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[DakaSha]

haha i was thinking the same thing ^^

[Bogeyman]

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It is weird. Cool stories, I had one, albeit a bit crappy, a couple of years ago. Not as good as the ones here so I won't bother to tell it.

Mods, if you really want to screw peoples heads in, delete this thread and deny any knowledge it ever existed lol

        

[Michaelbuble]

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Okay this is strange because i read this yesterday and thought weeiiiiird.......Anyhoo i was listening to the radio in bed last night and they advertised Peter Gabriel coming to play in Dublin......This made me sit up with a start because i can clearly remember driving home from work last year sometime when they came on and announced Peter Gabriel had died of a heart attack....and proceeded to play "Sledgehammer" and "Dont give up" in memory........................       

Freaky

Edited by Michaelbuble, 25 April 2007 - 03:31 PM.

[Bogeyman]

See how the "infamous" John Titors prophecies fit in with all this ....Fascinating

http://johntitor.strategicbrains.com/CopyrightProof.cfm

[eqgumby]

Pretty amazing stuff. I think the John Titor stuff is bologna, but well done bologna.

It sounds like a genuine mental illness (psychosis?) but lacks the normal surrounding signs. Men who are diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic or psychotic (the type with delusions) have a low life expectancy and a myriad of problems besides the primary illness, so I sincerely doubt that is the case here.

I wish it could be explored further to attempt to find out if this "illusion" or parallel world idea has any flaws in it at all. Finding even a tid-bit of proof of this "other" world that you guys seem to have experienced so completely would be mind-bending. Pretty interesting stuff. Too bad there is no hard evidence that we crave so badly. Of course if there was hard evidence, that would prove it never happened...or...something like...uhh...brain-cramp!

[Jjbreen]

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Pretty amazing stuff. I think the John Titor stuff is bologna, but well done bologna.

It sounds like a genuine mental illness (psychosis?) but lacks the normal surrounding signs. Men who are diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic or psychotic (the type with delusions) have a low life expectancy and a myriad of problems besides the primary illness, so I sincerely doubt that is the case here.

I wish it could be explored further to attempt to find out if this "illusion" or parallel world idea has any flaws in it at all. Finding even a tid-bit of proof of this "other" world that you guys seem to have experienced so completely would be mind-bending. Pretty interesting stuff. Too bad there is no hard evidence that we crave so badly. Of course if there was hard evidence, that would prove it never happened...or...something like...uhh...brain-cramp!

Gumby -
I totally hear exactly what you are saying on this one. Do I have an answer? No - do or have I taken any drugs in my life - No.

The one thing that I did find curious was the research I did on a cases that I knew my lawyer/teacher friend and I had worked on. In the 'other memory' those cases were won, all three of them. The strange thing was when I went to see what happened to those cases - they did indeed exist, which I sort of expected they wouldn't - which would make them more a 'dream' to me - but they did exist and sad to say they lost.

Now I would have had no exposure to those cases except through my friend.

Again do I have an answer?? No. Do I have a theory? Yes - but I cannot back it up so the theory remains quietly mine.

As far as my other friend from my teen years. My wife remembers the day I came home and told her about this. Her only responce was, "Ok, I believe you. For I have seen to many things being married to you that has left me going HUH? I've had other, what people would call paranormal, experiences that she too would just say, I wouldn't have believed it if I had not seen it. Boy when I said, "I do..." you didn't tell me this side of your life..."

[PNewman]

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Pretty amazing stuff. I think the John Titor stuff is bologna, but well done bologna.

It sounds like a genuine mental illness (psychosis?) but lacks the normal surrounding signs. Men who are diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic or psychotic (the type with delusions) have a low life expectancy and a myriad of problems besides the primary illness, so I sincerely doubt that is the case here.

I wish it could be explored further to attempt to find out if this "illusion" or parallel world idea has any flaws in it at all. Finding even a tid-bit of proof of this "other" world that you guys seem to have experienced so completely would be mind-bending. Pretty interesting stuff. Too bad there is no hard evidence that we crave so badly. Of course if there was hard evidence, that would prove it never happened...or...something like...uhh...brain-cramp!

I can assure you with the upmost certainty that I do not have a mental illness.  I have seen a number of mental health care professionals and they seem to attribute it to my brain not remembering or processing the information correctly as oppose to me being insane.

Then again, psychologists don't know everything there is about everything, so anything is possible

[truethat]

One of my theories regarding how things came into existence in the world is the theory that TIME is a force and not just a measurement.

