Supernatural and the Occult

Deja Vu ESP is the feeling of having experienced the present situation before, often associated with extrasensory perception. Precognitive dreams involve dreaming of future events or experiences before they happen. Both phenomena suggest a connection beyond normal perception, but Deja Vu ESP occurs in waking moments while precognitive dreams happen during sleep.

A medium is able to connect to the energies of the spirit using their own energy and chakras to raise their vibration to meet the higher vibrations of spirit. They can use claireaudience (hearing spirit) clairevoyance (seing spirit) or clairesentience (feeling spirit) to understand messages from spirit and communicate them to the sitter (person the message is for). It is their job to try to understand spirit and give messages to the people they're meant for.

It appears that "cest vu play" is not a recognized term or phrase. It could be a misspelling or a combination of words in a different language. Can you provide more context or clarify the term for a more accurate response?

Deja vu is not considered a psychic power. It is a phenomenon where a person feels like they have experienced the present situation before, even though it is unfamiliar. The exact cause of deja vu is not fully understood, but it is believed to be a memory-related phenomenon rather than a psychic ability.

Did you mean Vue.js? Vue.js is a JavaScript framework used for building user interfaces and single-page applications. You can use Vue.js to create interactive web applications by writing components using Vue's template syntax, data binding, and reactivity features. You can include Vue.js in your project by importing it from a CDN or installing it through npm.

i think so. according to scientists we use 10% of the potential of our brain. not 10% of its total mass. we have a lot of untapped resources that when wired right or given the right stimulus can be a very powerful thing. so i believe everyone has a little something to grow into. some people may be more "in tune" that others but dont go trying to predict the future for a living...my 2 cents

yes i have.... once when i was watching t.v, a commercial came on for the water horse. I kept asking my sister if there was a movie just like this and she said no. But i remember Perfectly there was a movie exactly like that a year ago or something like that. I always have deja vu for movies and occasionally reality.

MOST DREAMS DO HAVE A MEANING AND IF YOU TELL ME A SPECIFIC DREAM I COULD TRY TO ACHEIVE THE REALITY FROM IT. DREAMS INVOLVING A WOLF/SNAKE/PANTHER OR MYSTICAL BEAST CAN MEAN THAT SOMETHING BAD IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER BUT DREAMS WITH FISH/SHEEP OR OTHER CHEERFULL CUTE ANIMALS CAN MEAN DIFFERENT. DREAMS WITH AN ANIMAL DYING OR ATTACKING YOU CAN MEAN THAT MOMENTS OF DISTRESS AND ANGUISH ARE TO COME.BUT IF YOUR DREAMS DON'T INNVOLE ANY TYPE OF ANIMAL OR HUMAN THEN IT IS HARD TO SAY WHAT IS TO COME. IT COULD BE GREAT OR IT WILL BE THE COMPLETE OPPOSITE! BUT IF YOU FEEL YOUR DREAMS HAVE A MEANING, AND YOU CAN REMENBER THEM, THEN WRITE THEM DOWN AND LOOK CLOSLY AT THE NUMBERS AND WHAT IS HAPPENINGTO ANY OF THE ANIMALS OR HUMANS AND SEE IF YOU CAN RELATE IT TO SMETHING IN PAST. IF NOT THEN BEWARE OF THE FUTURE!

Mind power refers to the ability of the mind to influence thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It includes mental processes such as concentration, visualization, and positive thinking that can be consciously used to achieve desired outcomes and improve overall well-being. Essentially, mind power is the capacity of the mind to bring about change and create results in our lives.

Commonsense refers to practical, sound judgment that is based on everyday experiences and knowledge. It is a valuable trait that not all individuals possess, despite it being deemed as a fundamental quality for navigating life effectively.

That would certainly depend on your definition of immortal. If you mean in a physical sense, where your body never dies, then it has not ever been documented in the last few million years of human existence. However, if you mean in the spiritual or metaphysical sense, then I suppose it might be possible, at least within human memory. People like Confucious or Shakespeare or Beethoven are remembered far beyond their own physical lifetimes. You could also say that you always live on through your children and decendants, too.

Turritopsis nutricula is the only true immortal creature

PEER PRESSURE AND AN UNSEEN INFLUENCE.

Humans are animals too just like lions and apes, cats and dogs; right and wrong doesn't really come into the wild animal life does it? Right and wrong is a human based concept, the universe already knows right and wrong; it has its rules BUT we have ours. Humans made themselves a 'civilized society' which means the wild and animal in us has been pretty much walked over and we are all supposed to forget that we have anger and hate and procreational desires and need as an animal. However humans are also very hypocritical so right and wrong is always a very fine line, ie is it right to kill someone to help them?

