There are phenomena which defy science.
Religious beliefs aside, believe it or not, I've witnessed something inexplicable and you'll say, sure, you can't discuss it because no such thing happened --- I don't care. I was with more than one person who saw something very clearly that couldn't be explained by science.
Unfortunately I will also "out" myself to anyone who reads this if they know me and share this forum,
so I can only say it may seem irrational but I definitely believe there's more going on here than we can see or explain.
It would be much easier to explain Crop Circles, or the perfect ingenuity of the constructions of ancient Egypt, and I'm sure both have been at least somewhat de-mystified, if only with likely theories,
but this sort of movement was just not explainable. If I'd been alone I would not have believed I really saw it years later, but it was no dream.
Some may say that such things are evidence of God, others may say, and anything is possible, that it's aliens. And this had nothing to do with the afterlife, I CAN at least write that it was just movement that was physically impossible, close and clear as day, and I wasn't the only one to see it, several did.
Although I could say it was something very much like shadows re-arranging themselves when that was not possible, the sources weren't moving, only the shadows. Distinctly.
I'm Christian (who believes in evolution, as any Christian should... Christ spoke in parables, seven days could easily be millions of years...)
so perhaps I'm not objective in terms of (thinking it was a "sign") but on the other hand, I can't explain it.
---------Even if you disagree, there's no excuse for totally disrespecting others' belief systems or manner of expression
I'm disappointed that so many are nitpicking about someone's choice of words
---- I understood every post in this thread.
Which is about ghosts, and I see how that leads to religion (and unfortunately that leads to ALL SORTS of tangents....)
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but I'm not assuming I do or am capable of knowing everything, or that human science can do so. It's mindblowing, but it's imperfect.
We're trained to think, for the most part, to question.
Yes, even the Christians.... 🙄
There's a lot of mythology that's been de-bunked,
but once you witness something that you realize cannot be explained with any physical science,
whether it's a knife suddenly moving fast, no one near it, from a stationary position on top of a box (maybe sitting in the middle of the top of the box, not even at the edge?), to suddenly rush to embed itself a few feet away,
....or shadows moving independently (it wasn't that creepy but it was the equivalent, that is a perfect parallel)
-- you'll understand --- because you'll have collected that objective data yourself.
If you're with others, all the better, you don't doubt yourself when you know others have seen the same impossible occurrance. Because I agree, our senses can fool us. But not a group of people, to that extent.
