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jingh:
tell him by hiding behind d curtain

be serious na! well he can use an unknown number to call or send an sms

jingh:
tell him but don't let him know it came from you
.....you know what I mean

no he doesn't know. Explain

Misblah:
y would they want to elope??

He might have plans to get married to her

Misblah:
writing in capital letters makes it look like you are shouting.

heheheheheheh!!!! i'm laughing literally here. You are on point!!! lol

smileysmiles:
If a woman needs "options" then she does not think much of you. Or why would you buy have peak milk at home and go and buy cowbel?

That anology doesnt describe naija babe settings. Lets look at another scenario: An undergraduate who is dating a working class still date fellow campus guys. The argument is this: why would she be deprived of campus fun just because she has a serious boy friend outside? It is hard to see such a girl who refuse to date anyone else on campus just because she has someone serious.

Are these happening or not?

smileysmiles:
If you dont trust her. BREAK UP! There is no point.

@smileysmiles: Help me out here: As a woman is it allowed to have options when dating?

You were suppose to call him that instant to come and see what you are seeing!

Its em....how do i begin. Before i do that i want to know if she is a student in the higher institution or what is she doing? From the way you spoke it seems you are the working class type. During the gap between you and her, a lot must have changed bro and she had someone. Now, this someone might be totally different from you in the sense that he doesnt follow the policy of ''no sex'', forget what your girl told you. Do you really think she is still a virgin? well i cannot answer that question, you alone can find that out yourself.

But bear one thing in mind as someone has already pointed out. you dont own her yet, hence you have a limitation to what you might ask her to do. She has the final answer on who she wants. And there is nothing you can do about it if she says she want the other guy.

My take: she is dating you two. She is having options.
What to do: Relax. Do not feel jealous. A girl knows where her heart is irrespective of how many people she is dating. I only hope her heart is with you in this case. So just keep the relationship going, but do not let her know you are jealous. Keep yourself busy, she will be the one to decide who is good for her. If it is you she will come back.

Tell your friend or else if something terrible happens tomorrow, for instance they go ahead with their plan to elope and then he found out the kind of person she truly is, would you now tell him, ''i knew this about her but couldnt tell you back then''

Could Jesus Have Been Self-Deceived?

Albert Schweitzer, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1952 for his humanitarian efforts, had his own views about Jesus. Schweitzer concluded that insanity was behind Jesus’ claim to be God. In other words, Jesus was wrong about his claims but didn’t intentionally lie. According to this theory, Jesus was deluded into actually believing he was the Messiah.

Lewis considered this option carefully. He deduced that if Jesus’ claims weren’t true, then he must have been insane. Lewis reasons that someone who claimed to be God would not be a great moral teacher. “He would either be a lunatic—on a level with the man who says he is a poached egg—or else he would be the Devil of Hell.
Most who have studied Jesus’ life and words acknowledge him as extremely rational. Although his own life was filled with immorality and personal scepticism, the renowned French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712–78) acknowledged Jesus’ superior character and presence of mind, stating, “When Plato describes his imaginary righteous man…he describes exactly the character of Christ. …If the life and death of Socrates are those of a philosopher, the life and death of Jesus Christ are those of a God.

Bono concludes that a “nutcase” was the last thing one could label Jesus.
“So what you’re left with is either Christ was who He said He was---or a complete nutcase. I mean, we’re talking nutcase on the level of Charles Manson….I’m not joking here. The idea that the entire course of civilization for over half of the globe could have its fate changed and turned upside down by a nutcase, for me that’s far-fetched….

So, was Jesus a liar or a lunatic, or was he the Son of God? Could Jefferson have been right by labelling Jesus “only a good moral teacher” while denying his deity? Interestingly, the audience who heard Jesus—both believers and enemies—never regarded him as a mere moral teacher. Jesus produced three primary effects in the people who met him[b]: hatred, terror, or adoration.[/b]

The claims of Jesus Christ force us to choose. As Lewis stated, we cannot put Jesus in the category of being just a great religious leader or good moral teacher. This former sceptic challenges us to make up our own minds about Jesus, stating,
"You must make your choice. Either this man was, and is, the Son of God: or else a madman or something worse. You can shut Him up for a fool, you can spit at Him and kill him as a demon or you can fall at his feet and call Him Lord and God. But let us not come with any patronizing nonsense about His being a great human teacher. He has not left that open to us. He did not intend to."

In Mere Christianity, Lewis explores the options regarding the identity of Jesus, concluding that he is exactly who he claimed to be. His careful examination of the life and words of Jesus led this great literary genius to renounce his former atheism and become a committed Christian.
The greatest question in human history is, “Who is the real Jesus Christ?” Bono, Lewis, and countless others have concluded that God visited our planet in human form. But if that is true, then we would expect him to be alive today. And that is exactly what his followers believe.

Could Jesus Have Been Lying?

