I went to see my psychiatrist yesterday for my government mandated visit. I not only told her, but there were several demonstrations of channeling spirits she witnessed. My guides came through to say hi basically. I am quite the unique case scientifically, my story and “symptoms”, or rather how the spirits work through me (it can be quite dramatic). We discussed how somebody like me could contribute to science.
Here is where the ignorance steps in, over skepticism that stifles true scientific curiosity. Here is my line of reasoning and please tell me very carefully if in someway it is not logical, because to me it seems so. If there happens to exist a human case study that actually has contact with the paranormal, or is having a legitimate spiritual experience, it is worth looking at seriously with scientific scrutiny to investigate what exactly it is, with an open scientific unbiased mind, is it not? Common sense says that it is.
We discussed medications a bit and I told her, the spirits are in control. My last meds were picked up by them and thrown in the garbage with me as an innocent bystander watching. Also, I have been on several medications before, anti psychotics, and they did nothing as far as make the spirits go away. They don’t work on me. No point. I don’t need them. They just make me physically ill.
I then dropped the logical bombshell on her. I asked what is the point of making the spirits go away, or making God/Goddess/helpers go away, if it is real? I discussed miraculous events in my life and what I got back was it being labeled as as “problem” that needs to be “treated” with meds. I asked, what if it was looked at differently, that it is not a problem at all, but a gift? Some things she wanted to treat with anti psychotics include clairvoyance, having dreams and having them happen in reality, or having waking visions that happen. Telepathy, basically, I see spirits and what thoughts they put into the heart sometimes, gifts of healing, and so on. Like the Biblical gifts of the spirit or the regular symptoms of kundalini awakening the yoga scholars have been studying all these thousands of years.
James Randi offers $1,000,000 for proof of the paranormal (with the catch being lab tactics that don’t work with the sacred). I won’t confront Randi due to the fact that I have no control over what Deity does. Basically, if God/Goddess wants to give me a telepathic or clairvoyant experience at random that is up to It’s discretion, I have nothing to do with it, no free will in the picture at all. The gifts are given not taken. As Jesus says don’t be a thief about it, get it offered freely.
The point is it is quite important of a topic to many people on earth, so why the brushing it aside as “oh it’s worthless craziness”? I walk in and say here doc is a way to study spiritual phenomena scientifically and the response is kind of “that’s nice, here is a pill to make it all go away”.
Rather than try to make Goddess/God go away, the real scientist should have the natural attitude of “wow, fascinating, I need to get this to the lab and do some studies!”.
I find this same problem with atheist scientists who are ignorant. Ignorance isn’t confined to one group of people, but in the atheist genre there is the consensus in the philosophy (kind of circular reasoning) that because God doesn’t exist God should not he studied. Because nothing paranormal exists anything claiming as such should be written off as unscientific, or basically a pile of shit.
So, because there is no sincere curiosity, no science will ever develop, and the cycle will continue of “I don’t believe in it because there is no science and there is no science because I don’t believe in it”.
Open your minds ye over skeptical! Don’t let your skepticism border on ignorant!
Here is where the ignorance steps in, over skepticism that stifles true scientific curiosity. Here is my line of reasoning and please tell me very carefully if in someway it is not logical, because to me it seems so. If there happens to exist a human case study that actually has contact with the paranormal, or is having a legitimate spiritual experience, it is worth looking at seriously with scientific scrutiny to investigate what exactly it is, with an open scientific unbiased mind, is it not? Common sense says that it is.
We discussed medications a bit and I told her, the spirits are in control. My last meds were picked up by them and thrown in the garbage with me as an innocent bystander watching. Also, I have been on several medications before, anti psychotics, and they did nothing as far as make the spirits go away. They don’t work on me. No point. I don’t need them. They just make me physically ill.
I then dropped the logical bombshell on her. I asked what is the point of making the spirits go away, or making God/Goddess/helpers go away, if it is real? I discussed miraculous events in my life and what I got back was it being labeled as as “problem” that needs to be “treated” with meds. I asked, what if it was looked at differently, that it is not a problem at all, but a gift? Some things she wanted to treat with anti psychotics include clairvoyance, having dreams and having them happen in reality, or having waking visions that happen. Telepathy, basically, I see spirits and what thoughts they put into the heart sometimes, gifts of healing, and so on. Like the Biblical gifts of the spirit or the regular symptoms of kundalini awakening the yoga scholars have been studying all these thousands of years.
James Randi offers $1,000,000 for proof of the paranormal (with the catch being lab tactics that don’t work with the sacred). I won’t confront Randi due to the fact that I have no control over what Deity does. Basically, if God/Goddess wants to give me a telepathic or clairvoyant experience at random that is up to It’s discretion, I have nothing to do with it, no free will in the picture at all. The gifts are given not taken. As Jesus says don’t be a thief about it, get it offered freely.
The point is it is quite important of a topic to many people on earth, so why the brushing it aside as “oh it’s worthless craziness”? I walk in and say here doc is a way to study spiritual phenomena scientifically and the response is kind of “that’s nice, here is a pill to make it all go away”.
Rather than try to make Goddess/God go away, the real scientist should have the natural attitude of “wow, fascinating, I need to get this to the lab and do some studies!”.
I find this same problem with atheist scientists who are ignorant. Ignorance isn’t confined to one group of people, but in the atheist genre there is the consensus in the philosophy (kind of circular reasoning) that because God doesn’t exist God should not he studied. Because nothing paranormal exists anything claiming as such should be written off as unscientific, or basically a pile of shit.
So, because there is no sincere curiosity, no science will ever develop, and the cycle will continue of “I don’t believe in it because there is no science and there is no science because I don’t believe in it”.
Open your minds ye over skeptical! Don’t let your skepticism border on ignorant!
