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Sat 11/22/08 03:56 PM




you and JB have talked about this ad naseum, i'm not intereted in continueing the talk this was meant mainly for her - or those of us you deem delusional, go play with the christians.


hey "Tribo" didn't you start a "I'm Sorry" thread about how you're not going to disk a religion ...well didn't you just now disk a whole group of people called Christians

well it appears you little hiatus as Buddha didn't last to long as you are once again back to "Tribo" so welcome back "Tribo" ...now let's get back to some serious debating


laugh i didn't "disk" anyone, i was "dissing" you, and as far as i know your not a religion.


how rude


yeh but true

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Sat 11/22/08 02:49 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 02:50 PM
thnx, Sky,

i can understand all the diff. feelings going on here. and can relate to them.

maybe a diff. scenario might pull it into focus.

a family driving alligator alley in Fl. looses control and ends up in the canal running along the side of the road. Your in a car behind them, and see this happening, what would be your response in this instance??

this is a true story also of which i was personally involed with.

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Sat 11/22/08 02:39 PM
"Tribo" well isn't that the point...non-prophets aka those that claim to have paranormal insights can never answer that simple question ..so here it is again

give an example how your paranormal insight has benefit you in any way beyond what can be considered as being "intuition" and ...er... delusional



it has allowed me to mentaly picture how source can be. thus my description.

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Sat 11/22/08 02:21 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 02:42 PM


you and JB have talked about this ad naseum, i'm not intereted in continueing the talk this was meant mainly for her - or those of us you deem delusional, go play with the christians.


hey "Tribo" didn't you start a "I'm Sorry" thread about how you're not going to disk a religion ...well didn't you just now disk a whole group of people called Christians

well it appears you little hiatus as Buddha didn't last to long as you are once again back to "Tribo" so welcome back "Tribo" ...now let's get back to some serious debating


laugh i didn't "disk" anyone, i was "dissing" you, and as far as i know your not a religion.

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Sat 11/22/08 02:16 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 02:34 PM


lady that gives me horns!!! - devil pitchfork

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Sat 11/22/08 02:09 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 02:03 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 02:01 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 01:55 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 02:01 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 01:31 PM
thnx sky

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Sat 11/22/08 01:28 PM



So hydrogen is god?

Or was that carbon equals god?


:wink: laugh


I don't think it can really be called god, that to me implies something personal a diety to be worshipped etc., it is a creative force/source but beyond that i hesitate to give it more than i can possibly state it to be.


Tribo I was just trickin'... I have a bit of a challenge trying to dovetail science, religions and spirit/source/ cosmic energy (whatever pretty labels you want to give them)....

It just is....

and whatever was, was.... whatever will be.... is up to us.

I don't need to know exactly where I am, when in a town or place.... nor do I need maps, and navman gps's to get me where I am going when I drive.... I simply 'plug' into the energy of the place, or person I am heading to, and arrive...

always have, always will.

So I guess that's why all this disseminating, debating, and fracturing of suggestions, and theories have me giggling.

I don't need to pick up a bolt, and know everything about the mining processes, the metallurgy of the ore, or the production of the bolt....

I just have a desire to find the nut that threads onto it.:wink:


nothin wrong with that my lady, to each his/her own i always say - flowerforyou

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Sat 11/22/08 01:18 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 02:17 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 01:09 PM

So hydrogen is god?

Or was that carbon equals god?


:wink: laugh


I don't think it can really be called god, that to me implies something personal a diety to be worshipped etc., it is a creative force/source but beyond that i hesitate to give it more than i can possibly state it to be.

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Sat 11/22/08 12:42 PM



para·nor·mal
Pronunciation: \ˌpa-rə-ˈnȯr-məl, ˈpa-rə-ˌ\
Function: adjective
Date: circa 1920
: not scientifically explainable : supernatural


it is scientifically explainable ... it's called delusion

for centuries people have been making the same claims from seeing God to seeing the Tooth Fairy ..I just asked can you provide any proof beyond it being a figment of your imagination ..because it may be


Personally, I think that people who refuse to accept a particular possibility for the sake of exploring a concept....shouldn't even post in a thread such as this. And when said person refuses to provide any evidence in regard to their own theories....should not require anyone else to do that very thing.


flowerforyou disreguard the mind behind the meat he means no harm - he just doesn't know any better.

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Sat 11/22/08 12:39 PM


para·nor·mal
Pronunciation: \ˌpa-rə-ˈnȯr-məl, ˈpa-rə-ˌ\
Function: adjective
Date: circa 1920
: not scientifically explainable : supernatural


it is scientifically explainable ... it's called delusion

for centuries people have been making the same claims from seeing God to seeing the Tooth Fairy ..I just asked can you provide any proof beyond it being a figment of your imagination ..because it may be


you and JB have talked about this ad naseum, i'm not intereted in continueing the talk this was meant mainly for her - or those of us you deem delusional, go play with the christians.

