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CFE
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 Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:42 am Post subject: Amityville Horror |
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Amityville Horror
When: 1979
Where: Maryland, ocean ave.
How: A soposed story by a family of 5: 3 Children 2 Parents. Media changed the story hundreds of times to make it fictional, the family stayed only 28 days.
What: Soposed hauntings of murdered victums from the family from whom lived before.
Who: Paranormal, family of 5, media, Psychologists, authorities, writers, and filmakers.
My Opinion: I think the Amityville horor story is true, because the family only stayed for 28 days, they are horrifyed to tell the true story, a excorsism was performed on the house so that would be a true reason why paranormal activites wouldn't be there. And a piece of evidence *A picture* of a little boy looking out a door on the second level with glowing eyes and was no children or anyone else up there but the camera person who took the picture.
Do you believe? |
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Madsk
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| Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 12:05 pm Post subject: Might be. |
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| It might be true though i dont know... The story coul be true but it might be alot alot more different... As you say... 1 Feather get too 3 Chickens... |
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ftvfatboy
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| Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2005 1:34 pm Post subject: novel |
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i hav seen film ver of the story.
i thgt its a good fiction.
i thgt it'z taken from some novel.
but now i too believe itz real
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Bad Religion
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| Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 4:53 am Post subject: Re: Might be. |
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| Madsk wrote: | | It might be true though i dont know... The story coul be true but it might be alot alot more different... As you say... 1 Feather get too 3 Chickens... |
It might be true though i dont know.. |
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Kakashi
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| Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 5:02 am Post subject: |
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| I would very much like to see that picture for myself in order to judge properly. Although I don't know the story and I haven't seen the movie, I am now quite intrigued. Therefore, I would ask whether there is a link where we could see the picture you are referring to. |
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westlocals
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| Ive seen the old Film.. but not the New one yet, people tell me to stick with the old one, because the new one is not too good. |
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Ancient_Coder
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I do believe in the amityvill horror, ghosts and spirits do exist, although not seen on a movie camera, because ghosts need energy and electricity has the energy they need to do such actions as tap move objects touch people etc...
Ghosts may have chosen to be in the house because they to had kids and a newly wed family. Tragic family see a remarkable same type of family with few kids move in and a dog, would make the spirits feel like they are at home and I to would stick around but not to demonstrate evil and drive a person nutts, but there could be a chance of constant nagging to a person will drive a person to turn a little evil.
Many spectate the amitvill horror because of all the movies look fake as hell, and nobody believes them because they are to afraid to understand the truth about ghosts and only want to live simple lives, anything out of the ordinary is unaccepted in the community. People decide not to believe because they want to make the people who experience this stuff have an even worse life by arguing and choosing to be an ass. |
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http://neerajsingh.bizhat
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:14 am Post subject: There is life after death |
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Dear Ancient_Coder,
I do believe in life after death. It has been accepted at numerous occasions beyond explanation through out the world. This is where science fail to explain something unnatural. May be in future, our science would become more advance and it'd have some response for most of the unanswered questions of our age.
We should not at least make fun of those people of our society who have experienced these things in their life if we can not sympathize with them.
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indianbaba
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neeraj, i don't believe in life after death. It is all funny.
The heart beat stops at a point of time. Then where comes another life.
I will watch the film and comment. |
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http://neerajsingh.bizhat
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| Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2006 9:11 am Post subject: Soul-searching doctors find life after death |
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| indianbaba wrote: | neeraj, i don't believe in life after death. It is all funny.
The heart beat stops at a point of time. Then where comes another life.
I will watch the film and comment. |
Dear indianbaba,
Let me rephrase what I said and give some research studies in support of my belief. This should help us make a belief out of it though it has always been a difficult topic to deal with.
Soul-searching doctors find life after death
By Jonathan Petre
(Filed: 22/10/2000)
THE first scientific study of "near-death" experiences has found new evidence to suggest that consciousness or the "soul" can continue to exist after the brain has ceased to function.
The findings by two eminent doctors, based on a year-long study of heart attack survivors, could provoke fresh controversy over that most profound of questions: is there life after death?
