the ghosts of Mayfield Place

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

Believe it or not, I don't have a myspace account But I think it shouldn't be a problem creating one, although it's not going to look as good and professional as yours.

Nonetheless thanks for your e-mail-address, I think I'm gonna write you an e-mail and provide you with some additional information and some pictures. I'll have to scan them which might take some time since my scanner isn't working properly right now. Thank you for giving me the mail address. By the way, you can send private messages here on the runboard as well, so if there's certain data you don't want to post on a public thread, you can use this feature as well. I just send you a test private message, let's see, if it works.

So you say, the spirits usually communicate in the language they used to speak when they were on earth?

Thanks again.

That's cool that you liked my myspace. I recieved your test pm this morning. Your welcome about giving you my email. I know I can send you a private message on the board. I perfer email to do picture readings. I look forward to your email and as soon as you get your myspace let me know.

Yes sometimes spirits speak in the language, they spoke in before they passed. Usually that happens when it's the only language they spoke.

The important thing to know is spirits have no control in our physical realm. If you have spirits around you that does not mean your haunted. The people who claim to be haunted are the people who live in great fear of them. It's the fear that haunts you, and fear can be controled!

But what about Poltergeists for example. It seems as if they know what they do. They want to scare people and they want to clear them out of the house. It's a rare phenomenon but according to some reports it happens.

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

But what about Poltergeists for example. It seems as if they know what they do. They want to scare people and they want to clear them out of the house. It's a rare phenomenon but according to some reports it happens.

http://www.psychics.co.uk/ghosts/poltergeists.html
I found this about poltergeists, and this is what I believe and find to be true about poltergeists. I hope this helps.
By the way the Egyptian eye of Horus on the cover of the book they show. I have an Egyptian of Horus tatoo on the back of my neck, and it's done in blue my favorite color.

Thanks for the link. OK this could be an explanation, it's about the psychic powers of humans. It would be cool to do such things intentionally

The eye of horus...seen it many times before, sometimes in connection with conspiracy theories.

What does the eye of Horus represent?

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

Thanks for the link. OK this could be an explanation, it's about the psychic powers of humans. It would be cool to do such things intentionally

The eye of horus...seen it many times before, sometimes in connection with conspiracy theories.

What does the eye of Horus represent?

http://www.egyptiandreams.co.uk/keywords/horus/meaning%20eye%20of%20horus.php

I have always loved anything about Egypt. I find Egypt and learning anything I can about Egypt fascinating. I watched a show about Nefertiti, way before I decided to get my tatoo. In the show they used the widget as the opening symbol, and I loved it. But I also love Nefertiti, I think she was an amazing woman in her lifetime. As for me I believe it's a symbol of protection.

I also have a blue lion tatoo on the side of my leg. Before you ask why? It's because my birth sign is Leo and I love the color blue.

Unfortunately my backround knowledge about ancient egypt is quite meager. Admitting that I first heard the name Nerfertiti in "The mummy returns" would be quite embarassing, wouldn't it?

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

Unfortunately my backround knowledge about ancient egypt is quite meager. Admitting that I first heard the name Nerfertiti in "The mummy returns" would be quite embarassing, wouldn't it?

I don't think that's embarassing. I love The Mummy movies. I have always felt very drawn to Egypt. I watch all I can on National Geographic about Egypt when they show, shows. And I love Dr Zahi Hawas, he's brilliant.



 

Egyptology is cool.

I'm convinced there's some stuff going on there....like...links to our distant past....

quote:nocternal feeder wrote:

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

Unfortunately my backround knowledge about ancient egypt is quite meager. Admitting that I first heard the name Nerfertiti in "The mummy returns" would be quite embarassing, wouldn't it?

I don't think that's embarassing. I love The Mummy movies. I have always felt very drawn to Egypt. I watch all I can on National Geographic about Egypt when they show, shows. And I love Dr Zahi Hawas, he's brilliant.



 

Maybe your fascination about egypt springs from the circumstance that you lived there in a former life. Ever made a regression to find out?

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

quote:nocternal feeder wrote:

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

Unfortunately my backround knowledge about ancient egypt is quite meager. Admitting that I first heard the name Nerfertiti in "The mummy returns" would be quite embarassing, wouldn't it?

I don't think that's embarassing. I love The Mummy movies. I have always felt very drawn to Egypt. I watch all I can on National Geographic about Egypt when they show, shows. And I love Dr Zahi Hawas, he's brilliant.



 

Maybe your fascination about egypt springs from the circumstance that you lived there in a former life. Ever made a regression to find out?

I already know the answer, it's yes.

quote:Art Weingartner wrote:

Egyptology is cool.

I'm convinced there's some stuff going on there....like...links to our distant past....

I Love Egypttology, it is cool. Oh, man guess who I found on Facebook yesterday?
Dr.Zahi Hawas, and I of course became a fan on Facebook of his. This is cute, when I watch tv and Grandma calls, she will turn on her tv to the channel I'm watching and watch. So one day I had her watching Dr.Hawas and she was all like he's a good looking man. So my Grandma crushes on Dr.Hawas.