Even Jesus’ harshest critics rarely have called him a liar. That label certainly doesn’t fit with Jesus’ high moral and ethical teaching. But if Jesus isn’t who he claimed to be, we must consider the option that he was intentionally misleading everyone.

One of the best-known and most influential political works of all time was written by Niccolò Machiavelli in 1532. In his classic, The Prince, Machiavelli exalts power, success, image, and efficiency above loyalty, faith, and honesty. According to Machiavelli, lying is okay if it accomplishes a political end.

Could Jesus Christ have built his entire ministry upon a lie just to gain power, fame, or success? In fact, the Jewish opponents of Jesus were constantly trying to expose him as a fraud and liar. They would barrage him with questions in attempts to trip him up and make him contradict himself. Yet Jesus responded with remarkable consistency.

The question we must deal with is: What could possibly motivate Jesus to live his entire life as a lie? He taught that God was opposed to lying and hypocrisy, so he wouldn’t have been doing it to please his Father. He certainly didn’t lie for his followers’ benefit, since all but one were martyred rather than renouncing his Lordship.

What Kind of God?

Some have argued that Jesus was only claiming to be part of God. But the idea that we are all part of God, and that within us is the seed of divinity, is simply not a possible meaning for Jesus’ words and actions. Such thoughts are revisionist, foreign to his teaching, foreign to his stated beliefs, and foreign to his disciples’ understanding of his teaching.

Jesus taught that he is God in the way the Jews understood God and the way the Hebrew Scriptures portrayed God, not in the way the New Age movement understands God. Neither Jesus nor his audience had been weaned on Star Wars, and so when they spoke of God, they were not speaking of cosmic forces. It’s simply bad history to redefine what Jesus meant by the concept of God.
Lewis explains,
Now let us get this clear. Among Pantheists, like the Indians, anyone might say that he was a part of God, or one with God….But this man, since He was a Jew, could not mean that kind of God. God, in their language, meant the Being outside the world, who had made it and was infinitely different from anything else. And when you have grasped that, you will see that what this man said was, quite simply, the most shocking thing that has ever been uttered by human lips.

Certainly there are those who accept Jesus as a great teacher, yet are unwilling to call him God. As a Deist, we’ve seen that Thomas Jefferson had no problem accepting Jesus’ teachings on morals and ethics while denying his deity.

but as we’ve said, and will explore further, if Jesus was not who he claimed to be, then we must examine some other alternatives, none of which would make him a great moral teacher. Lewis, argued, “I am trying here to prevent anyone from saying the really foolish thing that people often say about Him: ‘I’m ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don’t accept his claim to be God.’ That is the one thing we must not say.”
In his quest for truth, Lewis knew that he could not have it both ways with the identity of Jesus. Either Jesus was who he claimed to be—God in the flesh—or his claims were false. And if they were false, Jesus could not be a great moral teacher. He would either be lying intentionally or he would be a lunatic with a God complex.

Did Jesus Claim to be the God of Abraham & Moses?

Jesus continually referred to himself in ways that confounded his listeners. As Piper notes, Jesus made the audacious statement, “Before Abraham was, I AM.

He told Martha and others around her, “I AM the resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he is dead, yet shall he live.
Likewise, Jesus would make statements like, “I AM the light of the world,

“I AM the only way to God,” or, “I AM the “truth.”These and several other of his claims were preceded by the sacred words for God, “I AM” (ego eimi). What did Jesus mean by such statements, and what is the significance or the term, “I AM”?

Once again, we must go back to context. In the Hebrew Scriptures, when Moses asked God His name at the burning bush, God answered, “I AM.” He was revealing to Moses that He is the one and only God who is outside of time and has always existed. Incredibly, Jesus was using these holy words to describe himself. The question is, “Why?”

Since the time of Moses, no practicing Jew would ever refer to himself or anyone else by “I AM.” As a result, Jesus’ “I AM” claims infuriated the Jewish leaders. One time, for example, some leaders explained to Jesus why they were trying to kill him: “Because you, a mere man, have made yourself God.”

Jesus’ usage of God’s name greatly angered the religious leaders. The point is that these Old Testament scholars knew exactly what he was saying—he was claiming to be God, the Creator of the universe. It is only this claim that would have brought the accusation of blasphemy. To read into the text that Jesus claimed to be God is clearly warranted, not simply by his words, but also by their reaction to those words.
C. S. Lewis initially considered Jesus a myth. But this literary genius, who knew myths well, concluded that Jesus had to have been a real person. Furthermore, as Lewis investigated the evidence for Jesus, he became convinced that not only was Jesus real, but he was unlike any man who had ever lived. Lewis writes,

“Then comes the real shock,’ wrote Lewis: ‘Among these Jews there suddenly turns up a man who goes about talking as if He was God. He claims to forgive sins. He says He always existed. He says He is coming to judge the world at the end of time.”
To Lewis, Jesus’ claims were simply too radical and profound to have been made by an ordinary teacher or religious leader.

