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I am familiar with Cayce's work and have always wondered about those specific dates which seem very black and white and clearly prove him incorrect. But then again, the dates rarely give the century, for example '68 instead of 1968. Don't get me wrong, I'm not offering this as an excuse or...

I suggest that you consider your statements in context and in regard to your own posts. I am withdrawing from this conversation. Sarah

Does anyone know anything about Aztlan, the (mythical or historical?) homeland of the Aztecs? I, myself, knew nothing about it until today when one of my professors was showing me pictures of excavations done on a mountain near where I live. There is an artificial 'floor' and aside from...

Do you realize how offensive and self-centered you are being in this post? That something that does not make sense to you does not mean that it does not make sense to others. There are a few possibilities here. 1: You and your sense of God is wrong, Magnetman's is correct. 2: Magnetman...

I guess I wasn't paying much attention to this when I read it, and I thought that the answer above was given in response to the third question: I thought to myself, 'Yes! This is one who sees the truth in religion!' ... pretty disappointing when I matched up the answers to the right...

I really like this idea. I've vaguely heard of this kind of thing before, but it's never really made sense. I totally get it now. Great. : ) Interesting illustration, though a little inflammatory for some. Sarah

I'm not familiar enough with this idea to argue for it, but it is still interesting. I've heard that from a spiritual standpoint, time and space are human creations - that is, time does not exist in the spirit world. Hard concept for the human mind, but that simple fact does not make it...

I'm no sure I get what you mean. First of all, no genome is perfect or even close to. Are you saying that due to the randomness of the universe, it isn't likely/possible that our intelligence could have reached the level that it has? Sarah

I'm going to play devil's advocate here. Why couldn't one species, out of a billion, developing our type of intelligence, be due to random chance? How is it any more unlikely than any of the other things you stated? Sarah

Exactly my point. It's an egocentric point of view. Sarah

Some things happen only rarely, but the fact that they happen rarely does not make them, in themselves, remarkable. Statistics are a funny thing. We humans have a tendency to accept that a given thing may happen NORMALLY once in a thousand occurences, but we still look at that one in a...

Long shadows, crisp frost. Leaves crackle as though of ice. Chilly dawn awakes.

No, I'm on the other side of the mountains, about 3 1/2 hours west of you. Arctic is right. Hope it turns a little warmer soon. :(

Welcome to Colorado :D

A priceless jewel yet unpolished and hidden What eyes will find it

Or a dust bunny into the vacuum of life.

I do rather like crab cakes...

Grass, wind, snow, wild sun Great expanses, sun-kissed world. Asphalt a good trade?

I have never thought of this. What a cool idea. :) - Sarah

Oh man. I didn't see that last part until now. I like this one. Now I have to find something to get riled up about so I can use it. Thanks - Sarah