Reports of "near-death" experiences, in which people close to death have vivid encounters with bright lights and heavenly beings, date back centuries, but the phenomenon has been treated with scepticism by most academics.
The new study concludes, however, that a number of people have almost certainly had these experiences after they were pronounced clinically dead. This would suggest that the mind or consciousness can survive the death of the brain - a conclusion that was hailed by clerics last night as supporting religious faith.
Bishop Stephen Sykes, the professor of theology at Durham University and chairman of the Church of England's Doctrine Commission, said the findings were "absolutely fascinating". He added: "I do not find them surprising, however, as I believe life is much more mysterious than we usually think it is. For theologians, the soul is far more than consciousness or the mind. But these findings challenge the crude idea that when a person's brain dies, that, as far as the person's existence is concerned, is that."
The Bishop of Basingstoke, the Rt Rev Geoffrey Rowell, another commission member, said: "These near-death experiences counter the materialist view that we are nothing more than computers made of meat."
Based on interviews with survivors of heart attacks at Southampton General Hospital's cardiac unit, the new study is to be published in the respected medical journal Resuscitation next year.
The study's authors, Dr Peter Fenwick, a consultant neuropsychiatrist at the Institute of Psychiatry in London, and Dr Sam Parnia, a clinical research fellow and registrar at Southampton hospital, stress that more research is needed.
Dr Parnia said: "These people were having these experiences when we wouldn't expect them to happen, when the brain shouldn't be able to sustain lucid processes or allow them to form memories that would last. So it might hold an answer to the question of whether mind or consciousness is actually produced by the brain or whether the brain is a kind of intermediary for the mind, which exists independently."
Dr Fenwick said: "If the mind and brain can be independent, then that raises questions about the continuation of consciousness after death. It also raises the question about a spiritual component to humans and about a meaningful universe with a purpose rather than a random universe."
During the study period, 63 cardiac arrest patients survived and were interviewed within a week. Of those, 56 had no recollection of their period of unconsciousness, a result that might have been expected in all cases.
Seven survivors, however, had memories, although only four passed the Grayson scale, the strict medical criteria for assessing near-death experiences.
These four recounted feelings of peace and joy, time speeded up, heightened senses, lost awareness of body, seeing a bright light, entering another world, encountering a mystical being and coming to a "point of no return". Three of them described themselves as non-practising Anglicans while the fourth was a lapsed Roman Catholic.
By examining medical records, the researchers said the contention of many critics that near-death experiences were the result of a collapse of brain functions caused by lack of oxygen were highly unlikely. None of those who underwent the experiences had low levels of oxygen.
Researchers were also able to rule out claims that unusual combinations of drugs were to blame because the resuscitation procedure in the hospital unit was the same in every case.
Dr Parnia, who was trained at the Guys and St Thomas' medical school, University of London, said: "I started off as a sceptic but, having weighed up all the evidence, I now think that there is something going on. Essentially, it comes back to the question of whether the mind or consciousness is produced from the brain. If we can prove that the mind is produced by the brain, I don't think there is anything after we die because essentially we are conscious beings.
"If, on the contrary, the brain is like an intermediary which manifests the mind, like a television will act as an intermediary to manifest waves in the air into a picture or a sound, we can show that the mind is still there after the brain is dead. And that is what I think these near-death experiences indicate."
Christopher French, a reader in psychology at Goldsmiths College, University of London, said he had not seen the new study but remained sceptical. "Near-death experiences could be pointing towards the soul or the mind leaving the body, but they could just be the brain trying to make sense of what is a very unusual event," he said.
Reference : telegraph.co.uk |
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| i will read that later and reply neeraj. |
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Ive seen just about all of the movies and read quite a few stories about it. I dont believe in ghosts, or lack of ghosts. Ive just never seen one so I couldnt say for sure if they exist.
Its just convincing because the whole family says it happened. But in the end, do I believe? No. |
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Yep! Seeing is believing. But better you don't see all this. Its more than a risk. So, sometimes, believe it. Its safe  |
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