Great Religious Leader?

Surprisingly, Jesus never claimed to be a religious leader. He never got into religious politics or pushed an ambitious agenda, and he ministered almost entirely outside the established religious framework.

When one compares Jesus with the other great religious leaders, a remarkable distinction emerges. Ravi Zacharias, who grew up in a Hindu culture, has studied world religions and observed a fundamental distinction between Jesus Christ and the founders of other major religions.

"In all of these, there emerges an instruction, a way of living. It is not Zoroaster to whom you turn; it is Zoroaster to whom you listen. It is not Buddha who delivers you; it is his Noble Truths that instruct you. It is not Mohammad who transforms you; it is the beauty of the Koran that woos you. By contrast, Jesus did not only teach or expound His message. He was identical with His message.

The truth of Zacharias’ point is underscored by the number of times in the Gospels that Jesus’ teaching message was simply “Come to me” or “Follow me” or “Obey me.” Also, Jesus made it clear that his primary mission was to forgive sins, something only God could do.
In The World’s Great Religions, Huston Smith observed, “Only two people ever astounded their contemporaries so much that the question they evoked was not ‘Who is he?’ but ‘What is he?’ They were Jesus and Buddha. The answers these two gave were exactly the opposite. Buddha said unequivocally that he was a mere man, not a god—almost as if he foresaw later attempts to worship him. Jesus, on the other hand, claimed … to be divine.

And that leads us to the question of what Jesus really did claim for himself; specifically, did Jesus claim to be divine? Did Jesus Claim to be God?
So what is it that convinces many scholars that Jesus claimed to be God? Author, John Piper explains that Jesus claimed power which uniquely belonged to God.
“…Jesus’ friends and enemies were staggered again and again by what he said and did. He would be walking down the road, seemingly like any other man, and then turn and say something like, ‘Before Abraham was, I am.’ Or, ‘If you have seen me, you have seen the Father.’ Or, very calmly, after being accused of blasphemy, he would say, ‘The Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins.’ To the dead he might simply say, ‘Come forth,’ or, ‘Rise up.’ And they would obey. To the storms on the sea he would say, ‘Be still.’ And to a loaf of bread he would say, ‘Become a thousand meals.’ And it was done immediately.

But what did Jesus really mean by such statements? Is it possible Jesus was merely a prophet like Moses or Elijah, or Daniel? Even a superficial reading of the Gospels reveals that Jesus claimed to be someone more than a prophet. No other prophet had made such claims about himself; in fact, no other prophet ever put himself in God’s place.

Some argue that Jesus never explicitly said, “I am God.” It is true that he never stated the exact words, “I am God.” However, Jesus also never explicitly said, “I am a man,” or “I am a prophet.” Yet Jesus was undoubtedly human, and his followers considered him a prophet like Moses and Elijah. So we cannot rule out Jesus being divine just because he didn’t say those exact words, anymore than we can say he wasn’t a prophet.
In fact, Jesus’ statements about himself contradict the notion that he was simply a great man or a prophet. On more than one occasion, Jesus referred to himself as God’s Son. When asked whether he thought it far-fetched for Jesus to be the Son of God, lead singer of U2, Bono, answered:
“No, it’s not far-fetched to me. Look, the secular response to the Christ story always goes like this: He was a great prophet, obviously a very interesting guy, had a lot to say along the lines of other great prophets, be they Elijah, Muhammad, Buddha, or Confucius. But actually Christ doesn’t allow you that. He doesn’t let you off the hook. Christ says, no. I’m not saying I’m a teacher, don’t call me a teacher. I’m not saying I’m a prophet….I’m saying I’m God incarnate.” And people say: No, no, please, just be a prophet. A prophet we can take.

Before we examine Jesus’ claims, it is important to understand that he made them in the context of the Jewish belief in one God (monotheism). No faithful Jew would ever believe in more than one God. And Jesus believed in the one God, praying to his Father as, “the only true God.
But in that same prayer, Jesus spoke of having always existed with his Father. And when Philip asked Jesus to show them the Father, Jesus said, “Philip, have I been with you so long and you don’t know me? Whoever has seen me has seen the Father.”10 So the question is: “Was Jesus claiming to be the Hebrew God who created the world?

Great Moral Teacher?
Even those from other religions acknowledge that Jesus was a great moral teacher. Indian leader, Mahatma Gandhi, spoke highly of Jesus’ righteous life and profound words. Likewise, Jewish scholar Joseph Klausner wrote, “It is universally admitted … that Christ taught the purest and sublimes ethics … which throws the moral precepts and maxims of the wisest men of antiquity far into the shade.

Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount has been called the most superlative teaching of human ethics ever uttered by an individual. In fact, much of what we know today as “equal rights” actually is the result of Jesus’ teaching. Historian Will Durant, a non-Christian, said of Jesus that “he lived and struggled unremittingly for ