When you get angry, what tends to happen?

topic posted Sun, March 1, 2009 - 4:53 PM by  offlineAzazeal
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In many sci-fi movies, when someone with psychic powers gets really angry, strange things happen around them. Is that true or is it pure science fiction? What happened the other day might have answered that question. For myself, I tend to be a fairly calm person. However, the other day I got really ticked off. I got angry because I just missed a bus that was part of a lengthy out-of-state trip. It was about nine thirty at night. I was standing at a street intersection and I couldn’t believe it. I spent weeks planning this trip and I just missed a connecting bus. I got so angry; I shook my fist and growled. At that very instant, the street lights illuminating the intersection and for half a block away; winked and turned off. I wasn’t immediately shocked. I occasionally cause street lights to flicker and turn off. However, when that many street lights flicker off and I’m left standing in the dark, it gave me a moment to think. Did I cause this to happen? Or, was this just a coincidence? If I did cause this happen, I am so glad I wasn’t on board an airplane.

What do you think? Was this just a coincidence?

What happens when you get angry?
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    Sun, March 1, 2009 - 6:49 PM
    once i got angry about what someone was watching on tv, pointed at it arm outstretched (i kid you not) and the tv turned off. that really freaked out the lady who was sitting there. she went behind the tv to check none of the cables were loose. nope.
    i wouldn't go as far to say i cause blackouts with my anger tho.
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      Sun, March 1, 2009 - 7:02 PM
      it seems to happen right at the peak of anger, things start going haywire (cute pun no?). :D
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        Sun, March 1, 2009 - 7:51 PM
        When I lived in the city, I would still have a temper, so would get really angry.. Transformers would blow behind me. There would be sparks flying everywhere. It was wierd. After I realized what happened (5 transformers later) I stopped the car and looked back.

        I had a good long talk to myself about the destructive nature of anger and what it puts out in the universe as well as what it does to others.

        I didn't get that angry again (so far) ..

        When I was in Jr. High I got so mad at someone I threw a fireball at him. That freaked me out. It landed in the trash can next to his desk and combusted. The teacher escorted everyone out of the class. I didn't go to school for a couple days later I was too freaked out. Never did expain that one to anyone.

        When I worked as an outsource for customer service, I'd get frustrated at management and every computer I touched had to have IT look at it because it simply didn't work.. LOL I spent some hours doing floor work that day. . Only a few ppl who knew about my gifts knew what had happened. They frowned at me then laughed because the managment didn't have a clue. Course then everyone wanted me to touch their computer as well.... hahahha
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          Tue, March 17, 2009 - 4:29 PM
          Oh Gypsi star I do that to computers too, though I do not have to be mad or stressed. However upset me or stress me out and yes computers fail, none of the programs ever work correctly on my computers no matter how hard IT tries. My husband is an IT guy and hs just accepted that any thing I touch will eventually have some bizarre failure. I make digital watches run back wards or fail totality, calculators too, I go through about 1 phone a year at work and at least 2 head sets, I de magnetize credit cards, I can magnetize paperclips, and If you hook me up to a volt meter I read 400milliamps off the back of my neck
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            Tue, March 17, 2009 - 5:39 PM
            Gigi, I am so with you on that one.. giggles. I was really p.o'd for an extended period of time and blew 3 cars in 3 months and totally fried the engine on my "now" husbands truck. Needless to say, he wasn't happy at all. My husband put 2 alternators in the car, then I was told that I had to put in all the rest. LOL

            I got under the car, different ones mind you... because I fried the alternator on more then one car,, water pumps. the total electrical system on the one car because I didn't like the car.. hahaha.. didn't realize what was causing it at the time.. But I was forced to climb under the car(s) and play mechanic and replace 5 alternators in one car, the parts house refused to sell me any more alternators for that car.. lol

            As for lightbulbs??? hahahaa my husband watches me go thru the house going pop pop pop.. with all the lightbulbs in the house and very calmly just says "stay out of the computer room" then I laugh..

            I had a buddy in Helen Montana who had a watch that had quit working about 3 years before I met him but because someone who had died gave it to him prior to death, he held onto the watch. I was over at his house one day and we got to talking about my "wierdness" and he showed me the watch. I took it, looked at it and told him I didn't see anything wrong with it except that it didn't have the correct time..

            He took it back and it was running.. The look on his face was definitly a kodak moment. It was priceless. Thats when he informed me that the watch hadn't worked in over 3 years. lol

            I seen him last year for the first time in a couple years and he was wearing the watch.. I sat down next to him and he told me that the watch has stopped the moment I sat next to him.. I just grinned.. I don't know what the watch is doing now.. but its fun as long as its harmless.. lol
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              Wed, August 5, 2009 - 2:41 AM
              When I was younger, I got really really mad at my mom...and every light switch i almost touched [like 2-3 inches away from switch], there was a blue spark that came from my finger to that switch and then the light bulbs blew out - from the hallway, stairs, living room, downstairs hallway...before I decided to stop in the darkness after realizing what had just happened to all the lights. I've never forgotten about this, and only very few people know - like 2. And one thought I was crazy after hearing it.

              Ever since, I've really watched my temper.
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                Wed, August 5, 2009 - 6:47 PM
                yea.. that tends to be a real eye opener for most of us.. as it is a physical manifestation of our abilities.. .lol

                and by the way.. no one on here will think you're crazy.. unless all the rest of us are too.. but then again we won't notice as for most of us crazy is normal.. hahaha

                We've all did some strange things or experienced strange phenomena that has become the norm in our worlds..
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                Wed, August 5, 2009 - 6:47 PM
                By the way b, thank you for sharing..
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                  Thu, August 6, 2009 - 1:25 AM
                  i think i popped a bulb the other day which confused me because it was a fairly new bulb...i was either upset/stressed/angry at the moment...good to know other have experienced this, i will make note of how i am feeling the next time it happens to see if anger triggers it or if it is any extreme emotion that does (usually im calm).
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                    Thu, August 6, 2009 - 3:02 AM
                    No entertain thoughts of "anger" they shall hurt you and those they are directed against'
                    Stand in Love'
                    There are no torrents of water that can quench the fires of love'

                    Popping light bulbs'
                    You folks are playing with fire' someone is going to get hurt' and if you have no psychi tools it is going to be you'

                    All is reflection'
                    You think it' it comes back as a "reality reflection" ie manifestation'

                    There are no secrets to the land of I-Magi-Nation'
                    Just most get theirs switched off by being moulded and programed by parents an societies rules'

                    Self speak' if of what you speak has no pictures for mind to see' then mind shall no manifest it'

                    It seems a lot of you are carrying a lot of pent up frustrations and anger' hence the discharges of psychi'
                    I would suggest you get a handle on your emotions' and learn of how to "mirror" them' so as they neutralise themselves'
                    Your centre should be within in you' no running about popping light bulbs'

                    Slightly dismayed'
                    This is no a game' this is real and serious and dangerious'

                    Love & Light

                    Nobuoni +
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                      Thu, August 6, 2009 - 1:01 PM
                      Real and serious danger is when someone is agravated and blows transformers..

