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1 minute ago, back to earth said:

Not at all , Papa george has proved nothing .  

I have my own definition of 'psychic'   ( but only when it works )  ;     the unconscious goes about its hidden business of collating received info and impressions and  then flashes the result to the conscious mind ... much like what some call 'intuition'  - which itself seems most successful in areas where the person having the 'intuition' is most experienced  ( eg. Nurses that show good 'intuition' seem to be the ones with the most nursing experience )  

Yeah, I was kidding 

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5 hours ago, papageorge1 said:

I might blow your mind by considering Akashic memory and spiritual memories that may be available to other entities.

If you knew anything at all about the topic, you'd know that even if Atlantis existed, it wasn't named "Atlantis" because Plato tells us that Solon Hellenized all the names in the story (as an excuse for Greek name places in a supposedly Egyptian story.)

So, since you seem to believe in the Akashic Record, and I assume from that that maybe you know something about that, you should know that nobody reading any Akashic record could ever come across any information concerning any place called "Atlantis" because that wouldn't have been the name of the place and the Akashic record doesn't lie (or does it?)

You can therefore only conclude that any of your favorite psychics that read the Akashic records and claim knowledge of Atlantis from there are actually lying.

There is literally NO other conclusion to be reached.

Harte

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10 minutes ago, Parsec said:

Ah! 

Now I understand! 

We say the same things, but since you live upside-down, they look the opposite! 

Mystery solved! 

I do ?     I thought we came from the same place .....  I was born in 'The Shire' . 

Image result for sutherland shire

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/about-town/shattering-the-shire-stereotype-20120625-20y4c.html

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6 minutes ago, Jarocal said:

They actually used to tether Greenland in place until it broke free and drifted north finally scuttling it its current location.

What a load.

Greenland didn't "drift." It daintily lifted its petticoat and gingerly minced across the Atlantic.

For God's sake! How many times do I have to tell you people this?

Harte

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2 minutes ago, Harte said:

If you knew anything at all about the topic, you'd know that even if Atlantis existed, it wasn't named "Atlantis" because Plato tells us that Solon Hellenized all the names in the story (as an excuse for Greek name places in a supposedly Egyptian story.)

So, since you seem to believe in the Akashic Record, and I assume from that that maybe you know something about that, you should know that nobody reading any Akashic record could ever come across any information concerning any place called "Atlantis" because that wouldn't have been the name of the place and the Akashic record doesn't lie (or does it?)

You can therefore only conclude that any of your favorite psychics that read the Akashic records and claim knowledge of Atlantis from there are actually lying.

There is literally NO other conclusion to be reached.

Hare

Actually there are other conclusions I can reach. Posting such in the only way I could with my limited (read base and profane) vocabulary articulate those conclusions would violate forum posting rules.

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21 hours ago, papageorge1 said:

I said I was intrigued by psychic archeology and consider it, but not not that anyone can 'validate' it to others.

Incorrect. You recently stated the following:

To the expected criticism here, I will say that I listen to psychic archeology too  (emphasis added)(papageorge1 #31).

There is a distinct difference between "considering" and "listening to". Nor have you validated/legitimized the "concept" of "psychic archaeology". And citing such luminary researchers (!) as a "channeled" "Archangel Metatron" does little to support your own credibility or that of your sources.

Edit: Clarification.

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17 minutes ago, Harte said:

If you knew anything at all about the topic, you'd know that even if Atlantis existed, it wasn't named "Atlantis" because Plato tells us that Solon Hellenized all the names in the story (as an excuse for Greek name places in a supposedly Egyptian story.)

So, since you seem to believe in the Akashic Record, and I assume from that that maybe you know something about that, you should know that nobody reading any Akashic record could ever come across any information concerning any place called "Atlantis" because that wouldn't have been the name of the place and the Akashic record doesn't lie (or does it?)

You can therefore only conclude that any of your favorite psychics that read the Akashic records and claim knowledge of Atlantis from there are actually lying.

There is literally NO other conclusion to be reached.

Hare

Papa is having a day off , I said i would stand in for him .....   <ahem> 

So many people have used the term Atlantis that the Akasick Record    ( :)  )    has been adapted accordingly     .   It gets updated, just like Mirriam - Webster does every so often . 

To go further into this, we broach the subject of  ......    wait for it  ..... 

 

Psychic Egyptology     :)  

 

http://wisdom-magazine.com/Article.aspx/2967/

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10 hours ago, Jarocal said:

 If I possessed the eloquence with communication as you do sir, perhaps I may have etched out a career putting words to paper rather than one requiring utilization of heavy blunt objects being struck on rocks and stacking those in a pile.

 Being a simple minded, undereducated person I struggle to comprehend some areas such as the paranormal, the psychic phenomena, and advanced ancient technology which disappears without a trace. Instead my feeble mind reverts to examining solutions I may employ with skills and attributes I posses...

Chuckle! It would appear that in this case even the skilled and artfully applied utilization of blunt objects may be insufficient in achieving the enlightenment so desperately needed.

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11 minutes ago, Swede said:

Incorrect. You recently stated the following:

To the expected criticism here, I will say that I listen to psychic archeology too  (emphasis added)(papageorge1 #31).

