XPost: alt.paranormal.reincarnation
From: wrcousert@yahoo.com
"Your Name Here=Harvey" wrote in message
news:x49rc.3259$FN.342143@news02.tsnz.net...
> In article <40a9b39e$0$8987$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>,
> westdorian@yahoo.com.au says...
> >
> >
> >Why has no-one been able to claim it if all these things are purportedly
> >true? It should have gone aeons ago. Could all these NDEs, OOBEs,
visions,
> >feelings etc. be just colossal delusions? Should the people that have
them
> >seek medical attention?
> >
> >Anyone have any insight(s)?
> >
> >Thank.
> >
> >
>
> It is obvious that he doesn't willingly part with any of his money.
>
> re: divination, is the simpler one to prove, yet he sets up a test
> according to his own weird logic. Water bottles hidden underground,
> yet diviners search for running water sources.
> Why not just follow a proven water diviner and dig where he/she says
> to dig, and confirm what is foretold?
> However there is a group of scientists who believe in diviners - and
> have so far not been able to come up with their own concrete
evidence/proof
> that it is 'real'.
>
>
> It's probably more the case - that mankind is on the edge? of believing
> in these things, seeing that these simply do not go away with scientific
> reasoning and logic (or everyday commonsense) - that only if science would
> play catch up, and invent the instruments (or stumble across them
> accidentally - which has happened, only for them to be lost) necessary to
> record and provide the 'proof' that these do in fact exist.
>
> The mainstream world view has to change, to accept these as possible and
> then probable.. then finally proven...
>
> Harvey
>
There are people who claim they can levitate objects. Why don't they come
forward to claim the prize?
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