                      I was driving behind the woman (whom I knew. and she claimed to be a Huna Priestess but turned to the dark side) and while she was driving in Ca. to her home in Sacramento.. she blew around 4 transformers that night.. Talk about a light show.. there were sparks flying every where as well as numerous blackouts all around the city.

                      Of course the electric company could not understand this.. So we told her next time to get a handle on things and control her energy. So then she turned her anger/hatred, bitterness inward and ended up with a little known disease called Cefids.. Its an auto immune disorder.

                      She was taught differently and chose to walk away from her teachings..

                      she used to have great knowledge.. but now is a shell who needs in home health care to dress her, help with house chores etc..

                      As you said Nobu, this is not a game.. it can be very serious..
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    Sun, March 1, 2009 - 9:03 PM
    I have no idea how to describe the thigns I have been through, or how I have handled them.
    At a young age, my anger was very consuming, but intiution (and, later, as I have come to find, guidance from spirits I never knew I had spent my life arguing with) not only taught me how to control my anger, but dissolve it.
    Don't get me wrong. I do get angry. But... well, it's difficult to describe what I have been through mentally. Emotions simply... it's as if emotions are the ghosts in my body anymore. When I do manage to get angry, my core awareness typically detaches from it and observes it.
    The counseling I've had tells me that... there is nothing on earth worth being angry about. Even when it seems liek someone has wronged you. Even when things aren't fair. Even when you try as hard as you can, and you still can't do something. It's all dust on the wind.
    But, liek I said, I do still get angry. Typically, when my personal space gets invaded without my permission. Not just my physical personal space, either.
    I do also know that, with the counsel of whatever spirit/spirits I had talked to, I managed to almost completely seal myself up.
    I knwo that I can walk past lights and they flicker when I am in a nuetral mood.
    Is it a coicendence? I dunno. Honestly, I really hope so. Because, if it's not, it means that what most of the spirits tell me are right about me being something that should not exist.
    Er, but there are two times I can remember losing my anger to the point where my vision started turning red....
    The first time, I broke my cousin's wrist. I managed to pull myself back from that, and, even as I was losing control, I was fighting it.
    The second time, I was arguing with my ex. I was getting so angry that I gripped the sides of the doors and my voice, rather than spew words, starting issuing a long series of growls. She was shouting at me, until she suddenly stopped and stared at me. The fear in her eyes brought me back. She told me that she could have sworn I was a bear at that point.
    But, I mean, with me, there is another issue... Another awareness, so to say. It views humans as prey... and anytime I am around people for long periods of time, it either starts getting angry that they are around me, or it tries to force me into hunting mode.
    *shrugs* It is very difficult to describe. I have been dealing with it my entire life, thoguh, so, to me, really, it jsut seems another average day.
    Seems the spirits that counseled me on my anger whilst I was younger where indeed very wise.
    I am curious, though.... when you manifest a fireball, what does it feel like?
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      Sun, March 1, 2009 - 10:58 PM
      Ahhh A shape shifter.. Very few exist.. blessings..
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        Mon, March 2, 2009 - 8:22 PM
        *shrugs* it's very possible. I experience life through instincts. It's very difficult to describe.
        If I am, then it is a good thing the spirits took the time to teach me how to control myself, as I see it.
        Otherwise, I would have already hunted and tasted flesh by now.
        Hmm... the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. :/ It was a possiblity I had never considered. I think I have the beast under control, but, any suggestions, or anyoen to talk to about it?
        Recently, I hit a point where I was able to accept it's existence, but, in doing so, It also has alot more control in what I do.
        I've also been fasting in an attempt to get in... to recreate some events that happened, but, this time, with more control.
        It hates it, and it's kinda pushing the instincts into overdrive.
        Er... sorry, I don't liek to talk much about it. I still have a difficult time accepting things, but there are jsut some things that... well, they can't really be ignored, you know what I mean?
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          Mon, March 2, 2009 - 9:01 PM
          Bears are difficult to control, even domesticated ones are still wild. Bears have tremendous instincts. They know when something is intending to hurt them or whether they mean no harm.

          Bears, by nature, do not readily trust. Trust is earned and sometimes grudgingly at that. Once that trust is given however, they become fierce in protecting what they consider "theirs" ie.. friends, partners, family.. etc..
          Bears are seclusive. Loners. They delve deep within themselves. However, they love berries, protein, and can be very loving and nurturing.
          Bears are also playful. They see the ligher side of things when in a playful mood. They don't seem to mind too much at showing their "character" side.. lol I know a bear now and when he's playful.. its amazing.. but when he's mad.. only a few ppl can calm him. He is also crossed with a wolf.. .so has both characteristics. Not a good combo when upset.. but great, fun, loving, loyal when he's not.

          I would sugest reading up on what the nature of the griz is. I don't see you being a black bear.

          Bears also have vicious tempers. Specifically when they feel their territory is infringed upon. Territory can be personal space, home, yard, work, anything that is "claimed."

          Anything beyond general info will be private messaged if you would prefer..
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            Mon, March 2, 2009 - 9:05 PM
            "Anything beyond general info will be private messaged if you would prefer.. "
            ok. weirdness on the psychics tribe. i only just pm'ed him asking if he would like me to pm him to go into specifics on his anger. freaky.
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              Mon, March 2, 2009 - 9:07 PM
              You think this is why they call it a Psychic's tribe..???? LOL
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                Mon, March 2, 2009 - 9:28 PM
                things like this still give me a fright no matter how often it happens. pfftt it is weird tho.
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                  Mon, March 2, 2009 - 9:56 PM
                  Yep.. well, I'll make you an agreement.. you stay out of my head and I'll stay out of your.. lol its all in fun..

