Quote from: Muerte on March 03, 2011, 08:42:10 am Small details (say the birth of a child or the one kind act offered to a stranger) is most times just as important as the Big Picture (A Global War or a mass catastrophe). The importance will not be known until it has past so one must never disregard what one would normally assume to be a simple mundane matter. Doing so is simple human arrogance.Oh, of course, which is why I didn't try to deny or confirm her view of what happened (not that I can, because I wasn't there, of course). As I've said, it's hard to tell what happened; I'm not saying that what she went through wasn't true - I was just answering the question that she had posed about "what generally occurs," or rather, my opinion of what might generally occur.I'm just rambling, aren't I...
Small details (say the birth of a child or the one kind act offered to a stranger) is most times just as important as the Big Picture (A Global War or a mass catastrophe). The importance will not be known until it has past so one must never disregard what one would normally assume to be a simple mundane matter. Doing so is simple human arrogance.
Well, likely because it's good to approach every situation with a fair amount of skepticism. To be honest, it's harder to learn effectively unless a fair amount of skepticism is applied.
Quote from: AWBrielle on March 04, 2011, 08:03:32 amWell, likely because it's good to approach every situation with a fair amount of skepticism. To be honest, it's harder to learn effectively unless a fair amount of skepticism is applied.eh i guess but i won't share anymore experiences here anymore since i got more than a fair amount of skepticism
Quote from: confused_mystery on March 04, 2011, 09:38:15 amQuote from: AWBrielle on March 04, 2011, 08:03:32 amWell, likely because it's good to approach every situation with a fair amount of skepticism. To be honest, it's harder to learn effectively unless a fair amount of skepticism is applied.eh i guess but i won't share anymore experiences here anymore since i got more than a fair amount of skepticismYeah. I speak for my posts alone when I say that you were responded with a fair amount of skepticism.
Everything should be approached with skeptism, and sorry if people here take it offensively. But where would people be if they never questioned anothers opinion? So if anyone wants to take skeptism personally, then do so. But then don't turn around and denounce other people's stories because you don't believe. Thats called hypocrisy.Modified: Sorry Ladygriffin, but I thought the previous one was maybe a little more hostile. The "revised" one I think gets my point across, without attacking individuals but rather a category of people.
I just want to say i think this thread is fantastic. One of the most honest and mature threads i have ever seen here.CM please dont stop posting about your experiences. Any of us here can disagree about conclusions and descriptions of experiences but NO ONE can ever take away the fact that we have experienced what we do. This is for me the whole point of Monstrous as a forum, sharing our experiences of strange stuff, and learning from each other about them through comparison, questioning, discussion and reflection.Nearly time for a group hug heh? Or maybe the thread is mysteriously being watched over by harmonius angels and we are just feeling the effect. What is sure is that the universe is stranger than we know.
Group huuuuug!!!!