In the modern world, the mystery of psychic phenomena seems to coexist alongside itself, straddling rather fractured grounds between doubt and believability. While science still remains unable to prove conclusively that certain individuals can see into the future or read the minds of others, there nonetheless seem to be instances where “proof” exists, supporting that these things can, and often do, occur.
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Evolution & the Biology of Psychic Phenomenen
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Still Waters
, Dec 31 2012 01:50 PM
psychic phenomena
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 01:50 PM
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Potter: " is this real or is this in my mind?"
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 04:41 PM
Still Waters, on 31 December 2012 - 01:50 PM, said:
In the modern world, the mystery of psychic phenomena seems to coexist alongside itself, straddling rather fractured grounds between doubt and believability. While science still remains unable to prove conclusively that certain individuals can see into the future or read the minds of others, there nonetheless seem to be instances where “proof” exists, supporting that these things can, and often do, occur.
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Food for thought, sweet dreams, and all the cliché expressions come to mind here, but perhaps they are so standard for a reason; whether or not science can explain the peculiar nature of psychic phenomenon, it appears to be something innate to humanity, though more often misunderstood than recognized, even partially, for the curious role it may play in our progression as a species.
http://mysteriousuni...hic-phenomenon/
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Food for thought, sweet dreams, and all the cliché expressions come to mind here, but perhaps they are so standard for a reason; whether or not science can explain the peculiar nature of psychic phenomenon, it appears to be something innate to humanity, though more often misunderstood than recognized, even partially, for the curious role it may play in our progression as a species.
http://mysteriousuni...hic-phenomenon/
I have always pondered the idea that dreaming might be a state of superposition for the mind. A cloud of all possibilities. If conciousness were rideing the waves of superposition who knows what could be possible. Time nor space are left as obstacles.
"To know oneself is to study one self in action with another person. Relationship is a process of self evaluation and self revelation. Relationship is the mirror in which you discover yourself - to be is to be related."---Bruce Lee
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 06:02 PM
I think certain kinds of psychic phenomena are innate and genetically/biologically based, rather than "spiritually" based. There are individuals in all the generations of my family that have this characteristic, though there are differences in how it's perceived and used. The challenge for us is figuring out how to work with the kids so that they see it as a tool instead of something ooky-spooky, learn how to control and manipulate it, and are responsible about how they use it.
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