                  There was a time when My sister would call my mom, and I'd already be on the phone with my mom.. or my sis would be on the phone with my mom and I'd beep in.. or my sister and I would be on the phone and my mom would call one of us girls..

                  It happened alot.. like 2 or more times a day.. We both called my mom alot.. needless to say she was on the phone alot.. lol but it never seemed to fail if one of us was on the phone, the other would beep in..

                  Now that my mom has passed, I have a friend in Ca, that I sent her some pictures. Having forgotten all about it, (my life is rater busy) I picked up the phone and called her. She liked to flipped out because she says "how did you know?" she was sitting down looking at the photos I sent her and was commenting on them to her husband when I called.

                  coincidence.>>> I think not.. It happens far tooo often to be simple coincidence.. lol But its my world "and I'm stickin to it.. " lol its all good..

                  My friend used to say.. " just grin and ignore it.."
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                    Mon, March 2, 2009 - 10:16 PM
                    lol! that phone thing has happened to me more than once.
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                      Mon, March 2, 2009 - 11:49 PM
                      Yep.. so as spooky as being psychic can be.. .it can also be alot of fun...

                      Try going to a psychic convention... thats a trip.. I was asked to help in a workshop.. didn't ask what it was about.. just helping some friends...3 day workshop...lol come to find out.. when I got there to set up.. (trapped for the 3 days..) I asked.. It was a psychic workshop.. Boy was that a 3 day ordeal.. Alll psychics all in one building.. talk about strange things happening.. and no privacy.. we were reading each others minds.. having fragmented conversations that everyone understood as the verbal words weren't necessary..

                      It was a unique experience.. kinda fun actually.. being around lots of ppl just alike and totally accepting of how each others unique gifts manifested.. There was no competition which was strange.. just acceptance. It was great in that respect. Lots of compassion and love.. specially with a building full of 30 complete strangers (on the first day.. after the first hour or so we weren't strangers exept to the mundane.. then we were stranger then most.. lol )
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      Tue, March 3, 2009 - 1:09 PM
      ok, i'll have a go at this as you sound like an anger indulger like myself but on another side of the same coin. if i'm wrong it's just something off the top of my head. no worries.

      "I have no idea how to describe the thigns I have been through, or how I have handled them. "
      you were made to feel helpless at some point in your life while (possibly) being preached about survival of the fittest (very odd dichotomy and anger inducing scenario to find yourself in) and affectionate _vulnerability_ being something to be feared. you were loved/nurtured by a naturally angry person so the emotions did not have a safe environment to develop when young. that's why they are so aggravated.

      your kneejerk 'protection' is what keeps you safe from emotionally 'dangerous' people, aka anyone who “threatens“ to make you feel vulnerable like when growing up.. you're still protecting yourself in that extreme way as a way of life. even your own emotions are dangerous to you because they leave you vulnerable. vulnerable people will annoy you because they remind you of yourself (the very well hidden protected bit).
      basically, if someones gonna get shafted, it sure as hell ain't gonna be me kinda thing.
      i imagine when you find someone who can you can be vulnerable with you'll stick with them because it would be very hard to find someone you can trust with something as dangerous again. discovering your own personal vunerability could be a step to integrating all the things about yourself that detached early (emotions etc) to stop it being destroyed completely. it is there, it just needs a safe home to go to.

      i have no idea why i'm giving you an emotional evaluation (very confused) but there it is. how much of it applies idk.
      most importantly, i hope it's helpful to you in some way.
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        Tue, March 3, 2009 - 2:03 PM
        interesting. you are very right, for the most part. My mother was indeed a loving/angry person. However, I have always fully understood this.
        The person that fit the survival of the fittest preacher was myself, and the event that left me vunerable almsot made me unimaginable strong.
        It was my first girlfriend, and she broke up with me. My emotions surged and ripped at me, and, at the same time, I battled and reasoned them, defeating them, discceting them, and doign what I coudl to understand them.
        Because I feared getting close to peopel again, I foudn ways to force myself to get clsoe to them, and to put myself at their mercy.
        For example, my ex-wife... I spend 4 years getting to know her, then, as soon as I graduated hgh school, I moved up to where she lived, putting all the power in her hands.
        We ended up getting married, and I struggled against myself to make myself a "normal" person, for the reason of makign her happy.
        There came a poitn where I realized that, even thoguh I was doing everything I could to contain myself, I was losing, and I was starting to drag her down with me. So, I did what I coudl to isolate myself from her. Unfortunately, she didn't understand the danger and was damaged. I am working to undo that damage now. Don't get me wrong. She is a good friend, and she and I never shoudl have married.
        I met someone else later on who, from jsut talking to her, I felt at peace. However, there were alot of events involved in that, and, really, it was because I allowed myself to be vurnerable to her...
        But, because of that, I was able to realize how vain it was for me to try and destroy my humanity in a vain self-sacrifce for other people.
        Er, perhaps I should add in that, from that first event, until this very last, I felt it had been my duty to protect peopel, that it was my duty to find a way to make everyone happy, to make things right.
        After this last event, I was forced to realize that peopel must have pain and suffering in their lives.
        However, I also interrupt it this way. It doesn't mean that I should be the one causing the suffering... furthermore, considering how much pain I kow I went through, if I am ever asked for help... I should never turn my hand away, or harden my heart, no matter how I feel towards that person or whatever predjustices I have towards that person.
        It is very interesting, though. You were very accurate in my background. I do have to say this, thoguh. The more I talk to people, the less anyoen can say I am "normal." That's the only part you overlooked.
        Er... I don't mean to parade it around or anything. It's jsut that, there are alot of my thoughts and feelings that can be considered human. Then, maybe 3/10 of them, are so inhuman that it's practically impossible to understand them, unless you are in the same boat.
        I only state that they are inhuman not because of joy in causing pain, or happiness in self sacrifice. It's the total lack of emotion committed to them that makes it so inhuman. As if I were a robot, so to say.
        Though, with how accurate you were before I said any of this, I would be delighted to read anythign else you have after reading what I just typed ^.^
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          Tue, March 3, 2009 - 3:30 PM
          "Because I feared getting close to peopel again, I foudn ways to force myself to get clsoe to them, and to put myself at their mercy. "
          "But, because of that, I was able to realize how vain it was for me to try and destroy my humanity in a vain self-sacrifce for other people."

