And that is only the beginning. OMG! It's only scraping the surface... I wish people understood.
And this sort of thinking is the root of the problem. I don't even know where to begin. Intuition is very dangerous when used in the place of evidence. Gardening, gambling, yes it's fine... but not when going after the truth because it is often far FAR from what we intuit it to be.
The only fact I can give you about them is that C. Columbus noted one in his log and was questioned about it later in a religious court of sorts.
Familiar or well versed? Why would you chose intuition over quantifiable, measureable, globally accepted methods of proof and verification? A posteriori even...
Parlor tricks. Also, I track very well and have even on occasion sat in the middle of a grazing herd of deer. Often I walk right up on animals and they don't run off. I don't have any mystical powers, I just grew up in the woods and swamps and was around a lot of animals.
Most ancient civilizations had their theories of the cosmos. Some just happened to be more right than others, we shouldn't really need to look any farther than chance coupled with a bit of observation and common sense.
Whatever knowledge ancients had they gained through natural means.
Read my previous post. Sumarians knew about the milkyway system before Columbus and other astronomers supposedly made those findings!!
I only mentioned these skill to affirm my trust in my senses. Budo taught me to ignore certain senses when neccesarry. I use intution and logic.
I dont know of the ones that are missing, Im very interested in that, but I DO know of the ones that tried to spread their revolutionary knowledge and then their labs were destroyed by the government along with their careers. Oh, and one was beaten to death, I'll post a link to my information in a bit...
Since you're not interested in backing up your own claims, I will just assume they are bullshit. I mean I have no way to distinguish legitimate claims and bullshit if the individual making the claim can't even spend a few minutes to supply some evidence. Why you continue to think I want to bother looking up every single bullshit sounding claim is beyond me. I just assume they are bullshit until proper reasons, either in the form of evidence or logical argument, are presented to me to convince me otherwise.
Columbus was an explorer not a scientist. Sumerians (not sumarians) were great observers of the night sky. They invented writing and used those glyphs to make very detailed maps of the sky. They learned these things by applying the same sort of reasoning that modern astronomers use, by examining the maps and noticing there are cycles and regularities that can be run both forward and backward and make predictions. I will await your response as to what kind of knowledge you think the ancient Sumerians had that could not have been found without assistance from aliens.
i am impressed
What did they know about the Milky Way? How are you implying they knew this?
If it's not a cheap parlor trick, explain how it worksThe sakki test is real. And if its a cheap parlor trick. Imitate it.
I'm also sure that astronomy researchers of the old world would love to know the theories used. Please explain how they found the small planet Pluto that is light years away. Especially without a optic device. Someone enlighten me on this.
For a culture that whore rags and sandals.... I believe for them to come up with theories as advanced as astronomy. In such a primitive time period it's impossible. There are peeps on here that would go out of there way to even try and debunk Edward Cayce's abilities.
Please tell me why we have shadow DNA that if unlocked would unleash who knows what type of hidden potential.
I will admit that during my youth, I had taken martial arts for about 8 years and could do some pretty impressive things. One of which was to begin the movements necessary to block a punch at seemingly the same moment as you began to throw it even if you were in my peripheral vision; and all with hardly any conscious effort on my part; I might not even realize I was doing it. I never once thought that this was intuition, but fast reflexes due to the years of practicing. That's all it was. You learn to recognize the subtle cues that someone is about to throw a punch and where and you react to it. Just as I'm sure the guy moved out of the way when his body got the first subtle hint that he was about to swing i.e. the mat moving, a very slight sound, etc.
