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do you believe in angels??

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Kaz in a Tizz

Kaz in a Tizz Report 5 Dec 2006 00:55

Sorry Suzanne, I was answering your thread title rather than what you asked so apologies to you! I don't think I have an explanation but I do think that there is so little of the brain that we understand, I believe as little as 5% of it! As children perhaps we are more open to its possibilities because it is still forming! Oh No!! I am being all wishy washy! Kaz x

Suzanne

Suzanne Report 5 Dec 2006 01:02

kaz, i do agree with what your saying,and cant help but agree with what your saying about only using a part of our brain for everyday use,and even though i dont understand what i saw that day, i am open to everyones thoughts on the subject.xxxxxxx

Suzanne

Suzanne Report 5 Dec 2006 01:06

going to bed now,(long day on the ward tomorrow)but please keep posting with your views on the thread, will get back to all of you tomorrow.xxxxxxxxx

Unknown

Unknown Report 5 Dec 2006 01:07

okay, i think it's public knowledge, that children, and animals see visions that can't be explained, and are written off as daydreams etc, but personally i feel it happens much too often to be taken lightly. suzanne, i believe you had a vision, there in the graveyard, amongst spirits, you were too young to make- believe about the spirit world, so you should do some research into angels etc, i'm a member of a site called the ' zone ' and many folk on there are far more knowledgeable on the subject than me. bryan.

UzziAndHerDogs

UzziAndHerDogs Report 5 Dec 2006 01:18

No I don't believe in 'angels' but as Bryan said kids and animals pick up more than adults. I do believe in ghosts and all that comes with it. I do believe that what u saw as a child was real. Don't doubt yourself

June

June Report 5 Dec 2006 09:40

Yes Suzanne i do believe in angels and i think its lovely to think we have some one looking out for us in the world we live in today June xx

Suzanne

Suzanne Report 5 Dec 2006 15:57

nudge.xxx

Tara

Tara Report 5 Dec 2006 16:21

Hiya Suzanne YES I believe, most definately. Far too many thing's have happened in my life for not to believe. Not only do I see spirit's but when I was with my ex-partner of seven year's he felt them too, and see two what he describes as angel's when he was spiked with drug's in his drink at a nightclub and collapsed. My partner now (fiancee) has had experiences with spirit's. One which only happened last week. We were sleeping and he awoke in the night, feeling odd, he told me something was stroking with what seemed like a finger from his toe up to his ankle back and forth on top of the duvet. He see I was asleep, the baby was in her nursery asleep in her cot, and our two jack russells sleep downstair's in our hallway. He said it took him a while to get back to sleep, but he didn't feel frightened. I have been whispered too, felt hands on my shoulders, given warning's before they have happened, felt spirit's energy when reading & healing, heard spirit say 'Sleep' to my baby when she was unwell, seen four spirit dog's, and had many many premonition's of danger and sadness before it's happened when connected to my family and loved one's and friends. All you have to be is open-minded, not afraid of the unknown and it help's to believe in them and yourself also.

Len of the Chilterns

Len of the Chilterns Report 5 Dec 2006 23:43

Suzanne. Sorry, I did not make myself clear, trying to be too concise. It quite difficult to convey thoughts accurately into type. Even then they can be read differently from what was intended. I am quite sure you saw an angel, or entity. Children have paranormal powers that adults often knock out of them. You are extraordinarily fortununate to have had the gift. To have retained the memory probably means you still have the ability. What I was trying to say was that paranormal powers are part of the human make-up and there is no law of physics or nature which says otherwise. There is no reason either why it should be confined to humans. len

Len of the Chilterns

Len of the Chilterns Report 5 Dec 2006 23:54

Bryan. I am certainly brave enough to stand in front of my peers and say I believe in life after bodily death. I am also sufficiently knowledgeable about the subject to hold my own in any debate. My I.Q is (or was - allowing for ageing) 156 and I did creditably well at physics and chemistry so can make a good case. To those who say the mind/soul does not live on, I would say 'can you prove that it does not?' and see what sort of case that they can make, then dismantle it. len

Unknown

Unknown Report 6 Dec 2006 00:01

i've not mentioned this before to anyone, but a few months back, i was watching television when i realised that a lady was standing to my left, wearing a brown tweed jacket and long skirt, but within a couple of seconds of me turning my head, she was gone, it didn't shock or surprise me, as i do believe in spirits, and i know she meant me no harm. bryan.