          this is the vulnerability, love and brutality mix i'm talking about. anger and love getting mixed into one melting pot. it fuels feelings from your past and how you got through youth. most of your post illuminates that mix. anger is your way of levelling off the softer feelings to stop being invaded by things you hide from yourself. detachment in emotions is like your heart having a "computer crash". too much all at the same time. because along with love comes hate for you, how can a person get past that and stay level.
          that's why the "robot" thing is there, an outlet created for rage about being squashed. it's your emergency autopilot for your emotions which will be difficult for you to free yourself from.
          like punching outwards at people clamouring to get to you but feeling the futility of hitting air instead of the threat.
          i think you had significant things about yourself to hide from everyone incl. your intimate relationships and this was causing you further damage.
          finding something that makes you feel vulnerable and angry then nurturing it and working to understand it, as odd as it sounds, could bring you a resolution on a few levels.
          the things that hit us hardest emotionally (as love and hate are another side of the same coin) tend to be the best reflection of our unresolved issues or things we haven't come to peace with about ourselves). running away from it or attacking it prevents the integration of understanding about it. cos anger is a natural protection from threat right? a person who contains your anger for you (another way of putting it) needs to be engaged for us to move on in healthy ways.
          you know that predatory people and the oppresssed have very similar anger as different as it manifests...they are good for each other if the interraction is approached in a healthy way. you have something i don't but need to get, would be a symmetrical mantra beneficial to both.


          been there done that, too many times.
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            Tue, March 3, 2009 - 4:28 PM
            yeah, what's the staying? "it's the quiet ones you have to worry about"
            Your posts are most certainly illuminating, and I'm glad you agree with me that exploring is the best option.
            Who I was, how I was, is most certainly very confusing. When I would feel hate for people, or anger, I would dismantle it and observe it. So, in a way, I used the "robot" to do that. I found that, in the end, there was no reason for me to be angry, and, in my mind, I completely understood that. In my heart, however, I found I wanted to be angry.
            The solution I foudn to that was to go to the person that had made me angry and, in the most calm way possible, tell them the truth, and explain to them exactly why I was angry at them. Not saying it was easy to do, def had a problem with feeling weak in stating that, until I realized how strong I had to be to say it.
            It was very frustrating, thoguh, because my mind was always well ahead of my heart, so to say. So far ahead that thigns backed up in my heart and got tangled. I've mostly managed to untangle all that.
            The things I washiding was the fact that I was having that struggle within myself. It would slide out often enough, in different ways. But I always managed to pull it back.
            The thing is, now, it's all gone. Everything that was there. I'm not saying that I don't feel emotions, or that they are muted. It's more like... the world simply is, and it exists, no matter what I do to it. Thoguh, I know I can affect it in many different ways, both physically and metaphysically. Physically... well, that is quite obvious.
            Metaphysically... I find that, now that I actualyl talk to people, I do tend to know alot, and alot about them they they themselves thought hidden.
            Furthermore, I find that the philosphies presented in the bible tend to be a pretty good base for those who are fanatic about ideas... considering it preaches non-violence, and acceptance of free will, and non-judgement. It seems to me that, any person with a grain of inteligence will pick up on those messages, and any person fanatic will begin trying to enact them... meaning, basically, they'll dowhat they can to not judge peopel, let peopel live their lives, but offer help when it is asked for, etc.
            As far as anything beyond that, in the realm of the spiritual... considering how long I spent inside my own head, then suddenly having these alien thoguhts invade... makes me strongly believe in other worldly forces. Plus, it seems like alot of things that have an astronomically low chance of happening all happened within that short period of time where all this mental "damage" actually became a boon that allowed me to pull myself out of the crucible I had made in my own mind.
            However, I have been keepign myself very detached and observing myself careful because, or so it seems to me, I have been exhibiting most of the signs of paranoid/schizoprenia.
            Now, that does bring me to a thought I have used to calm the thought of myself being insane. And it's this... normality is the illusion, all people are insane. The reason that I say that is because, in order to define normality, to have to have a base line. The most common thing I hear in reference to other peopel is "everyone is different." Everyone is different because everyone thinks differently, for any number of reasons. Therefore, there is truly only person erson that can be defined as normal, and all others are abnormal.
            Obviously, the definition of normality is flawed in that context. So, it is far better to define insainity. There are two definitions, as far as I can gather.
            One is the lack of awareness of insanity. Everyone has insane thoughts. You become insane when you stop realizing how insane your thoughts are.
            The second is lack of control of the insanity. Like, what happens with you give a raccon a cube of sugar... the racconn instinctively washes the cube of sugar in water, and it melts, as sugar does. The raccoon may understand why the sugar melts, but it can not stop itself from washing the sugar.
            Furthermore, all people are predatory. It's in our genes. Our species is dominent. That's jsut how it is. Some people are more predatory than others, but all are predators. There are definitely cases where predators turn on their own because their own begin showing the same signs that prey do.
            Once again, it definitely ties into survival of the fittest. The problem is, humans have evolved beyond survival of the fittest. We advanced beyond it to a point where even those not fit to survive survive.
            However, the problem I have with that assumption is that it's me putting a judgement on something I am not fit to judge... in other words, nature is best left to itself, it will sort itself out. Or, It's not man's place to judge, it's God's place to judge, etc. There are a million ways to put it.
            Er... well, I typed alot again ^.^ you certainly are very inspiring.
            I guess my base question is this. Would you say that I am still suffering from a problem?
            And, if I am, woudl you say that I am on the right path to fixing it, or to putting it to good use?
            Now, let me add this. I am only asking your opinion. I, in no way, will take this as being sound medical advice. I will, however, take it as advice coming from a person who, to me, seems very observant.
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              Tue, March 3, 2009 - 5:37 PM
              "When I would feel hate for people, or anger, I would dismantle it and observe it. So, in a way, I used the "robot" to do that. "
              "def had a problem with feeling weak in stating that, until I realized how strong I had to be to say it. "
              being strong enough to own your anger in healthy ways is the key here i think. when you don't have that mastery or peace with negative and positive emotions you will tend to draw people who mirror it back for you. when you figure it out you'll stop drawing them kinda thing.
              reflecting on why you're angry , really taking the time to do it.
              i have my own habits of trying to discover emotions and motivations in other people by walking in their shoes to an extent. that is how i learnt a forgiving nature.
              i have wondered myself about where people draw the line for sanity. i think the line actually lies in a few factors. firstly, society is built to maintain itself. a person who cannot contribute in positive ways without taking back from it in even more destructive ways is not looking after their own or others interest. so if you feel like you are a danger to others or your own and others peace of mind it would be a bad thing..

              "We advanced beyond it to a point where even those not fit to survive survive. "
              these are very strong words and reflective of your vulnerability issues. remember the punching out at threats to stop it attacking you and the witch you think is in your head?
              remember that anger is a very self reflective emotion so your anger at those with weakness sidles up with you feeling overpowered by other people and it being completely out of your control (the witch you can't get out of your head).
              predatorial instincts are very natural but they are instincts and not obvious to us on a conscious level so if you feel this way it is less to do with natural order and more surface issues in your life. if you feel the need to have "prey" i think it is still that defense mechanism turned in on itself. who is it that you feel the need to hunt? if it is someone who has benefits to give to society more than negative it's creeped away from a darwinian issue and right back onto your issues door step so to speak.
              everyone fantasises about making society better in primitive ways. a lot of perfectly sane individuals imagine murdering child rapists/killers, murderers and all the extreme grime that exists on the underside of society. they feel this way because those people are destructive to the security of society and therefore need to be eliminated. THAT is perfectly natural and sane.
              take the popularity of that tv program Dexter...i think he describes himself as "taking the rubbish out" or something.
              if you feel that way to victims of the destructive elements in society instead of the destructive elements that cause the degradation, look again, it's issues residing on your back yard and not the alpha mentality of darwinian lore. we have natural instincts to protect what is positive to OUR society and those contributions come in many different forms.
              i'm saying the same thing in a few different ways but the idea has many facets and perspectives to look at it from that are just as important to say.

              i would say a cathartic experience of self discovery by counselling and personal exploration in healthy ways would be far more productive than swamping yourself in meds first. if you feel like you may harm yourself or others then that's different. you'd need to do something more drastic quicker.
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                Tue, March 3, 2009 - 5:39 PM
                when you wrote, specifically, "fit to live" you felt anger while typing it didn't you?
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                  Tue, March 3, 2009 - 6:00 PM
                  no O.o
                  the state i am in now, I'm not really feeling anything, except for a sense of loss that is resolving itself with time.
                  But, that's because where I got to cost me a friendship I held dear.
                  However, as I see it, how I was, the only thing I coudl have done was hurt that person. I believe that, ebcause all my relationships with my friends and family before this pint have all been hurtfull to myself and others because of how I was. Not physically, but emotionally, and mentally.
                  Now, it feels as if my heart and my mind are on the same page.
                  Honestly, what I am looking for are either reasons to doubt myself, or reasons to trust myself. My thoughts aren't causing me any emotional distress, but, intelectually, I feel I would be a fool if I did not try to explore further.
                  Hm. The next biggest emotion I am feeling besides that loss, is a very small sense of doubt. But, it seems to me that it's a residue... leftovers from how I used to feel.
                  Bear in mind, when I say used to... I mean, as in, how I felt a few months back. That train of emotional destructions lasted more than a decade.
                  So, honestly, at the moment, I am practically a new person, but the only thing that is new now is that I don't feel a need to hide myself anymore. A need to protect others, so to say.
                  Don't get me wrong, I feel that I have alot of knowledge. And, in having alot of knowledge, I am obligated to do more than just sit on my thumbs, so to say.
                  But, before I can feel confident enough to start acting on my knowledge too much, I need to develop a sense of where I am flawed.
                  My personal view on it is that other people are better to judge me, than I myself am.
                  In order to let other peopel judge me, I have to be open.
                  The problem is, the people that know alot know not to judge other people, and the peopel that know too little don't do any good most fo the time ^.^ Every once in a while, they drop a gem, but overall, not much.
                  Hmm... I think I also mostly feel sadness as well now, when I am talking generally. It just seems that so many peopel focus so intently on themselve,s like I did, and now that I am past it, it seems so easy to realize it is just that. You focusing on yourself too much, and creating most of your hardships yourself. In other words, sacrificing yourself in vain.
                  Er, if that's the point you were trying to get to all along, I apologise for being roundabout in stating it.
                  Now, don't get me wrong on this either... "negative" emotions aren't the only ones I feel. I feel pleasure when I see kids playing, for example.
                  It used to be, I would see kids playing, and feel both pleasure and pain... pain, because I was jealous at their simple light heartedness.
                  Now, I have reached a point where I understand the light heartedness is there for everyone, not jsut children. You can be responsible, and still have fun with life, so to say.
                  It's also true that everyone has to have pain in their life at some point.
                  Now, do I like the fact that's true? not particularly. But, I've gotten to view it like this... a flu shot hurts, but a flu shot definitely helps. (er, assumign it's not expired)
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                Tue, March 3, 2009 - 6:25 PM
                ^.^ this is the interesting thing. When the witch was in my head, I didn't feel weak. And, she's long out of it now. Now, I admit, I did indeed feel angry. However, one core belief I have maintained in myself because of thos e"predatory instincts" I recognized in myself as a child is that it will never solve anything to attck or kill a person. So, as I going through the reason I am angry at a person... if I can't find a reason not to be angry, I go throguh the possibilities instead, of what would happen if I did act on my emotions.
                As far as prey goes, this is where I percieve my prey ideas to come from. We must eat to live. In order to eat, we must prey on something.
                Humans preay on what many people consider to be lesser lifeforms.
                Now, that goes one step up in the financial world. However, it seems to me that most of the big business guys tend to forget those peopel that are stalkng and killing financially are really people with their own friends, dreams, and houses. That is what I mean by evolving beyond the simpel version of it. What's that saying? "there's no such thing as a free lunch."
                As far as the pedatorial instincts go, I was simply stating that every human has them at the base level, most of them are rooted in the subconcious, as you said. They still affect our actions in many ways. And, in today's society, there is more than one way to prey on people. The game has changed, but the basic rules are the same, so to say. I formed this idea mostly from observing other people, and then, until a few months ago, used it to help contain myself because I did not liek the thought of costing other peopel in any way, physically or financially. Now, it hardly matters, because, where I am, I would hurt myself before I woudl hurt someone else physically... and, even at that, it takes a logn time to get me to that point... and, financially, though very powerful, is nothing but an illusion of power. So, any financial injury would be false, as I see it. One big reason I don't feel like I should hurt people physical is because, I know I have made mistakes, and that other peopel also make mistakes. Persoanlly, there isn't much I can do to find out what's going on in their head. However, so long as the chance for them to repent exists, it's not my place to judge them. Now, I can say that, but I will admit, since I admit that I am human, that, is said killer/rapist did somethign to someone I held dear, I'd likely tear them up. However, that's an understandable sentiment, I am sure, and less the product of repressed emotions, or more the product of wisdom.
                Also, where I am now, I don't think I could positively change society. Anything I do will jsut collapse in on itself at some point, like every man-made government will at some point. Furthermore, it seems to me that there are other people that have very good ideas about where to go after this one is done. I might contribute to the whole at some point... and maybe I won't. *shrugs* it hardly matters, politics, like finances, are merely a ghost, even though it is an effective survival mechanism.
                And yes, you are definitely right. It's liek the definition of a sciopath, I think... a homocidial maniac who is a product of the environment, rather than the product of being mentally defective. Here's the issue with that.... This society we live in was made to allow freedom to everyone. Granted, there are some things that aren't available. But, fo rthe most part, being an American is being free.
                However, it seems we are getting more and more of these sociopaths as the society grows.
                It begs the question, is the right answer more freedom, or is the right answer more control?
                Another major issue, as it seems to me, is the fact that all people are predators, some more aware, some less. The problem with this is that predators tend to try and preserve their own space for only themselves. This is a conclusion I have come to from observing outside of myself. It also seems that the people best able to overcome that base instinct are those that recognize that they are, in essence, predators, and are therefore aware as to hwo to curb the appetite.
                The others tend to be ones that regulate it to the back of their minds and ignore it, but continue to exclude people that aren't part of their own group.
                about 4/5 of families are like that... they'll take a family member's side over anyone else who isn't part of the family. Which is why is translates so deep into society and social groups. To me, it's these types of groups that are most destructive to society, because they reinforce the isolation most people feel.
                Which comes down to this.... it seems that, in my mind, the core problems with society are the very family types it holds in high regard... the ones that focus on their own family beyond everything else. The term for it is conditional love.
                Now, in all that, the only time I felt a hint of anger was when I typed "The others tend to be ones that regulate it to the back of their minds and ignore it, but continue to exclude people that aren't part of their own group." but it really wasn't much anger at all. I can understand why peopel would hide stuff liek that, it's easier to be happy when you ignore what you do to other people.
                Or, at least, that's what it seems liek to me.
                I'm glad we agree on counseling and medication ^.^
        • Re: When you get angry, what tends to happen?

