BossTtdiamonds:


Oh! My.... And here I thought the evidence in truth for the existence for anything as you have preciously inferred in past years was factual concrete proof.
I would however pass as commanded. I do hope you get the proof you seek.

If that were so, then the precept of admissibility of testimony from certain witnesses in a court of law would be completely ruled out.

So, if you cannot consider the possibility of my story and try to reach a conclusion from their, pass please.

It is not a command, it ("please" is a request.

4everGod1:
Mizmycoli when you are done reading the link I gave you the rest is up to you.

dblackninja:
This thread kept throbbing up and I thought there was something cool happening over here.

MizMyColi what explanation are you really seeking out for? That you got a wound and it later healed.. You want us to explain how wound is healed Or is there something sinister that is troubling you??

MizMyColi:


If that were so, then the precept of admissibility of testimony from certain witnesses in a court of law would be completely ruled out.

So, if you cannot consider the possibility of my story and try to reach a conclusion from their, pass please.

It is not a command, it ("please" is a request.

MizMyColi:
PUZZLING THOUGHTS.

At a time when I almost crossed over to try Atheism owing to semi-convictions from a person who taught me my first lessons on God's Grace, the event described above made me hold back.

I have not seen the entity we call God. Apart from what I read in the bible about Jesus (which I choose to believe anyway) I do not have any tangible evidence that he exists/existed.

But what I do know for sure is that the supernatural/paranormal is real. I am convinced that there are powers/energies out there and based on their perceived chatacteristics I have categorised them into good and bad.

While I have a million reasons to buttress this belief of mine, the one I described above stands out because it defies logic and NO...it is neither coincidence nor hallucination or anything that remotely resembles such.

If anyone has a tangible explanation that aptly describes what happened to me that night, please proffer. Thank you.

MizMyColi:
@Megawax8

This wasn't a swollen face.
It was a wound.

You know how when someone scratches you and the blood clots forming some kinda line that has black covering, that's what I'm talking about.

This is not the first time I have had such.You will agree with me that such lingers.

As I talk to you I checked my body to see marks that have healed, but if you look at my legs for example, you will notice an evidence of a mark/scar, though it has healed.

Now, if this is something I can dismiss or give an explanation to, I will not be writing here.

I know what I experienced that night.

A year later, I asked one of the people who prayed with me if she remember my sharing this experience with them and she replied in the affirmative.

MizMyColi:


What baffles me is how such wound appeared on my hand and disappeared TOTALLY in less than 3 hours...

It left no trace. Nothing showed that a wound or anything was ever present.

I understand that there are scars that heal completely, but such happening in less than 3 hours?
For something which I even felt some kind of pain and discomfiture?
And then it just disappeared without a trace?

Two things are involved here.....

You can either dismiss my story for lack of "concrete before and after pictures"

OR

You can consider the possibility that such actually happened to me.
And try to give an explanation.

matrix600:
Hey sweetheart long time.
This thing you call the "supernatural" as the name implies is NATURE that is SUPER. It is super because we do not yet understand the workings of it. For something to be regarded as supernatural is in itself wrong, because we do not even know the limit or endpoint of what is natural so much as to know that something is beyond nature. Ghosts may exist, people might see visions, witches may fly, and odd things might happen, it doesn't make them unnatural or supernatural.
The supernatural or paranormal is not evidence for the existence of the abrahamic god or any other god, it is evidence for the limitation of our knowledge. So atheists should not be called to give explanations here. Its really unnecessary.

Heyyy

You know, you're right.
Perhaps, if I had thought out the topic, I wouldn't have added atheists.

I actually copied the topic verbatim from damogul. I went with it because atheists are good at proffering explanations for stuff like this.

A Christian would tell me it's God.
I do not exactly doubt the veracity of that, but then....perhaps there's an explanation.

What happened?
What did I do rightly?

Other times the marks returned on other parts, what did I do wrongly?

Why do these marks appear anyway?

Telling me I must have scratched myself won't cut it. I have very short fingernails and sometimes these these appear in weird and unscratchable places.

Now about natural and super natural.

We are humans and I believe our realities differ. What is super natural and abnormal to me might as well be natural and normal to you.

If a man gives birth or carries a foetus, or a woman gives birth through her Amy's instead of her Vagiina, it is super natural, it is abnormal.

Now because we have never experienced any of these does not mean we should dismiss the possibility either now or in the nearest future.

Things happen, I hear weird stories. Most of the time, I doubt them. But when I remember what happened to me, I tell myself "Oh well, it might be true, it mightn't be true."

Busayorafael:


Good Evening, MizMyColi.

I notice no one has asked this question since the beginning of this thread. Have you gone for a medical check-up? It could be something.

dblackninja:


Oh I see. People may ask of evidence because you are both the claimant, witness and observer to this account.
Your narration is only what we have over here.

What sort of would is that? (Nail wound, witchcraft wound knife wound, small cut, deep cut, stretch mark etc..) You left us with nothing.. just a wound.
You can tell us now. Describe it better since you don't have an evidence of it...then let's see if we can have an explanation for it.

MizMyColi:


I have no idea what kind of wound it was. I have no idea how it got there.

I woke up and saw it.

MizMyColi:
To the person who is asking for evidence, sorry. I have none to show you.
Your statement is a tad insensitive of you ask me. So you really expect that a human who woke up with a long wound on her hand which she never expected would disappear will get a camera phone to snap her arm, to prove what exactly?

The people I called that day and informed what happened to my hand is enough evidence, if you cannot come up with an explanation, pass please.

Evidence ko
Evidentialism ni.

Even in a court of law, people are sentenced based on testimonies from witnesses inter Alia.

If you are insinuating that I might have come up with these stories to hold brief for a God that I sometimes find hard to believe exists in the way we humans think he does, then you really do need to re-evaluate.

My request still stands...
If you have an explanation, kindly proffer so we can review together.

Chuksemi:


Please, when this happened, did you perchance visit the hospital to find out what happened? Reaction to Allergies don't only come in form of swollen body parts.

Since you said there was a blood clot. It is still possible you slept in a wrong position, pressurized that part of your arm, hence the long mark and blood clot. Which would of course disappear after the pressure has been relieved.

I don't think anything physical has changed since you stopped being overly religious. It's all about perception. What happened then, still happens now. Just that you've reduced the importance attached to otherwise minor occurrences.

MissSlimbody:
I can't explain what happened, but I remember vividly that you shared thid story in 2014. I think Dechandel created the thread.

MizMyColi:
I used to conduct midnight prayers among a group of brethren. So one midnight, I woke up to notice this looong mark on my Left arm. Immediately I concluded it was an attack and brought it to the attention of the brethren. We casted and binded. I was worried and scared.

Then at some point, I decided to remove my mind from the scar on my arm.
I wholeheartedly joined in singing praises to God.
After the session was over, I remembered I had something on my arm that caused me to worry.

Lo, Behold, It wasn't there anymore.
I announced it to my brethren and we thanked God for the miracle.

Please note that this didn't mark the last time I saw such mark during my sojourn as a Christian, but never again on my left arm, and never as obvious.

Nowadays, No More.

4everGod1:


If the OP slept in a wrong position don't you think she would know and not you assuming she did from where you are seated.

She did not say she had a swelling she said she had a mark with blood on it which depicts a cut or a fresh scar that bled a bit and then the blood dried on it. Stop with your imaginary explanations. She knows what she saw and experienced and has stated it here.

Your explanation is a mere mental fabrication.

stephenmorris:
one question I want to ask you is did you apply anything to the arm or take some medications because I also had a mark on my face one day when I woke up my mum thought it was an attack but my big brother said I was stung by am insect after days without prayers it went on its own I did not even take any medication and I do not believe in God or the supernatural

dblackninja:


Are you now the op..or did you witness it with her to corroborate her story and provide us with a maybe description of the type of wound she got That's how you guys go about creating threads calling us out with no tangible substance in them..I tireooo!

MizMyColi:
I used to conduct midnight prayers among a group of brethren. So one midnight, I woke up to notice this looong mark on my Left arm. Immediately I concluded it was an attack and brought it to the attention of the brethren. We casted and binded. I was worried and scared.

Then at some point, I decided to remove my mind from the scar on my arm.
I wholeheartedly joined in singing praises to God.
After the session was over, I remembered I had something on my arm that caused me to worry.

Lo, Behold, It wasn't there anymore.
I announced it to my brethren and we thanked God for the miracle.

Please note that this didn't mark the last time I saw such mark during my sojourn as a Christian, but never again on my left arm, and never as obvious.

Nowadays, No More.

4everGod1:


Read her story and description again.

dblackninja:


What description spokesman? Even the op did not know the type of wound she had when I questioned her (can't even describe it--whether it's black and has horns, the only thing she knows is that she has a wound). That tells volume of this thread.
Anyway my time has already been wasted, can't waste it anymore over here.

stephenmorris:
this links should be helpful to you
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-I-wake-up-with-mysterious-scratches-in-my-body

4everGod1:


If the OP slept in a wrong position don't you think she would know and not you assuming she did from where you are seated.

She did not say she had a swelling she said she had a mark with blood on it which depicts a cut or a fresh scar that bled a bit and then the blood dried on it. Stop with your imaginary explanations. She knows what she saw and experienced and has stated it here.

Your explanation is a mere mental fabrication.

MizMyColi:




@Chuksemi Dear

Good morning.

4everGod1:

Even if she did not know the kind of wound it was she gave a description and the same description I gave to you.