04-14-2006, 01:41 AM
Greetings Goffredo.
that is one of the major problems.....there are people who do perpetrate fakes and write 'baloney' which makes people sceptical of somebody who has a genuine 'finding' but finds it hard to provide proof or convince people.
How many people believe in the vision of Lourdes for instance.....it may sound blasphemous but that could have been 'balony' (although St Bernadettes preserved body is awesome) - Yet those same people disbelieve in the Angel of Mons, seen by many soldiers during WWI and call it mass hallucination caused by the gas - but why?
What are known as 'Angels' are seen on a regular basis by people in every walk of life...the 'wings' thought to be an energy aura surrounding them..but mention to your doctor that you saw an 'angel' who talked to you and you will be classed as suffering a psychosis or/and hallucinations...
There are many charlatans out there, but there are also many genuine people trying to find ways to bring to the knowledge of others, what is very difficult to confirm in hard evidence.
I am a great believer in the mystical, but at times I find myself thinking 'bull....' when reading articles or books. People probably read some of my ideas and think the same.... :lol:
Ramseses mentions Orion and the Pyramids....there is the Dogon tribe of Africa and their knowledge of Sirius and its sibling white dwarf Sirius B, not discovered until 1862 and unseen by the naked eye ... people call that a hoax too....because it means the Dogons have knowledge that they simply should not have...
on a lighter note.....I once read my horoscope and it said 'authority will be looming over you' I had been talking to a 6'3" guy (i'm over 5'.6" and felt like a Hobbit) who turned out to be a prison officer....
hock:
regards
Arthes
that is one of the major problems.....there are people who do perpetrate fakes and write 'baloney' which makes people sceptical of somebody who has a genuine 'finding' but finds it hard to provide proof or convince people.
How many people believe in the vision of Lourdes for instance.....it may sound blasphemous but that could have been 'balony' (although St Bernadettes preserved body is awesome) - Yet those same people disbelieve in the Angel of Mons, seen by many soldiers during WWI and call it mass hallucination caused by the gas - but why?
What are known as 'Angels' are seen on a regular basis by people in every walk of life...the 'wings' thought to be an energy aura surrounding them..but mention to your doctor that you saw an 'angel' who talked to you and you will be classed as suffering a psychosis or/and hallucinations...
There are many charlatans out there, but there are also many genuine people trying to find ways to bring to the knowledge of others, what is very difficult to confirm in hard evidence.
I am a great believer in the mystical, but at times I find myself thinking 'bull....' when reading articles or books. People probably read some of my ideas and think the same.... :lol:
Ramseses mentions Orion and the Pyramids....there is the Dogon tribe of Africa and their knowledge of Sirius and its sibling white dwarf Sirius B, not discovered until 1862 and unseen by the naked eye ... people call that a hoax too....because it means the Dogons have knowledge that they simply should not have...
on a lighter note.....I once read my horoscope and it said 'authority will be looming over you' I had been talking to a 6'3" guy (i'm over 5'.6" and felt like a Hobbit) who turned out to be a prison officer....
hock: regards
Arthes
Cristina
The Hoplite Association
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The enemy is less likely to get wind of an advance of cavalry, if the orders for march were passed from mouth to mouth rather than announced by voice of herald, or public notice. Xenophon
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The Hoplite Association
[url:n2diviuq]http://www.hoplites.org[/url]
The enemy is less likely to get wind of an advance of cavalry, if the orders for march were passed from mouth to mouth rather than announced by voice of herald, or public notice. Xenophon
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