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Appreciate the welcome Dreama and Bebonang :)

Interesting that you couldn't bother to include my entire sentence in bold face print as well you managed to eliminated the very word I emphasized with italics "sensitivity". I call that distortion.

All I know is that if anybody had the audacity to inflict their beliefs of how I should manage my body, I would probably go off the deep end. It wouldn't be pretty.

I think you've completely distorted my beliefs. Being sensitive to the unseen has nothing to do with killing millions (or killing at all) OR depriving anyone of treatment OR skull boring.

I dont really mind if you feel you're the final authority on what is and what isn't. I don't have the energy or interest to convince anyone of anything but linking me or my beliefs to being the cause of so many deaths is a little far out, it's really inaccurate. Just because a mental health...

Yes, thank goodness I agree. I can't cite too much evidence, mostly its just a feeling but I can direct you to great book "The Secret Teaching of Plants" by Stephen Harrod Buhner. In this book he says that between 60-65 percent of the cells in the heart are neural cells and have a number of...

It does look like an underwater scene. But I think its moonlight on a shore. I prob will give the answer tomorrow if no one gets it, I think it's too hard. If I post any more I will put it in the other thread you mentioned, thanks :)

I'm with the egyptians, I feel awareness resides in the heart.

Thanks very much for the warm welcome Pepsi, Hear Again, Shygirl and SG :)

I was 11, and remember feeling the eery creepiness, just as I did for the Heaven's Gate suicide folks waiting for their ride aboard a ship behind Haley's comet.

I think maybe referring to the "Electric Kool-aid Acid test" The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Thanks for the welcome Philips, Liebling and Bottesin :) Liebling, Ich wohne in Leverkusen fur sechs months zwanzig jahren ago, lol. Ich spreche keine Deutsch when I arrived (kind of like being deaf) aber ein bischen i learned and now remember. I prob dont make any sense...:laugh2...

Just in case anybody wants to play. Will give hints if wanted. i like this painting meant to put in the other thread...will try to move it if recommended to.

Can't wait

Hello, I am new here. I am hearing tho not always comprehending so I feel deaf a lot. I have a memory a long time ago of hearing a sign interpreter and feeling that sign language was a profound, multidimensional, poetic language. I have never had the opportunity to meet anyone who was deaf...

The last movies I watched that I really liked were "Wondrous Oblivion" and "Lackawanna Blues". Loved them both!

Just sharing here...I feel like I get a small idea of what is being deaf when I go to youtube and watch some sign stories. I find myself reaching for the volume on my speakers, then I go thru a frustration at not having a clue of what theyre saying. Then I experience a bit of panic. I...

It does make sense when you say it that way. But is it only done when translating a hearing person or in all situations? It touches me because it seems like there would be less misunderstandings and fewer people feeling alienated/isolated. I wish the hearing world would do this more because...

Hello :) New here...not sure why no one answered this hope it's ok to jump in. I knew it was Paul Gaughin but I had to look up the name which is "Woman Holding Flowers".

Hello, I'm new here and am a little overwhelmed with the hugeness of the forum but i thought I'd start with a question. I read Susan Schaller's book A Man Without A Language and in there she says that deaf people will sign information back and forth amongst themselves till they all agree on...