          Tue, March 3, 2009 - 4:55 PM
          To define "normal" is opininionated. (I don't mean that in a derogatory manner) Normal is as varied as there are ppl to ask what it means.

          For me, being who I am with the gifts that I have in a room full of like ppl is normal. Put me in the same room full of mundane ppl with mundane gifts and I become abnormal, a freak show,

          PPl who have gifts that supercede the 5 senses are often not understood by those who only use 5 senses and heavily rely upon them.

          If you speak to a doctor about your gifts.. they want to medicate it, electrocute it, erridacate it from the body as if it were cancerous or something.

          Sorry.. got carried away.. My past associations with mundane.. appologies..
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            Tue, March 3, 2009 - 5:05 PM
            I have a strong believe that mystical and scientific are closely related.
            You might get a person who manifest a fireball, but doesn't understand that fire is merely the thermal and visual representation of electrons moving into higher energy levels, and the color of the fire represents how many levels the electrons have jumped.
            Where as, you get a scientist, who dones not believe a fire can start unless these very specific conditions are met.
            Now, combine the two, and you can perhaps get a person that can cause individual atoms to blow up.
            *shrugs* there is always power in understanding, as I see it.
            It also seems to me that most mystics are too willing to dismiss science, and too many scientists are willing to dimiss mystics.
            Er, you went to a doctor at soem point? :/ ouch. It's not just people with gifts beyond the 5 senses, too, you know.
            I don't know if you have ever read "zen and the art of motorcycle maintence" or not... but, it's about a guy that lost himself while trying to define quality in a universal fashion.
            He was treated with electroshock therapy and became a new person. The book is about him begininng to remember the thoughts from the old person.
            The most fascinating part of it is that it's an autobiography of sorts.
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    Tue, March 3, 2009 - 8:10 AM
    I have a history of things occurring when I get angry, but I rarely get angry. I have had old reel to reel tapes fly off a tape recorder and land across the room when I was a teenager, much to my brother's amusement. There would also be the sound of glass crashing when none actually did. Later in life, I set off my EX's car alarm when I got mad. I was walking at the time. He kept trying to drive up to me, but as he neared, the alarm would go off, he'd have to stop the car and try to fix it. After the 3rd episode, he just disconnected it entirely. LOL My EX used to warn people who argued with me, not to make me mad. Something bad always happened to anyone who crossed me, although I didn't wish it upon them. I really don't like to see people suffer. I just thought it was all coincidental at the time.

    Now this can work in the opposite way, too, with me. If I get too happy or too excited, I still set off car alarms. LOL I had one embarrassing situation when my fiance visited me for the first time in the USA (he's from England). I was so excited one day at the thought of being with him, he got in my car and the car alarm immediately went off and would not shut down. LOL Needless to say, it went off several times after that, at my house when I was particularly happy. After he went back to England, it no longer occurred.
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    Tue, March 3, 2009 - 4:30 PM
    My apologies to everyone else for dominating this post so much :/
    thoguh, hopefully, it does help some people who end up searching out this site like I have ^.^
    I mean, it has to be someone, right? or else, it woudl never get said.
  • Re: When you get angry, what tends to happen?