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Sat 11/22/08 12:25 PM

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Sat 11/22/08 12:02 PM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 12:27 PM
i'm having trouble posting pics - any help please horned people??:smile:

Insert image:
makes

do you have to type all this info between the quotes? how the hell would i know this info?

cant you just put

hmmm evidentally not????



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Sat 11/22/08 11:54 AM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 12:01 PM
Was There a Race of People Who Had Horns?
Could this just be another coverup by our archeological societies?
Compiled and written by Mary Sutherland 2004
Burlington UFO and Paranormal Center
















Elohim, comes from Ellu, meaning “the Shining Ones.” “Shining Ones” is an ambivalent term used for both the Nephilim and their first born. The “Shining Ones” are often depicted with horns on their heads. This was a symbol of wisdom, but also of rulership. This is why shamans, priests, and kings adopted the convention of wearing horns also, especially in the form of the crown. This was to primarily indicate that they were descendants of either the Atlanteans or the Lemurians and were endowed with power. Michelangelo sculpted Moses with horns on his head to indicate his blood-bond to the ante-diluvian kings.

Horns, in Moses' time, were a symbol of authority and power. Many gods, including YHVH have been depicted as having them. Kings and holy men were shown sometimes with exaggerated crowns. Another point of interest: Moses came down from the mountain with horns at the begining of the astrological age of the Ram stating,"I am the ram of God!" coincidence?



Human Skull on Display in French Museum


Philadelphia
Human skulls with horns were discovered in a burial mound at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, in the 1880's. Horny projections extended two inches above the eye-brows, and the skeletons were seven feet tall, but other than that were anatomically normal. It was estimated that the bodies had been buried around A.D. 1200. The find was made by a reputable group of antiquarians, including the Pennsylvania state historian and dignitary of the Presbyterian Church (Dr. G.P. Donehoo) and two professors, A.B. Skinner, of the American Investigating Museum, and W.K.Morehead, of Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts. The bones were sent to the American Investigating Museum in Philadelphia, where they were later claimed to have been stolen and have never been seen again
Pursuit, 6:69-70, July 1973 Mysteries of the Unexplained, p. 39 1992

New York
Giant, horned human skeletons unearthed just south of Elmira and Wellsville, NY

Texas
A 30 + year old male skeleton was unearthed in a mining area of the El Paso area. Skull had two small horns protruding from the forehead area. Witness of this was Texas Ranger investigating another murder case .



Michaelangelo Buonarotti's Moses at the tomb of Julius II. Circa 1513. Note the horns on Moses' head


. At one time the horns were purported to be signs of kingship. Alexander the Great was also depicted with horns on some of his coins







Here we find a possible gene throw back . Picture of 80 year old woman that had horn surgerically removed.










If it is a gene throwback to alien descent, the only alien I could find that carries the horn is the Varginha EBE. In 1996 a UFO was believed to have crashed in Varginha, Brazil. There were many witnesses, including 3 young girls walking home from work. They seen the entities, describing them as between 4 to 5 feet in height, making strange buzzing sound, similar to the sound of bees. They had 3 rounded protuberances on top of their heads, like that of horns. Oily brownish skin, big red eyes and a strong smell like that of ammonia. I think that is more aliens out there that do carry the horns and it could be that this particular EBE also inherited the gene from another alien race. I will continue reseaching out the possibilities.
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India News 'Horn' grows on man's head

Shimla, Dec 22, 2003 (IANS):

A villager in Himachal Pradesh is attracting a lot of curiosity for the "horn" growing at the back of his head.

"The horn-like growth is about three and a half inches long and started growing at the back of my head some six months ago," says Lekh Ram, 65, of Nalagarh village, some 100 km from here.

A newspaper even carried a picture of the man with the grey coloured "horn" jutting out from his head. Medical records say it is a very rare phenomenon.

The news has started attracting curious villagers from neighbouring villages. Uncomfortable at the attention, Ram ties a turban to hide the growth.

"Initially it was soft but it is now beginning to get harder," Balkrishan Sharma, a local reporter, told IANS.

It isn't clear whether Ram has shown himself to a doctor, but he appears to be healthy otherwise.

A bachelor and a celibate, Ram has served in temples all his life. He claims to have had several mystical experiences.
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In the late 1500’s German surgeon Fabricius Hildanus encountered a man with horns protruding from his forehead. Several other cases have been well documented by noted naturalists and medical experts. In his book Anatomicae Institutiones Corporis Humani Dutch naturalist Bartholinus mentions a patient with a horn measuring 12 inches and in 1696 there was a well know case involving an old woman in France who had her amputated 12 inch horn presented to the King. There is also an account from around the same time regarding the extirpation of a horn nearly ten inches in length from the forehead of a woman of eighty-two. Finally, in 1886 the famous dermatologist Jean Baptiste Emile Vidal presented before the Academie de Medecine a twisted horn from the head of a woman. That horn was ten inches long. Several surgeons and naturalist recorded similar events and many went on to remove and actually collect the horns. There is one human horn 11 inches long and 2 1/2 in circumference currently in the collection of a London museum.

All told, before 1900, there were over one hundred confirmed cases of horned human beings. A correlation between ages and gender became apparent with elderly female cases being more common. Surprisingly, the horns would often begin growing back after being removed, this occurred in the Vidal patent, and there is one case in which the condition seemed genetic, with both a father and son displaying the condition.

Perhaps the most famous of all the horned marvels was Ripley’s ‘Human Unicorn’. In 1930, a Chinese farmer from Manchukuo was discovered by an expat Russian banker. The Russian was able to take a picture of the man and he sent the snapshot off to Robert Ripley of ‘Believe It Or Not!’ fame. Known only as Wang, or sometimes referred to as Weng, the farmer was normal in every respect except fot the fact that he possessed a fourteen-inch spire-like horn growing from the back of his head.









image: photo of Wang exhibit in Ripley's Museum.


Was There a Race of People Who Had Horns?
Could this just be another coverup by our archeological societies?
Compiled and written by Mary Sutherland 2004
Burlington UFO and Paranormal Center
















Elohim, comes from Ellu, meaning “the Shining Ones.” “Shining Ones” is an ambivalent term used for both the Nephilim and their first born. The “Shining Ones” are often depicted with horns on their heads. This was a symbol of wisdom, but also of rulership. This is why shamans, priests, and kings adopted the convention of wearing horns also, especially in the form of the crown. This was to primarily indicate that they were descendants of either the Atlanteans or the Lemurians and were endowed with power. Michelangelo sculpted Moses with horns on his head to indicate his blood-bond to the ante-diluvian kings.

Horns, in Moses' time, were a symbol of authority and power. Many gods, including YHVH have been depicted as having them. Kings and holy men were shown sometimes with exaggerated crowns. Another point of interest: Moses came down from the mountain with horns at the begining of the astrological age of the Ram stating,"I am the ram of God!" coincidence?



Human Skull on Display in French Museum


Philadelphia
Human skulls with horns were discovered in a burial mound at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, in the 1880's. Horny projections extended two inches above the eye-brows, and the skeletons were seven feet tall, but other than that were anatomically normal. It was estimated that the bodies had been buried around A.D. 1200. The find was made by a reputable group of antiquarians, including the Pennsylvania state historian and dignitary of the Presbyterian Church (Dr. G.P. Donehoo) and two professors, A.B. Skinner, of the American Investigating Museum, and W.K.Morehead, of Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts. The bones were sent to the American Investigating Museum in Philadelphia, where they were later claimed to have been stolen and have never been seen again
Pursuit, 6:69-70, July 1973 Mysteries of the Unexplained, p. 39 1992

New York
Giant, horned human skeletons unearthed just south of Elmira and Wellsville, NY

Texas
A 30 + year old male skeleton was unearthed in a mining area of the El Paso area. Skull had two small horns protruding from the forehead area. Witness of this was Texas Ranger investigating another murder case .



Michaelangelo Buonarotti's Moses at the tomb of Julius II. Circa 1513. Note the horns on Moses' head


. At one time the horns were purported to be signs of kingship. Alexander the Great was also depicted with horns on some of his coins







Here we find a possible gene throw back . Picture of 80 year old woman that had horn surgerically removed.










If it is a gene throwback to alien descent, the only alien I could find that carries the horn is the Varginha EBE. In 1996 a UFO was believed to have crashed in Varginha, Brazil. There were many witnesses, including 3 young girls walking home from work. They seen the entities, describing them as between 4 to 5 feet in height, making strange buzzing sound, similar to the sound of bees. They had 3 rounded protuberances on top of their heads, like that of horns. Oily brownish skin, big red eyes and a strong smell like that of ammonia. I think that is more aliens out there that do carry the horns and it could be that this particular EBE also inherited the gene from another alien race. I will continue reseaching out the possibilities.
-------------------------------------------------------------------

India News 'Horn' grows on man's head

Shimla, Dec 22, 2003 (IANS):

A villager in Himachal Pradesh is attracting a lot of curiosity for the "horn" growing at the back of his head.

"The horn-like growth is about three and a half inches long and started growing at the back of my head some six months ago," says Lekh Ram, 65, of Nalagarh village, some 100 km from here.

A newspaper even carried a picture of the man with the grey coloured "horn" jutting out from his head. Medical records say it is a very rare phenomenon.

The news has started attracting curious villagers from neighbouring villages. Uncomfortable at the attention, Ram ties a turban to hide the growth.

"Initially it was soft but it is now beginning to get harder," Balkrishan Sharma, a local reporter, told IANS.

It isn't clear whether Ram has shown himself to a doctor, but he appears to be healthy otherwise.

A bachelor and a celibate, Ram has served in temples all his life. He claims to have had several mystical experiences.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In the late 1500’s German surgeon Fabricius Hildanus encountered a man with horns protruding from his forehead. Several other cases have been well documented by noted naturalists and medical experts. In his book Anatomicae Institutiones Corporis Humani Dutch naturalist Bartholinus mentions a patient with a horn measuring 12 inches and in 1696 there was a well know case involving an old woman in France who had her amputated 12 inch horn presented to the King. There is also an account from around the same time regarding the extirpation of a horn nearly ten inches in length from the forehead of a woman of eighty-two. Finally, in 1886 the famous dermatologist Jean Baptiste Emile Vidal presented before the Academie de Medecine a twisted horn from the head of a woman. That horn was ten inches long. Several surgeons and naturalist recorded similar events and many went on to remove and actually collect the horns. There is one human horn 11 inches long and 2 1/2 in circumference currently in the collection of a London museum.

All told, before 1900, there were over one hundred confirmed cases of horned human beings. A correlation between ages and gender became apparent with elderly female cases being more common. Surprisingly, the horns would often begin growing back after being removed, this occurred in the Vidal patent, and there is one case in which the condition seemed genetic, with both a father and son displaying the condition.

Perhaps the most famous of all the horned marvels was Ripley’s ‘Human Unicorn’. In 1930, a Chinese farmer from Manchukuo was discovered by an expat Russian banker. The Russian was able to take a picture of the man and he sent the snapshot off to Robert Ripley of ‘Believe It Or Not!’ fame. Known only as Wang, or sometimes referred to as Weng, the farmer was normal in every respect except fot the fact that he possessed a fourteen-inch spire-like horn growing from the back of his head.









image: photo of Wang exhibit in Ripley's Museum.























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First photo to left is a Chinese grandmother has a five inch horn growing out of her forehead. The horn curves downward and looks like the stalk of a pumpkin, reports the Yangcheng Evening Post. Granny Zhao, 95, of Zhanjiang city, Guangdong province, Zhao says the horn causes her little trouble except to affect her vision slightly: "It causes me no discomfort, but blocks part of my view." Next photo on right is Ma Zhong Nan, a 98-year-old man from China:










































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First photo to left is a Chinese grandmother has a five inch horn growing out of her forehead. The horn curves downward and looks like the stalk of a pumpkin, reports the Yangcheng Evening Post. Granny Zhao, 95, of Zhanjiang city, Guangdong province, Zhao says the horn causes her little trouble except to affect her vision slightly: "It causes me no discomfort, but blocks part of my view." Next photo on right is Ma Zhong Nan, a 98-year-old man from China:






















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Sat 11/22/08 11:18 AM





Most of the books left out of the bible do out a different spin on things.

The books were put together by a group of men with an agenda. That's why I don't discount the bible at all.....I just know its incomplete and out together by people for their own specific purpose.



""That's why I don't discount the bible at all..""


So your selling it at full price then?:tongue:


Yes. I take cash, check or money order. :wink:


google:

The Internet Sacred Text Archive

side bars on left will say chritian - click, Apocrpha books, click and a list containing book of enoch should be there [donot confuse with prophecies of enoch] the book of enoch was written in 1917 by R.H. charles.


Thank you!


yr wlcm - flowerforyou

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Sat 11/22/08 10:35 AM
Edited by tribo on Sat 11/22/08 10:46 AM


Source = creation times infinity

SOURCE= C X INFINITY

what does that mean to you??


sounds like that "New Age" math where the answers doesn't have to add up, you just have to believe they do



Even a dog or cat can perceive things i cant.


cats and dogs can preceive certain things just as humans can perceive things that a cat and dog cannot preceive but it's nothing paranormal it's normal perception

also everyone has the ability to smell sounds, see smells or hear colors ..it's called "synaesthesia"

"Tribo" you are trying to make it seem like you have special gifts ..but unfortunely those gifts falls into the category of being just plain old normal perception

or you can prove otherwise by giving the numbers to the lottery


para·nor·mal
Pronunciation: \ˌpa-rə-ˈnȯr-məl, ˈpa-rə-ˌ\
Function: adjective
Date: circa 1920
: not scientifically explainable : supernatural



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stop taking what i say out of context funch.



""when i realized what you meant, then it became obvious that i was limiting my thinking to what i could perceive instead of what was possible to be perceived para normally """"or""""" by >>>>other entities<<<< that have the ability to perceive different than us.""

As i said funch it satisfies my needs if it dont work for you ignore it.