DELILAH'S STRANGE EXPERIENCE...... (page 6)

ButtLight

However, the scenario that there was an invisible evil person hiding inside the woman with the apparent intent of getting Delilah to believe a slightly different version of Christianity, which person accidentally revealed its presence on hearing about some silly apocalyptic cult is so horrendously unlikely that before believing it, I would require at least a smidgen of evidence, and I have none. So I am compelled to assume - pending such evidence - that one of the more mundane explanations is more likely to be true, although I don't know which one.

I cant let funky have the last word. No matter what type of "supernatural" or unexplained thread comes up, it's always the same!!!

If there is more than just one story about black eyed people, it still wont make a diff, cuz you didnt see it, and therefore you think its heresay, or made up!

But she isnt alone..........they have forums just for this type of experience!

Maybe they are all liars, mistaken, physco's, or just halucinating too.

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t81761.html

No offence to you derek, but I hope one day you experience some of the things some of us have........and a good experience at that. Maybe then you wont be so critial.

funkyderek

ButtLight:

I cant let funky have the last word.

That sounds like a challenge!

If there is more than just one story about black eyed people, it still wont make a diff, cuz you didnt see it, and therefore you think its heresay, or made up!

Well, it is hearsay. That's not necessarily criticism, but the only evidence anyone here has been presented with is Mary's account. Now Mary (allegedly) has heard eyewitness testimony. But we have not. We have heard hearsay. (No offence Mary, just being legalistic.)

But she isnt alone..........they have forums just for this type of experience!

Well, that settles it. If it's on the Interweb, it must be true!

Maybe they are all liars, mistaken, physco's, or just halucinating too.

Maybe they are. With hundreds of millions of people using the Internet you can find fora full of people who believe all sorts of nonsense, flat-earthism, conspiracies involving reptilian overlords, creationism, and almost anything else you can imagine. Clearly, the mere existence of such sites is not enough to establish the truth of their claims.

No offence to you derek, but I hope one day you experience some of the things some of us have........and a good experience at that. Maybe then you wont be so critial.

I hope I have one too. You seem to have had more encounters with the supernatural than Agent Mulder from The X-Files so by the law of averages I must be due at least one. I hope that if I do, I will continue to approach the situation with my usual critical approach (although I suspect such an approach makes it unlikely that I will ever identify any of my experiences as supernatural).

found-my-way

Mary,

I believe your friend was telling the truth.

There are so many things that happen that have no explanation at all.

Just because it is hard to believe it happened, doesnt mean it didnt actually occur exactly the way she explained it.

I'm sure if doubters had clearly seen a person's entire eye go black, and then change back, standing from only a few feet away, they would be frustrated if someone told them they had simply hallucinated it.

just my two cents.

ButtLight

You seem to have had more encounters with the supernatural than Agent Mulder from The X-Files

Ok, I cant do anything but laugh at that one.......it is rather funny.

That sounds like a challenge!

Why of course!

Ok, just for fun.....lets say your sitting in your living room, all by yourself. You look at the coffee table, and see something that is sitting on it, levitate in the air, and drop! Everything else on the coffee table is still in place. What caused it?

found-my-way

lets say your sitting in your living room, all by yourself. You look at the coffee table, and see something that is sitting on it, levitate in the air, and drop! Everything else on the coffee table is still in place. What caused it?

I know! I know !

a gust of wind! (no wind?)

it was your imagination! (no?)

you were dreaming! (oh, you were awake?)

ummm

it couldnt possibly be spirit beings, there's no scientific evidence they exist

funkyderek

Buttlight:

Ok, just for fun.....lets say your sitting in your living room, all by yourself. You look at the coffee table, and see something that is sitting on it, levitate in the air, and drop! Everything else on the coffee table is still in place. What caused it?

Well, found-my-way listed and for some reason dismissed several obvious possibilities. I'd certainly consider possibilities in that vein before I started entertaining, ghosts, poltergeists, angels, demons, imps, leprechauns, elves, fairies, djinni, invisible hamsters, room temperature superconductivity, telekinesis, alien intervention or other such speculative guesses.

If the event was such that all possibilities consistent with the known laws of physics can somehow be ruled out, then I would consider that my knowledge of those laws was incomplete.

(It's entirely hypothetical of course as no such event has ever been reliably recorded.)