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You don't understand what heat is.  You take a pie and pop it in the oven at 350 degrees.  To your mind 350 degrees is a measurement.  But what cooks the pie is the heat.  The gauge is simply your way of understanding the force.


Time is usually regarded as just the measurement of things passing.   And I have a friend who is a Phd and once told me that they can take a cell and a sperm in a petri dish and they can understand everything that happens except for what causes the spark of life to occur.  I thought of this and I realized that the only thing that had happened was the passing of time.  I believe that when time passes it exerts a force over everything it passes.

Your experiences have made me think that the chaos of time is something that is happening to you.

[KingDrakethe3rd]

How do alternate realities exist with people and places identical to your own reality? even you exist in that world, and yet you never lived a second there. is there someone else living as you? how can they be someone else if they are you? there actions are nearly identical to your own, your life is essentially the same, how can another person live a life that is yours? what makes him like you? he lives your life in another reality. He is you, and yet he is not you... are we connected with ourselves at all times through our sub-conscious? do our lives actually take place at different times, that a me from a different life can influence me in this life through dreams, premonitions, or thoughts into actions they wish they had taken? do we end up different genders in different realities, can that influence one's sexuality(homosexuality) or cause transgenderism in another reality? can someone be drawn back to a love they had in a different reality, despite little incentive or reason in their own life to be drawn to such a love?

who exactly are these other people that are living our lives in different realities? are they part of us? a small portion of us that will makes up a greater whole sub-consciously and will unite in some way after all the lives have run their course? or perhaps we are ourselves in those realities, and we live every life that we exist in one at a time until there are no more? what happens when there are no more of our lives to live? do we get re-born as another person? do we go to an afterlife?

These are questions that have occurred to me, some of them have made me think of my own life experiences. I will ponder these questions and see if I can make any sense out of them.

[Bunny Munro]

Have you ever considered that astral projection may be part of this? The first time this happened to me I was with 3 friends and I had a lucid dream on my friends couch in his living room, my dream was of an alternate scenario where we were all sitting around in a different room of his house, except I new something wasn't quite right with the scene but I couldn't place my finger on it. I dreamed up about half an hour of time in which we were talking. Then suddenly I snapped back into realty and realized that I had been sitting on his couch the whole time.

Now the next morning when I was considering what had happened, I realized it was not actually reality because I picked out what was wrong with the scene, my friend had his girlfriend with him but in the projection I had they weren't boyfriend and girlfriend, her and my other friend were.

Edited by Affliction, 28 April 2007 - 04:17 PM.

[eqgumby]

For you guys that had these experiences, please don't think I was implying you were mentally ill. I just wanted to point out how similar the symptoms were to your own experiences. It's all very weird and sci-fi. Maybe there are some mentally ill people (by our definition) who are not as deluded as they are "fractured", meaning they are somehow affected by this multiple time-line thing or whatever it is. Jj, imagine having to deal with the type of experience YOU had on a daily basis, with things as small as "what's in the refrigerator today" to as big as "God I hope I'm married to the hot-girl I was yesterday". I don't think a person could hold a job, have a relationship, or anything that we see as ordinary life skills if that was a daily occurrence.

A person like that we say is mentally ill, pick your illness. Schizophrenic, paranoia, dis associative disorder, deluded. It's hard to grasp for those of us that have not seen it or experienced it.

[Jjbreen]

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For you guys that had these experiences, please don't think I was implying you were mentally ill. I just wanted to point out how similar the symptoms were to your own experiences. It's all very weird and sci-fi. Maybe there are some mentally ill people (by our definition) who are not as deluded as they are "fractured", meaning they are somehow affected by this multiple time-line thing or whatever it is. Jj, imagine having to deal with the type of experience YOU had on a daily basis, with things as small as "what's in the refrigerator today" to as big as "God I hope I'm married to the hot-girl I was yesterday". I don't think a person could hold a job, have a relationship, or anything that we see as ordinary life skills if that was a daily occurrence.

A person like that we say is mentally ill, pick your illness. Schizophrenic, paranoia, dis associative disorder, deluded. It's hard to grasp for those of us that have not seen it or experienced it.

Gumby - You are right that would send someone "out of their mind" if this was a daily thing. I'm glad (not sure that's the right word?) that this doesn't happen every day. Right now in 52 years - I've had 5 maybe 6 exeperiences where A. Happened - then A. Didn't happen. They were not just a "one small thing", but events that had months to years of A. Happening - then poof in one "short" day - it all didn't happen. All the months and year(s) of memories are still there to the smalles detail - but it now never happened.

PS: To the 'few' people that PM'd me on my "debunking" Psi abilities and then posting this. This is a seriously big difference. I'm not claiming any 'powers' or 'abilities'. This is certainly not anything I could control.

Trust me if it was there are certain things I could go back and "undo" or "redo".

[crystal sage]

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Gumby - You are right that would send someone "out of their mind" if this was a daily thing. I'm glad (not sure that's the right word?) that this doesn't happen every day. Right now in 52 years - I've had 5 maybe 6 exeperiences where A. Happened - then A. Didn't happen. They were not just a "one small thing", but events that had months to years of A. Happening - then poof in one "short" day - it all didn't happen. All the months and year(s) of memories are still there to the smalles detail - but it now never happened.

PS: To the 'few' people that PM'd me on my "debunking" Psi abilities and then posting this. This is a seriously big difference. I'm not claiming any 'powers' or 'abilities'. This is certainly not anything I could control.

Trust me if it was there are certain things I could go back and "undo" or "redo".

Yes similar experiences have happened to me too!!!...I've noticed that accasionally ..scene changes...  accur after the feeling of falling down an elevator.....and a click like an electric shock...like with OBE... except it's like a Reality Shift Body Experience..then everything seems a little different...colours.. smells.. the weather...on what you recall..as little trees are suddenly grown..new plants....  it kind of reminds me of the show   'Sliders'  http://www.tv.com/sliders/show/438/summary.html

The key points to   ..\ as potential changing times.. could be when you are experiencing deja vu.... as the energy feels different... like it's not set..stable... like a fork in the road of life..that you need to be careful  or take care of your choices you make at this time.......  your gut... our 'higher self'  you soul energy..is helping.. nudging you here??

Edited by crystal sage, 29 April 2007 - 12:32 AM.

[Lotus Flower]

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Yes similar experiences have happened to me too!!!...I've noticed that accasionally ..scene changes...  accur after the feeling of falling down an elevator.....and a click like an electric shock...like with OBE... except it's like a Reality Shift Body Experience..then everything seems a little different...colours.. smells.. the weather...on what you recall..as little trees are suddenly grown..new plants....  it kind of reminds me of the show   'Sliders'  http://www.tv.com/sliders/show/438/summary.html

The key points to   ..\ as potential changing times.. could be when you are experiencing deja vu.... as the energy feels different... like it's not set..stable... like a fork in the road of life..that you need to be careful  or take care of your choices you make at this time.......  your gut... our 'higher self'  you soul energy..is helping.. nudging you here??

Are you talking like a sort of "changeover" ?  Bit hard to put into words

[gHOst_Guard7]

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For you guys that had these experiences, please don't think I was implying you were mentally ill. I just wanted to point out how similar the symptoms were to your own experiences. It's all very weird and sci-fi. Maybe there are some mentally ill people (by our definition) who are not as deluded as they are "fractured", meaning they are somehow affected by this multiple time-line thing or whatever it is. Jj, imagine having to deal with the type of experience YOU had on a daily basis, with things as small as "what's in the refrigerator today" to as big as "God I hope I'm married to the hot-girl I was yesterday". I don't think a person could hold a job, have a relationship, or anything that we see as ordinary life skills if that was a daily occurrence.

A person like that we say is mentally ill, pick your illness. Schizophrenic, paranoia, dis associative disorder, deluded. It's hard to grasp for those of us that have not seen it or experienced it.

I am an Iraqi war veteran.  Upon returning, I immediately began having severe symptoms of Post Trauma Stress Disorder.  It escalated, and now accompanies dissociative disorder, psychosis NOS, and several other things.  I have had to come to the understanding that I actually am one of the "crazy" people that everyone jokes about.  Now I have to wonder...

For about 3 years now I've been having contact with other forces (almost impossible to explain), who I feel is giving me vital information pertinent to the situation at hand.  I rarely leave my house, as I constantly have to wonder: Am I in (I call it a "dream world", but for the sake of the topic, I'll say "another realm")...sorry.  Am I in the physical world in my physical body?  Am I in this parallel, separate realm where I can fly with my mind, and connect with others just by looking at them?

So, I can see both sides.  Am I totally crazy?  The govt. thinks so.  But I think some of this diagnosis is due to my poor ability to explain what it's like to constantly live two lives, each lived as best as I can.  If I don't really know which one is real, how am I supposed to realize the consequences of breaking a law or rule in another dimension?  I plead...Is there anyone who actually will come forward who has been diagnosed with a mental illness, and also has had these OBE type experiences during random times, such as at night and again the next afternoon?  I'd like to hear from someone on both sides.