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posted April 23, 2006 12:17 PM         

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The theory is that these are physically real manifestations (that can leave footprints, eat food, etc) of past metaphysical origin. They are lingering protective beings who were manifested a long time ago by shamans.

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This sounds very interesting and plausable!

When I was little I really believed in Bigfoot, because my Dad always watched all these documentaries on Bigfoot, Loch Ness, Aliens etc. Now, I am not so sure that Bigfoot exists, because the videos of it look fake, and why is there evidence of footprints but *never* any fossil evidence, or other physical evidence such as families, groups, or dens?
I do believe strongly in the Loch Ness Monster and in Aliens

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posted April 24, 2006 10:24 PM         

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The arguement was even if some evidence is faked that doesn't mean the beings don't exsist.

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Oh! I totally agree! I just meant that those videos look fake, but I've seen the huge footprints on documentaries since I was little and I think they are a form of evidence.

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I've heard they might be earth beings who have a very long lifespan, were here before us and will be here after us. Or beings who live either in a different dimension or are able to travel through time portels - and in this case they may be either earth or alien origin.

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Yes of course these theories are very, very plausable!

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Plus I'm just average intelligence, not brilliant, so I feel as if some stuff may be simply beyond my grasp

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I can't believe you would even think such a thing! Don't say that! Don't be silly! You are brilliant and great!

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I think we are all equal as Spiritual Beings with a Soul. For example, in one life, we might be starving, living in a poor country and struggling all of our lives, and the next life we might be blessed with finances and health. I think each Soul chooses his/her circumstances in each particular life, of what he/she wants/needs to learn or work on, for growth and developement.
I do believe in Karma, though, for example, someone who is always knowingly mean, rude, dishonest, steals, kills, etc., knows its wrong but does it anyways, thinking "no one is watching" WILL have Karma pay-back in the next life. Not that that pay-back is necessarily "punishment", but it is *learning*.........like, because you have taken advantage or exploited others in a past life, you must do service to help others in this life.
I like your concept of what you have learned from art. You know, I think it's amazing what we can learn from everything ~ there is SO MUCH to learn that I think it's impossible to learn everything in 1 life! That's why we keep having to come back until we get it right and learn it all!
I am interested in SO MANY THINGS ~ I love to watch the Documentary channels on TV, such as History, Animals, Discovery, Food Channel, Home & Garden, etc. I just can't get enough!

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posted May 11, 2006 03:31 PM         

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Talking about Big Foots, check this thread --> http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum20/HTML/000387.html

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