by wednesday 15 Replies latest jw friends
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/36470/1.ashx
i thought those of u who have posted demon /ghost,/spirit enties/ just anything that deals wih the paranormal would enjoy seing how this subject was treated on this board a mere 2 yrs ao. It's an interesting read. I started this thread as a newbie, i believe it was my 9th post.
Do you honestly expect me to go through a 7 page thread written two years ago about demonz? I'm going to bed.
not if u do not want to. i posted it for those who have recently being posting paranormal and threads about demons. it is an interesting read.
i do not expect anyone to do anything they do not wish to do, shamas.
Wednesday, ignore shamus!
There are a lot of new lurkers here who will appreciate this thread.
(BTW, hope you're doing well these days... )
bebu
edited to add: not just lurkers, but anyone who wasn't around 2 years ago, like me.
bebe, yes actually my health is improving somewhat. thank u for your kind response.
Yes Wednesday. It does seem the atmosphere has changed a bit. Hopefully you will get some good responses to the older thread
i thought i'd give this one moer chance.
I found this quote from the poster "Quotes" helpful:
| Quotes | Re: Anyone still bothered by the demons? | |
Post 441 of 1002 since 23-Jan-02 36 y 8 m | I was never bother by Demons, never, NEVER experienced anything out-of-the-ordinary. My younger brother was bothered by a few instances of "sleep paralysis", wherein the brain is caught between the world of wakefulness and sleeping. Sleep paralysis is often accompanied by:
It usually occurs when the sufferer is in bed (or on their couch), because that is where people usually sleep, and that is where you will likely be when suffering from a sleep disorder. My brother spoke to a phsyician (rather than a psychic, which I agree is a waste of money) and explained the symptoms; before he was half done explaining, the Doctor finished the list (i.e. he had a textbook example, although everyone is a bit different). The Doctor advised that in most cases, the episodes disappeaer when the sufferer attains a regular sleep pattern (i.e. go to bed, and wake up, at the same time). That advice proved correct, and my brother was not bothered after that.This part especially. Seems unfortunate that even some children could have such a disrupted sleep pattern that they would suffer with this condition, but I've heard that some do. | |
yes that is an interesting post form quotes. the entire thread is a great read, so many threads have been started lately on this and related subjects, i thought it might be interesting to look back and see what everyone was saying 2 yrs ago.
weds
Hi wednesday
I don't remember that thread, at the time I was in hospital having an awful operation
I would have commented had I been here
I think many of the skeptics have mellowed a little, some haven't. How do YOU feel about it now? Do you still think the same way?
Sirona