Len of the Chilterns

Len of the Chilterns Report 6 Dec 2006 23:07

Bryan. More often than not, these things are usually caught with the peripheral vision - seen towards one side, unless the viewer is a medium in which case it is 'mindsight'. In mindsight the vision is perceived directly by the brain but interpreted by the visual cortex so it appears that the eye was used as receptor. In this context, the blind can 'see' objects. Read up about 'blindsight' if you are interested in the blind 'seeing'. It was a long time ago that I read about seeing paranormally but there was a very good reason, something to do with the receptors in the middle of the eye or retina being particular good for colour vision and static objects whereas the peripheral vision was particularly good at picking up fleeting motion. On the other hand, peripheral vision is not good with colour although the brain is very good at interpreting and 'filling in' the details. len

***Julie*Ann***.sprinkling fairydust***

***Julie*Ann***.sprinkling fairydust*** Report 6 Dec 2006 23:10

i believe we have people watching over us, we have to sometimes, things too weird happen to be explained sometimes, daughter had mum watching her im sure she was sat in the back seat the day she crashed her car

Unknown

Unknown Report 6 Dec 2006 23:22

i mentioned this on here a couple of years back, so will just give a short version now. went out with a girl of 20, who was a widow, yes far too young, but her husband was killed in a car crash, his name was similar to mine... brian. i said goodnight to her, and walked toward my car, as i neared it i felt a ' presence ' as i opened the car door, i had this overwhelming feeling that someone was sitting in the car, i closed the door, and drove off, doing no more than 5 miles per hour, as i was so scared that the stearing wheel would be snatched out of my hands. the next night, i told her what had happened, and to my amazement she said ' oh, that was only brian, making sure you got home safely ' bryan.

Libby

Libby Report 6 Dec 2006 23:51

Owned a pub from 1995 until 2002. There had been a pub on the site for well over hundred years - our pub was built in the 1930's. Daughter was just under 12 months old when we moved there. She regularly talked about the little girl she played with during the night from the age of two. I know that children, especially girls, are susceptible to seeing spirits (excuse the location) but this spooked me. Juke box regularly turned itself on during the night. She sang songs in Welsh (living there at the time) not taught to her at nursery school. Apologies to any Welsh speakers, she was taught Welsh but not these particular songs. She is a very sensitive girl even now and takes everyones cares on her shoulders. Wish her little Welsh friend would visit her now. She needs her at the moment. Libby xx

Suzanne

Suzanne Report 8 Dec 2006 19:44

libby, read your thread and it reminded me of something that happend with my own daughter when she was 18months old my auntie died of breast cancer when my daughter was nearly one,she never knew her,but from the age of 18months i would find my daughter standing up in the cot talking to the wall, one day i heard her talking and decided to hide by the door and see if i could hear her talking,by chance i heard her say my aunties name and start laughing,she was really giggling as if she was being tickled,when i went in she was standing up in her cot,as soon as she saw me she stopped talking and pointed to the wall,there was nobody there of course,but that incident has stayed with me all those years,and my daughter whos 24 now doesnt remember any of it.xxx

Essex Baz

Essex Baz Report 8 Dec 2006 20:03

Hello Suzanne, I believe in Angels, and I believe in what you saw that day in the cemetery. You hang on to your beliefs Suzanne. I'm not going to get involved in the brain thingy, I just believe in what I believe, sounds strange eh. I'm no scientist etc, so wouldn't even hazard a guess as to why I have these beliefs, just to say, 'Yes I Believe in Angels ' Baz xx

Unknown

Unknown Report 8 Dec 2006 21:32

interesting subject nudge. bryan.

Len of the Chilterns

Len of the Chilterns Report 11 Dec 2006 22:39

Next time someone tells you they don't believe, ask what evidence they have and are they aware they are in a minority. A BBC survey showed that 69% of adults claim to have had a paranormal experience. From the scientific aspect, the paranormal is quite logical and to not understand this is to admit to lack of intelligence. len

Siobhan

Siobhan Report 11 Dec 2006 22:46

I most certainly do, my angel comes to me in times of need, although I actually believe that its my uncle watching over me rather than my angel, I saw him the moment he was shot back in 1977, hard to believe as i was only 3 months old, I know this as I asked my mum about it and described the room exactly. (I was in england and he in Ireland) When I had my first baby 7 years ago because of a NHS 'error' I almost died, the docs told my parents to say goodbye, but that night I felt him with me in the room, I was in and out of concseness but knew he was there for me, and I pulled through. vaughny x