Well no we don't have euthanasia yet, because killing is seen as wrong and bad, even though you'd be helping the person stop suffering.

YET we do euthanize animals.

Why? Either we are more compassionate to their needs or we value them less.

is it really "right" and justified to put a young mother to death

or life in prison

because she suffered post natal depression and killed her baby?

i say no, because she had an illness, she needs medication and help,

shes got enough to deal with having just killed her own baby and living with that the rest of her life, and she will never do it again as long as shes on the medication.

Either way there is hypocrasy in every thing humans do. Its why humans have many deviances, because the animal in us is being ignored, denied and pushed away.

As a human in civilized society only you can really decide for yourself what is right and wrong within the boundaries of living this life we do, and most of us do know right and wrong and hopefully most of us live the civilized society way and don't hurt other people, animals help those in need etc. Society is very fickle and does not like changes or differences, even though that itself is wrong. again hypocrasy.

and society will never have the same views on anything than an individual, so your ideas of right and wrong may differ from societys ideas on them, and from other individual peoples ideas of them

the definition of what is right and wrong in society's eyes, is itself wrong and unjust,

good people do bad things and bad people can do good things

its a balance, we all have good and bad right and wrong in us

we just have to find the balance and hope that it stays balanced

From a Christian viewpoint Humans are unique in that we have been given the "breath of life." We were created in the image of God. When given a choice to follow God or follow our own desires, Adam chose "my way." That's now how we were designed, but that's what Adam bequeathed to every single one of us: spiritual death. The dead cannot see, so the spiritually dead cannot see the light of truth.

The word "aura" exists in latin, meaning air or breeze. The English meaning of aura, I believe, would translate to spiritus.

There is a doll called Annabelle that is considered haunted. She is being kept by the paranormal investigators the Warren’s.

It's a fictional scenario, so the outcome would vary based on the specific characteristics and abilities attributed to Flying Spaghetti Monster and Cthulhu in different sources of fiction. Ultimately, the victor would depend on the context and rules of the imagined confrontation.

As the story went, in the 1800's I think, a man in Ireland (maybe it was England) had sold his soul to the devil. His time had come due and the man waited in a church one night for the devil to come and take him away. Across town, men were sitting and drinking in a pub when a mysterious man walked in. He wore a cloak that covered his whole body and a large hat shaded his face. He sat down at the bar and ordered a drink. The barteneder served him and he quickly finished the drink. When he placed the empty glass on the wooden countertop, smoke began to appear and the glass burned a circular mark in the wood. This gathered the others' attention. He then proceeded to lay a coin down and leave the bar. As he walked out, some men caught a glimpse of his feet and claimed they were hooves. The quote on the show was, "Look, that man has cloven feet! It's the Devil I tell ya!" A few moments later, when the bartender went to clear his drink and take the payment, The coin spontaneously combusted, tunring into a leaf (I can't remember the type of plant it was from). The story then went on to say the "Devil" rode his horse to the church where the condemned man waited, tied his horse up in the stables, then went inside. He later emerged with the man, got atop his horse then rode off without untying his horse and in turn dragging the stable down with immense force.

Demons are fictional beings; authors have used them to represent aspects of the human personality for hundreds of years. In the West, demons have been used to represent darker emotions and feelings such as jealousy, anger or hate whereas other cultures have a much more neutral view of them, preferring to have them represent all manner of the human personality.

I couldn't find any historical figure by the name of Anne Potts. It's possible you may be referring to actress Annie Potts known for her roles in movies such as "Ghostbusters" and TV series like "Designing Women."

Ancient vampires in South America were also known as the Chupacabra, which translates to "goat sucker." They were feared for draining the blood of livestock such as goats and chickens. Legends of the Chupacabra date back to the late 20th century in countries like Mexico and Puerto Rico.

It is believed the "devil" stands over the left shoulder of a person. As salt was once considered a symbol of wealth and prosperity, spilling it is thought of as wasteful and a means to tempt the "devil" into taking it from you. Throwing salt over your left shoulder is supposed to "blind the devil" into not seeing the opportunity to reduce your material wealth.

People often say "good luck" before a challenging task, exam, performance, or competition to wish someone well and convey positive energy or support. It is a common phrase used to offer encouragement and positive vibes in various situations.

Mephistopheles is a demon character in German folklore and most famously known as a character in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's play "Faust." He is often depicted as a tempter who enters into a pact with the protagonist Faust, offering him knowledge and power in exchange for his soul.

As a mythical creature, fairies' existence is a matter of folklore and personal belief. In various cultures, fairies are said to reside in natural settings like forests or gardens. These mythical beings are often associated with nature and magic.