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- Rinda
- Just your basic, curious girl with a penchant for wondering about weird stuff.
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yes, but i don't believe they can harm you. just that sometimes people leave thier essence behind.
yup. and deja-vu, premonitions, and psychics, but not taroh cards.
I don't believe in witchcraft, though, because if one really could toss some herbs in a pot, chant a few choice words, and affect change, I would not be fat or in Georgia.
I've had experiences that tend to lead me toward a yes answer on this one, but none that might not be explained in some other way. Nothing conclusive in other words.
Soo--I'm in Georgia! But I actually like it here (mostly).
I believe in ghosts, deja-vu, premonitions and reincarnation. Not so sure about psychics, but I do believe that some people are hyper-intuitive about stuff.
I think it's possible. I've never experienced anything myself.
I thought deja-vu was just a misfiring in the brain. I never considered it anything to believe in or not believe in. Any other theories on that?
I think scholarly skeptics say that that is exactly what it is. However, I know the more liberal thinker considers it to be a sign of a paranormal event. The eeriness of knowing you've experienced the act/place/person before is too hard to explain.
I don't know about all that but I do know I've dreamed something and then it really happened, and THAT is creepy!
Scholarly Skeptic is my middle name. And it led to no end of teasing as a youth let me tell you.
Rinda, my darling, no offense intended; I'm a Yankee (well, sorta--Ohio, but that's close enough).
I'm missing rain in general, but rain that actually cools down the climate. Also missing the leaf-change, and I'll be missing the snow, but I guess I won't be missing 30-below temps, so that's a plus for Georgia.
Soo, none taken. If you want to see pretty fall colors, drive into the NE Georgia mountains! They're only a couple of hours from where you are, and they really are lovely. I grew up there, and I always enjoy taking friends to see how pretty the Blue Ridge mountains are.
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