Why do you think I'm an Islamic fanatic? I don't support Islam, I only support the way they treat women.
It's amusing to see you call me 'low IQ' while you think your grandfather magically spawned candies behind his back
It's amusing to see you call me 'low IQ' while you think your grandfather magically spawned candies behind his back
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I am atheist
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You act like those Muslims who think they know everything and if you give evidence that goes against belief they will start calling you names like you are troll , you are retarded.
And whatever I told you about my great grandfather is what I have heard stories about him from my father.
Have you guys ever had experiences which you cannot explain? Brief spooky blog post.
My glass desk sometimes reflects sunlight in a specific way at a certain time of the day, projecting a nebulous light spot onto my ceiling. One day, a sizable orb of pure white light that seemed to be vibrating (it was moving very fast from side to side in a constant speed. It was not weak movement, it was well pronounced and perfectly constant) was projected along with the usual nebulous light, so I started casting a shadow with my finger and looking at the ceiling trying to find the source of this anomaly. It seemed like the orb was being caused by a glass of water that was resting on my table, but my curiosity was not yet satisfied as the orb had been vibrating at a constant speed for at least a few minutes now, so I kept staring at the ceiling and moving my finger around seeing if I could learn something else about this orb. After a few minutes of kneeling on the ground (for better access to my desk), staring at the ceiling, and waving my finger around like a dumbass, the shadow of what looked like a second finger suddenly started being projected just a few feet next to the shadow of my own finger. This finger slowly and steadily kept moving forward until the full shadow of this "finger" was projected, revealing that it was considerably longer than mine. By this point I had already proven that it wasn't a shadow being casted by me by moving my whole body and seeing that this foreign shadow was unaffected. It kept still for around 3-4 seconds and then it started retreating back into the shadow just as slowly as it had revealed itself.
I've thought about this experience for years and I cannot think of a conceivable explanation. The body casting the shadow of that finger needed to be standing a few feet behind me in order for the shadow to even appear in the ceiling. Needless to say, I was alone, I investigated my desk and everything close to it to see if I could find an object that could've cause the shadow, I exhausted all possible logical possibilities that came to mind, etc. Also, an object outside my window would've cast the shadow on the opposite side of where my finger was, but the source of this shadow needed to be inside the room with me, or more precisely, right behind me.
Makes me think.
My glass desk sometimes reflects sunlight in a specific way at a certain time of the day, projecting a nebulous light spot onto my ceiling. One day, a sizable orb of pure white light that seemed to be vibrating (it was moving very fast from side to side in a constant speed. It was not weak movement, it was well pronounced and perfectly constant) was projected along with the usual nebulous light, so I started casting a shadow with my finger and looking at the ceiling trying to find the source of this anomaly. It seemed like the orb was being caused by a glass of water that was resting on my table, but my curiosity was not yet satisfied as the orb had been vibrating at a constant speed for at least a few minutes now, so I kept staring at the ceiling and moving my finger around seeing if I could learn something else about this orb. After a few minutes of kneeling on the ground (for better access to my desk), staring at the ceiling, and waving my finger around like a dumbass, the shadow of what looked like a second finger suddenly started being projected just a few feet next to the shadow of my own finger. This finger slowly and steadily kept moving forward until the full shadow of this "finger" was projected, revealing that it was considerably longer than mine. By this point I had already proven that it wasn't a shadow being casted by me by moving my whole body and seeing that this foreign shadow was unaffected. It kept still for around 3-4 seconds and then it started retreating back into the shadow just as slowly as it had revealed itself.
I've thought about this experience for years and I cannot think of a conceivable explanation. The body casting the shadow of that finger needed to be standing a few feet behind me in order for the shadow to even appear in the ceiling. Needless to say, I was alone, I investigated my desk and everything close to it to see if I could find an object that could've cause the shadow, I exhausted all possible logical possibilities that came to mind, etc. Also, an object outside my window would've cast the shadow on the opposite side of where my finger was, but the source of this shadow needed to be inside the room with me, or more precisely, right behind me.
Makes me think.
Again, I have nothing to do with muslims.
You never gave any evidence for any of your claims. The fact that some people on quora claim they saw ghosts is not evidence, no matter what their post history/reputation/name is. Same goes for your youtube videos.
And you believed those stories?
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@retarded_dumbshit yeah one thing happened with me too when I was in middle school , whenever I used to study a drop of thick black liquid would fall on my book or notebook. It did not happened at a particular place . It happened wherever I used to study . And there was no such thing on my ceiling too. It is not like it happened Everytime I studied . It happened may be once in two or three day. This thing continued for few months then stopped.
And just to clarify there was no such color or dye on my hair either which would make such thick droplet of black liquid to fall on my book.
@Zod I just want you to be open minded.
I know those quora answers are not evidence in court of law but with common sense one can know who is lying who is not.
Same applies to youtube videos.
And when I was atheists( until few days ago ) I too never believed in stories about my great grandfather but reading about people having similar experiences on quora has made me rethink about my belief.
And just to clarify there was no such color or dye on my hair either which would make such thick droplet of black liquid to fall on my book.
@Zod I just want you to be open minded.
I know those quora answers are not evidence in court of law but with common sense one can know who is lying who is not.
Same applies to youtube videos.
And when I was atheists( until few days ago ) I too never believed in stories about my great grandfather but reading about people having similar experiences on quora has made me rethink about my belief.
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