That's what I love about NSC. People dismissing other people's beliefs, because they don't agree with them.
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I know several people who have had some sort of interaction with people who have died. People sitting at the end of their bed, being the most common. My grandfather's parents owned a restaurant in Brighton, and his stepfather was a violent man who would throw plates etc at his mother. Many years later there was an article in the Argus about plates flying across the room of a house (the restaurant had been converted). My grandfather wrote in to explain this.Define ‘Beliefs’
I know several people who have had some sort of interaction with people who have died. People sitting at the end of their bed, being the most common. My grandfather's parents owned a restaurant in Brighton, and his stepfather was a violent man who would throw plates etc at his mother. Many years later there was an article in the Argus about plates flying across the room of a house (the restaurant had been converted). My grandfather wrote in to explain this.
Not everything can be explained by science.
It also annoys me how people on here dismiss other people's religious beliefs. I understand that many people are non-believers, but respect those that have a faith. Accept that others see things differently.
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I'd expect that kind of response from you.Want to buy some magic beans. They're only, erm....
*checks Heinz website*
...only £120. Each.
I know several people who have had some sort of interaction with people who have died. People sitting at the end of their bed, being the most common. My grandfather's parents owned a restaurant in Brighton, and his stepfather was a violent man who would throw plates etc at his mother. Many years later there was an article in the Argus about plates flying across the room of a house (the restaurant had been converted). My grandfather wrote in to explain this.
Not everything can be explained by science.
It also annoys me how people on here dismiss other people's religious beliefs. I understand that many people are non-believers, but respect those that have a faith. Accept that others see things differently.
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I know several people who have had some sort of interaction with people who have died. People sitting at the end of their bed, being the most common. My grandfather's parents owned a restaurant in Brighton, and his stepfather was a violent man who would throw plates etc at his mother. Many years later there was an article in the Argus about plates flying across the room of a house (the restaurant had been converted). My grandfather wrote in to explain this.
Not everything can be explained by science.
It also annoys me how people on here dismiss other people's religious beliefs. I understand that many people are non-believers, but respect those that have a faith. Accept that others see things differently.
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I know several people who have had some sort of interaction with people who have died. People sitting at the end of their bed, being the most common. My grandfather's parents owned a restaurant in Brighton, and his stepfather was a violent man who would throw plates etc at his mother. Many years later there was an article in the Argus about plates flying across the room of a house (the restaurant had been converted). My grandfather wrote in to explain this.
Not everything can be explained by science.
It also annoys me how people on here dismiss other people's religious beliefs. I understand that many people are non-believers, but respect those that have a faith. Accept that others see things differently.
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I mean, I had to stop that after 20secs it’s so cringeworthy. He definitely had issues, mental disorder of some description to think he could convince people, even himself, that ‘Mary loves Cock’ or whatever balderdash he did each week. Fair enough if you’re doing it for entertainment purposes but when you cross the line into pretending it’s real...weird, just weird!
I think you got off lightly.I'd expect that kind of response from you.
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I realise that he was a real person and has a greiving family, but he and all so called clairvoyants should be prosecuted for fraud. Conning money out of vulnerable people by false pretenses.
They also severely hamper the grieving process, convincing the bereaved that their loved one is still somehow still around, leaving them in a weird limbo where they can’t move on with their lives. This can lead to the expensive obsession of regular seances, events that are wrong on every level.
Fake mediums - and all mediums are fake - are despicable people, really.
He’s my wife’s friend’s cousin.
The family are waiting for a message to make sure he’s arrived on the other side. Staying positive, that’s the spirit!
The guy made a lot of money out of talking bollocks.
Thought it was some Ghanian footballer when I saw the topic. Luckily it wasn't.
On the topic of ghosts, communicating with the dead etc... who knows. Humans are nothing in the seemingly endless universe. We know nothing. Our minds and senses are very limited. Try to imagine a colour that doesn't exist. It's impossible, but that doesn't mean there aren't any other colours in the whole universe. Same could be with ghosts or whatever - for all we know there could be living dead everywhere all the time, we just can't see or measure their presence.
It's sort of like with atheism (And I say this as an agnostic), stating it as a fact that there is no God is every bit as fundamentalists as saying there is one. It's a fat ****ing self-overevaluation to think we know jack shit about the mechanisms of the universe.
Thought it was some Ghanian footballer when I saw the topic. Luckily it wasn't.
On the topic of ghosts, communicating with the dead etc... who knows. Humans are nothing in the seemingly endless universe. We know nothing. Our minds and senses are very limited. Try to imagine a colour that doesn't exist. It's impossible, but that doesn't mean there aren't any other colours in the whole universe. Same could be with ghosts or whatever - for all we know there could be living dead everywhere all the time, we just can't see or measure their presence.
It's sort of like with atheism (And I say this as an agnostic), stating it as a fact that there is no God is every bit as fundamentalists as saying there is one. It's a fat ****ing self-overevaluation to think we know jack shit about the mechanisms of the universe.
I get what you are saying but this thread is mainly pouring scorn on the charlatans who claim they do have the gift of communication with the "other side".
Mary loves Dick