There is a distinct difference between "considering" and "listening to". Nor have you validated/legitimized the "concept" of "psychic archaeology". And citing such luminary researchers (!) as "Archangel Metatron" does little to support your own credibility or that of your sources.

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  Ommmmmmm       < uses psychic powers >  ....    P G is going to say that,  the statement he made before that  had considering in it (re ancient civilisations )  and the follow on comment about 'listening'  to  psychic archaeology , is a follow on  (if my memory serves me correctly on what he wrote ) . 

... a bit like his  ' I never said they spread their technology around the world '   ...... apparently he picks and chooses from the New Age Atlantis ideas as it suits him ? 

Unless he has his own view into the ' Astral record '  . 

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15 minutes ago, back to earth said:

I do ?     I thought we came from the same place .....  I was born in 'The Shire' . 

Image result for sutherland shire

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/about-town/shattering-the-shire-stereotype-20120625-20y4c.html

Jokes aside, as you of course already know, I was referring to the piece of land Tolkien used to build his idea of Shire on. 

 

I reckon it's sunnier there. 

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26 minutes ago, back to earth said:

Not at all , Papa george has proved nothing .  

I have my own definition of 'psychic'   ( but only when it works )  ;     the unconscious goes about its hidden business of collating received info and impressions and  then flashes the result to the conscious mind ... much like what some call 'intuition'  - which itself seems most successful in areas where the person having the 'intuition' is most experienced  ( eg. Nurses that show good 'intuition' seem to be the ones with the most nursing experience )  

Unconcious competence 

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5 minutes ago, Swede said:

Chuckle! It would appear that in this case even the skilled and artfully applied utilization of blunt objects may be insufficient in achieving the enlightenment so desperately needed.

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Mmmmmm ... thats one way .  Another is to use sharp objects , instead of 'encouraging ' some 'good sense into ' with a blunt object  , we could let some 'bad sense out ' with a sharp object   ?

 

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8 minutes ago, Parsec said:

Jokes aside, as you of course already know, I was referring to the piece of land Tolkien used to build his idea of Shire on. 

I thought you were from 'the real' one ? 

8 minutes ago, Parsec said:

 

I reckon it's sunnier there. 

 

Sunnier in New Zealand  than  the south Sydney subs ?      Pshaw !  

 

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5 minutes ago, Swede said:

Chuckle! It would appear that in this case even the skilled and artfully applied utilization of blunt objects may be insufficient in achieving the enlightenment so desperately needed.

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Which is why I advocate "soft debate" (5 kilos wet sand tied into the end of a sock) rather than hard blunt objects when reasoning with some people.

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12 minutes ago, Golden Duck said:

Unconcious competence 

Mine is very competent :)   , actually, it runs most of the show . 

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7 minutes ago, back to earth said:

Mmmmmm ... thats one way .  Another is to use sharp objects , instead of 'encouraging ' some 'good sense into ' with a blunt object  , we could let some 'bad sense out ' with a sharp object   ?

 

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Debridement of dead brain cells in a similar manner to removal of gangrenous flesh. I find that an interesting concept.

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5 minutes ago, back to earth said:

I thought you were from 'the real' one ? 

 

Sunnier in New Zealand  than  the south Sydney subs ?      Pshaw !  

 

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Well no, I'm not from any Shire anyway, it's only where I live at the moment. 

I meant that this is actually the "real" Shire, because it's the place Tolkien draw inspiration from, when he wrote about his Middle-Earth's Shire. 

Too convoluted. 

 

Well, I don't know about the sun, but for sure you have some very interesting full moons there!

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13 minutes ago, Jarocal said:

Debridement of dead brain cells in a similar manner to removal of gangrenous flesh. I find that an interesting concept.

yes, it seems Pink Floyd did too ;

"   ..... But it was only a fantasy 
The wall was too high as you can see 
No matter how he tried he could not break free 
And the worms ate into his brain.  ....  " 

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8 minutes ago, Parsec said:

Well no, I'm not from any Shire anyway, it's only where I live at the moment. 

I meant that this is actually the "real" Shire, because it's the place Tolkien draw inspiration from, when he wrote about his Middle-Earth's Shire. 

Too convoluted. 

 

Well, I don't know about the sun, but for sure you have some very interesting full moons there!

Van Morrison agrees about that :)  

" Its a lovely night for a Moontan  .....  "

 

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13 minutes ago, Parsec said:

 

Well, I don't know about the sun, but for sure you have some very interesting full moons there!

Actually I see "waxing gibbous" moons 

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4 minutes ago, Jarocal said:

Actually I see "waxing gibbous" moons 

Evidently we don't share the same psychic powers.

 

Mh, I just realise that if I'd be able to perform remote viewing, I'd probably be a perv. 

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3 hours ago, back to earth said:

Okay, thats fair enough.  But how do you discern what is the truth and what is imagination ... what is your yardstick ? 

Often it is not discernable with certainty. I have to form my personal opinion of likelihood based on all my past knowledge.

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Just now, papageorge1 said:

Often it is not discernable with certainty. I have to form my personal opinion of likelihood based on all my past knowledge.

Please offer three names of psychics who have helped form this opinion and three things upon which they agree.

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2 minutes ago, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

Please offer three names of psychics who have helped form this opinion and three things upon which they agree.

By all means of respect, but he cannot. That much is painfully obvious.

Cheers,
Badeskov

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