    Tue, March 17, 2009 - 4:23 PM
    when I get angry or very stressed I blow light bulbs. I have blown as many as 12 in a day. During a particularly bad time I changed every light bulb in my house 3 times in a single week... I finally started lighting candles. It looks like my oldest has the same trait as well.
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    Wed, March 25, 2009 - 3:59 PM
    Hi, Developing Psychic Abilities Tribe,

    It's not a coincidence.

    I am a Buddhist monk, which means I practice meditation and yoga in order to refine my awareness and access very high, bright luminous dimensions of mind.

    During this process, one cultivates awareness of past lives and skills they may have developed in those lives, including many psychic abilities. However, this is considered, for the most part, incidental, unless, of course, you can use those skills in order to propel your practice.

    Part of Buddhist practice is to consciously groom one's mind of negative thoughts and emotions because you lose enrgy in these psychic tantrums. Losing energy and indulging in negative states of mind blocks out the higher, brighter and more luminous states of mind, which means bad yoga, and makes you more unhappy. If you are unhappy, whatever psychic ability and personal power you have developed is weakened.

    Cheers!

    Ajna
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      Wed, March 25, 2009 - 6:52 PM
      So, since we understand what happens when we tend to get angry, annoyed or express otherwise non-positive producing emotions, how does one effectively rid themselves of negative emotions that have built up over the course of the years????

      Many expressed emotions are harbored over numerous years in so much that they are forgotten as to the root cause of the initial anger and tend to manifest at a much later date. Much of this is caused by the inability to express said anger or emotions at the time.

      There are those who for reasons of their own, cannot meditate. Any thoughts on other means to rid themselves of these emotions so that the Light may shine thru once more?
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        Sat, March 28, 2009 - 2:04 PM
        The way to overcome negative emotions, even those that have developed into deep karmas and habits of mind is to practice meditation and mindfulness. You are right in that negative emotions can develop into long term habitual states of mind, but regardless of whether they can be correlated directly with a cause or not, the way you overcome them is by practicing emptying your mind of all thought, which is meditation, and catching yourself when you do find yourself engaging in a negative thought pattern and pushing those thoughts out of your mind or replacing them with positive thoughts.

        If you feel like you can not meditate, you are not alone. In fact most people can't meditate because they haven't been instructed properly and they don't practice. Meditation is mind training, meaning that you don't learn it in a day, a month or even a year. But if you engage in an earnest practice, regardless of the initial obstacles you encounter or resistance you may have, you will learn over time to train your mind to access beautiful luminous dimensions of power, balance, wisdom and light.

        It is a subtle art, and anyone who practices it stumbles through it when they first learn, but after a while of practice and training, it can become very easy to access and experience these dimensions of mind in a very powerful way. Where as first it might be subtle and you won't notice anything at all, after a period of engaged practice, when you learn to move your mind into the beautiful dimensions of light and enlightenment that exist, the experience of those dimensions becomes very powerful.

        When I first started to learn meditation, it was very hard for me and I felt often that I didn't even understand what I was doing or how to do it properly. When my teacher instructed me to stop my thoughts, it seemed like the harder I struggled to stop the thoughts, the more I would have. I would see flashes of people from my life, experiences I've had, things I wanted, etc. but after practicing for a while I did notice very profound transformations in my awareness and slowing down my thoughts began to become easier.

        No matter what difficulty you have, if you really want to, you can learn, and, obviously, I would say it's worth the hassle ;)
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          Sat, March 28, 2009 - 6:36 PM
          Thank you..

          my biggest obstacle is interuptions and the lack of a space where I feel comfortable, safe and able to meditate with out interuption from animals,(which I can't shut them out.. no doors on any room except the front door) or my spouce who doesn't consider medidtation something I need to do.. :(

          But will try your recommendation as the opportunity arises..

          This is exactly what I was looking for.. Again, thank you

          GS.
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            Sat, March 28, 2009 - 11:42 PM
            Yeah, animals are difficult. Their calls seem to go beyond the normal.
            I can meditae through peopel coming and going out of the house constantly, through the tv being on, while being in front of the tv, while someone is playing music that isn't oo loud (depending on the type of music, I can only keep it up so long... it tends to make it a massive struggle)
            One problem i have is that... even after I meditate, negative emotions quickly find their way back.
            It was only very recently that I learned soemthing that actually helped me with that ^.^ But, it's a technique slightly beyond meditation, it seems.
            Another recomendation for people that have a hard time meditating... the New Testament of the bible is basically a psychic defense hand book. It's important to note that I said New Testament... Old testament seems to be alot more about ritualistic practices, and those take far more knowledge and discipline than just meditating.
            Er, in any case... I find that, focusing on controlign your thoguhts, Like what Christ preaches, leads naturally into meditation.
            I can only imagine, thoguh, that that is prolly the last thing alot of peopel want to hear. "Yiou want to meditate and get powers, eh? well, go be a good christian. Now, there's a good kid."
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        Wed, April 1, 2009 - 7:35 AM
        it does not just coem through meditation gypsy.

        negative emotions which ar enot dealt with may simer into body muscle patterns or hid ebiochimically in the tissues in fascai.

        To realease these.. movement is the key.. whether through dance, yoga, martial arts or different massage modalities.

        all work.

        The body has to release the biochemical states into the blood and lymph.

        Thus you release body armor.
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    Sun, March 29, 2009 - 7:34 AM
    There is another variation of this that, really, until recently, I hadn't noticed.
    I have spent a very large deal of my life very, very, very depressed.
    My entire life, I recall lights always flickering whenever I was around.
    Maybe 7 or 8 months ago, I was at a low... and I remember lights blinking out for full half seconds, if not a bit longer.
    Now, I've moved past that a great deal, and... well, the lights just don't flicker anymore unless I concentrate on things and stop paying attention to the physical world.
    It's odd because... well, I get lost in happy thoughts, and then lights start flickering a bit.
    I had always attributed it to brownouts my entire life. Now, I'm not so certain.
    Lol, it is kinda disconcernting that blinking lights is the most cliche show of pyshic manifestation though. Almost like a bad sci-fi flick.
  • Re: When you get angry, what tends to happen?

