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In reply to the discussion: Five things that modern science cannot explain: [View all]Maraya1969
(23,461 posts)51. I went to a fire walking seminar once and at the end we all walked on hot red coals.
That started as a huge bonfire and burnt down during the evening so we knew it was hot coals, (and you could tell from the heat coming from them).
I was scared but I remembered that I was supposed to walk with the intention of going to the other side safely. And then I walked. And I was so excited I walked again and again.
Do not try and tell me that mind over matter is a fairy tail.
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Actually there have been cases where the placebo effect helped people with cancer.
truedelphi
Dec 2013
#24
And what was the name of that physicist who said, back in 1898, or 1899, that
truedelphi
Jan 2014
#70
Thank you greatly. When I saw the depiction of the serpent that eats its own tail,
truedelphi
Jan 2014
#77
I went to a fire walking seminar once and at the end we all walked on hot red coals.
Maraya1969
Dec 2013
#51
It takes a special mindset by the person who is walking and if you do not have that
Maraya1969
Dec 2013
#54
After you do it I will believe you. Talk is easy and often filled with crap.
Maraya1969
Dec 2013
#59
I know. I wondering just how many people I'm going to have to put on ignore today.
liberal_at_heart
Dec 2013
#40
So you are saying that this endogenous retroviral insertion makes humans like primates.
truedelphi
Dec 2013
#57
Bull hockey. Biggest load o crap i have been subjected to in quite some time.
geckosfeet
Dec 2013
#38
I went to a rather small school and had already written a physics paper on all that.
truedelphi
Dec 2013
#56
