The
search for veracity in science is often a tricky thing. For every
detailed metastudy proving anthropogenic global warming, there’s
someone, a non-scientist perhaps, who doubts the findings.
The same is true in the search for Bigfoot.
There have been plenty of sightings, but why hasn’t he been seen yet?
The “scientists “ will tell you it’s because he doesn’t exist, but apply
if you will for a moment occam’s razor to this situation and you begin
to see: you can’t see Bigfoot because he’s obviously travelling through
multiple dimensions. Brother_of_The_Rosy_Cross has some knowledge:
"*Sigh*
It is very sad how uninformed and ignorant most people are of the basic
facts of the nature of existence. We occupy 3rd dimensional physical
reality, though we are essentially spiritual beings temporarily
engrossed in dense matter. Bigfoot is inter-dimensional, and can slip in
and out of 3D reality. This is not merely my 'belief', I am not simply
making this up, I speak from Knowledge."
Perhaps more sinister is tuis idea that there was ever a “big-bang” - bangs destroy things, right?SBTC knows the truth:
"The
Big-daddy of all myths is the actual "Bigbang-theory", as Not one shred
of Scientific evidence can prove it happened at all. When was the last
time you saw an explosion create? "Bangs" Deconstruct (oh dear oh dear)."
Not
a shred of scientific evidence! Someone needs to tell Brian Cox, and
put him onto the basic fact of existence that Bigfoot is a
transdimensional spirit-being who isn’t constrained by space or time and
can maintain whole-body integrity at full size as he travels.
While
the majority of the so-called “science media” distract themselves with
tall tales of “dark matter” and “stem cell research” it is refreshing to
note that the Daily Mail are still willing to wrestle with the big
scientific questions, specifically “Do dogs have souls?” Moreover they actually solve this mystery with a “Yes. Yes dogs do have souls” and pets come back to visit their owners.
Take
Debra Tadman’s cat Wiggie, for instance. Wiggie correctly identified
her owner’s flat as having asbestos, which she mentioned to a psychic pet communicator. An impressive feat for a cat, not
least as it was FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE.
Or
the dog chiropractor, who feared he was having a breakdown because he’d
seen a dog he knew to have died in the hallway. Perish the thought sir!
What you have there is a “solid visitation”.
However, as robust as the Mail’s data is, I must admit that the following comment gives me pause for thought:
ha
hah ah haahahahah haha hahah ah hha hahaha.... Can't stop laughing at
this bull****.... Animal Communicators? Can I be Certified? So I can
separate gullible, naive, I-see-dead-cats people from their hard-earned
money? Should I then write a book--and have ghost Hamsters sign the
front cover?? NO different than people who believe you can communicate
with the Dead. Read Scripture, people. Bible says "and the dead know
nothing". Animals do not have souls--and they do not "return". People
have souls- they too, do not return. IF you are seeing manifestations
(actual sightings of people and/or animals), they are not ghosts.
There's no such thing as ghosts. You are being deceived--by demons, who
masquerade as deceased loved ones. And your pets. Laugh all you
want-roll your eyes. I laugh at you, because you are so blinded by the
truth. Read Scripture- "And the Truth shall set you Free"...
- Priscilla, In the South, USA, 29/9/2011 21:25
How.
Could I. Have Been. So silly. Dogs don’t have souls! Cats know nothing
of asbestos! Grieving or sleepy people sometimes allow their minds to
play tricks on them! How do I know? Simple- the Bible says!
You
can believe your baseless fairytales all you like sunshine- I have the
feasible and plausible tale of Jesus, the zombie carpenter and his
sidekick the Holy Ghost who wrote down their adventures in a big book
using reverse-transubstantiation. The next time you get a solid
visitation of your dead rabbit Mr Buckles, just remember it’s really a
demon, dressed like a rabbit and you’re just being gullible.
