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Comment on PAst lives…? by harijanti

harijanti — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:20:59 +0000

when i was a kid…i see tall buildings…..that scene surprised me….until i studied in between high primary and secondary…that picture in my early childhood appear right in front of me….that look exactly like what i have seen….
but i did not have dream at that time, the picture just suddenly enter to my brain……
if i have dream, usually will not appear in future…..but it is a sign to show what will happen, like a puzzles……
if i’m awake and pictures come to me in sudden, that will become real in future……..
this funny things no more happen since after i married…….
when look back, i call it funny and a bit scary….and look now, still there is worry and become unknown!!!
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Comment on PAst lives…? by Mystique

Mystique — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:43:59 +0000

Past lives are the former incarnations of your Soul or Higher Self. Some therapists think hypnosis opens a window to the unconscious mind where memories of past lives are stored. If the person strongly believes they don’t exist, she might not allow it to happen, but if she goes with it past lives
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philosopher in training:)

Comment on PAst lives…? by Theron Q. Ramacharaka Panchadasi

Theron Q. Ramacharaka Panchadasi — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:14:59 +0000

Yes, what if? Really. It doesn’t matter.

Wait, yes it does. Insofar as the future can be laid out accurately only to the extent that human will does not impose change upon it in actuality, any picture of the future has a built in accuracy problem. That is, the future can only be laid out given the present alone. It’s a static picture. Every moment between the present and the actual occurence involves the potential for changes in the ways things turn out.

But the past has already actualized and so it is known. This brings out a difference between whether the dream denotes the past or denotes the future. If it denotes the past it stands to be more accurate.

But then, it could lose accuracy because it’s a dream, too. So again, it doesn’t matter one way or the other.
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Comment on PAst lives…? by RU4REAL?

RU4REAL? — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:04:59 +0000

My pet theory (and I have many of them) is that the whole "past lives" and "reincarnation" thing is simply possible evidence for "genetic memory."
Genetics tells us that we are the end tip of a tree branch of gene combinations and re-mixing that goes way way back into the past. If we’re born with "in-born" abilities and instincts (like the way our brain is "pre-wired" to learn a language) then why not "pre-wired" with our ancestors memories, or at least some of them. That somehow, a little bit our ancestors memories were encoded into their own DNA while they were alive (perhaps very intense experiences such as battles to the death, or whatever) and then after those memories were encoded into their DNA, they had children, who down the genetic road, passed on those memories to future generations. Most "memories" we’re born with are probably the simple "instinctual" ones of being a human animal, and so we all share fundamental "in-born" memories of what’s it’s like to be human.
But every now and then, once in a blue moon, actual "thought" memories are encoded and passed on, too.

But I don’t see how you could pick up the memories of people who don’t exist yet…

That would require a time machine brain that can "extrapolate" events in the present so proficiently, that our DNA has already encoded "future events" into it’s structure ready to pass on as soon as we have kids…

(Just a thought….good question)
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Comment on How many overweight people in their forties and fifties feel that losing weight is unrealistic? by fitman

fitman — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:01:59 +0000

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Comment on PAst lives…? by sweets

sweets — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:55:59 +0000

ooooh!
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Comment on Have any of you ladies (and gentlemen) been scammed for money in the past few months? How did you resolve it? by Ghana Banana

Ghana Banana — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:46:59 +0000

Been there. I had at least 4 men contacting me with the exact same story and knew they were scams because my friend’s mother lost over £5000 to one of them she thought was her fiance. Her daughter kept telling her it was a scam but she refused to listen thinking this man was coming back to London to marry her once his contract in Nigeria was finished. It was only after she heard he was ambushed on his way to the airport and was in a coma in hospital and a ‘doctor’ asked for money for surgery that her daughter called the British High Commission who confirmed there was no hospital by that name, no UK citizen by that name with a Nigerian visa, no company with the name he said he worked for
to stay safe on dating sites, dont continue talking to anyone you cant meet right away. The minute they say they are working overseas move on to someone else, it will almost always be a scam. If they cant meet you after a few emails, they are either married and just flirting online for fun or a scammer.
And never use messenger, always go thru the dating site or set up a separate email address for online dating. With messenger, there is no way to track the IP address of the sender so they could be contacting you from anywhere – saying they are in the UK but are actually in Ghana.And there is no record of your conversations if you ever need to get the police involved. So anyone that suggests messenger that you have never met is normally a scam. Once you meet in person and knwo the person is legit then you could use messenger, but never before. If someone says they are overseas, tell them you are not interested in a long distance relationship and to get back in contact only when they are in your city, not before. Cut them off before they start sending you too many messages
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Comment on Please tell me what u think?? ive posted it before but changed a few things? by Andcatz

Andcatz — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:40:59 +0000

I do not feel like reading a long story. It I did I would read a book.
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Comment on Have any of you ladies (and gentlemen) been scammed for money in the past few months? How did you resolve it? by First Nameisaaci

First Nameisaaci — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:22:59 +0000

yeah I’ve gotten a couple of those emails, people are scammers, ignore the messages and report him
even though this has nothing to do with your question would you mind answering mine please?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100209114644AAwA2Su
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Comment on What do u think? i have posted this question before, but have changed a few things.? by Bev M

Bev M — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:31:59 +0000

You seem to think like I do only you express it much better than I ever could. Good stuff.
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