    Tue, April 7, 2009 - 10:44 AM
    for some reason things stop working. my mp3 battery goes down, the ear phones will stop working, my phone will stop working until i calm down and sometimes if i'm extremely mad there is a temperature drop in my room.
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    Tue, April 7, 2009 - 11:14 AM

    Generally, I will feel anger in a very subtle nervous system tension somewhere in the body. Anger will generally begin at the wrists, back of kneck, or jaw for me. Immediately when I notice the very subtle tension an almost automatic process of self-inquiry/examination starts to find out what the "message" or "lesson" behind this is. So far, as best as I can recollect, every occurrence has shown that somewhere I "violated my truth" and that's where the "trigger" for the anger begun.

    However, when I do manage to get angry and I don't do something about it right away usually having to do with computers at work or something, weird things happen consistently. Last year, one day when I got angry at the office, my LCD monitor stopped working (still doesn't, it's in the garbage) my Voice over IP phone broke (had to get it replaced), my cell phone froze(had to take the batteries out and turn it back on, it also over heated), and the whole day went nasty like that. Fortunately it's rare that I have such days... as I've learned it just sucks to be angry... I treat anger as a messenger of something important that I missed, somewhere where I violated truth. Knowing this, it converts to love :-)

    Namasteh
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      Tue, April 7, 2009 - 12:40 PM
      I have learned to "Love" every car I drive.. lol

      I had a Chevy, Ford and Plymouth at one time.. I didn't really like any of them.. the Chevy, first the alternator went... then the water pump.. then the heads were cracked (had no idea how that happened... yea.. right lol )

      The Ford.. first the alternator... then the water pump.. and parked it before it went to the heads..

      The plymouth, I was running out of cars.. between myself (yes I was forced to get under the car and do my own mechanic work) and a couple other ppl we put around 7 alternators in that car.. replaced the water pump and the starter..

      Prior to purchase the car had been given a good look over by a "real " mechanic.. Not just me.. lol

      The privious owners of each of these cars had had no prior problems with them..

      Keep in mind that this all happened in less then 3 months.. I was very frustrated at the time.. My boyfried who I lived with who is now my husband. .let me drive his truck.. Bad mistake.. It made it about 15 miles and I heard the loud Pop and it just wouldn't go anymore.. He and I had an arguement prior to me leaving.. I wanted him to take me into town, he was adamant that I drive.. shrug.. I ended up walking instead. The loud pop was the sound of the engine seizing. We had to replace the engine. shrug..

      I don't get annoyed, angry or upset anymore then absolutely necessary.. because I tend to fry anything that has electrical components in them.. I have also become much more balanced since then. It helps emensly..
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    Tue, April 7, 2009 - 9:26 PM
    cool street lights react to me aswell,
    one time it was raining outside, and my mother would not believe something I was saying and in frustration the window (burst) with no crack and a stream (like a beer bottle being emptied) began to flow into her room. She later got a repair man in but no crack or broken seal could be found.

    the issue is not conscious control, events that surprise us, with our energy release instead.
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    Thu, April 9, 2009 - 1:51 AM
    Hi all:
    Among other things i can pop light bulbs.What this is ,is an indication that many other potentialities may exist.
    If we share this,or other things,then we are a group sharing a vast amount of energetic potential.
    This potential is shared with everyone we know,it simply manifests in different ways.It may be evident as a minor
    annoyance as i introduced in the beginning or perhaps as events without apparent boundry
    (personal view here.)/,....as i see this,at times,....the force flows through me?/
    Ya,...so i am also a conduit,and the force can be great.
    When i first began to question/consider these "manifestations " i was perplexed,...was this incident a coincidence,
    or did i do this?A common question perhaps,the challenge ,...how can i see this,or distinguish it as a personal
    attribute,....when all i have is a broken light bulb.Also,...where did this come from.
    I found the answers to this question through my Art/imagination/discipline/as meditation,...of many years,
    at least the tangible/kinetic experiences.One day i found a buddhist,teacher who explained to me that like a monk,
    who sits for many years,often with guidance/a directed course,i too had achieved a similar state through art meditation,
    and it's forms.However unlike a monk,i was a loose cannon(had no formal training),and since that time have given
    much consideration to this.
    At the time the question still remained,....was this real or was it Memorex////HA!
    Ok, to this i devised an experiment.As a science student i remembered something about early scientists
    attempting to trace the path of particles colliding in an accelerator experiment using smoked glass,or film
    to trace the path or impression of the particle.i decided to replicate this technique in a creative way that
    might illustrate my experience.(create a tangible view of the moment/movement of the force)
    My lab as it was,an engravers bench,used to create sculpture work.Where i hold a piece of metal in one hand,
    and with the other hold a piece of steel and sculpt through my force,the objects of my imagination.
    On some occasions(when light bulbs are popping?)other manifestations occur,door joints popping walls creeking ect.
    i can feel the force rising up through me,and out the top of ,...above my head.At these times i would practice.
    At first this was so fast it was hard to scope, i learned to slow it down,and to direct it,such as to a corner of the room,or another corner,left right forward back ect
    Now,the question of a view,....i knew where things were coming from and where they were going to,but what did it look like/
    could it would be like a line,like if i threw a baseball,...something linear,so,... if i filled the room with smoke perhaps i
    might see something,...this done,..incense/ect,... i was very still and,... suprised to see the whole room of smoke shifted
    in the direction anticipated,not a linear path.So at least some view was achieved to a small part of this,and a link established.
    If the reader works with this stuff patiently one may hopefully grow to realize an art,or gift,or trusted tool.
    Wax on wax off,...cut wood carry water,...let the force flow through you,...
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      Thu, April 9, 2009 - 12:00 PM
      Good dicipinary act.. Curiosity has helped solve many mysteries..

      Thank you for your detailed experience.. its wonderful.. got my own curiousity up now to experiement to see what happens.
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        Thu, April 9, 2009 - 1:29 PM
        I see your an artist,..interesting.If your experiencing this stuff,and your doing graphics/desk work,this is a good oppertunity
        to simply observe in -stillness-,if you feel the energy rising be still and observe what is happening,
        then after some time affect the movement.(when ever i'm around other people i try to move/push the energy
        to a corner/or outside,away from them)
        The same goes for other things,....simply being still,noting the energy,making connections,and learning these elements
        as they relate to your world,will develop the knowledge library necessary to practical understanding.

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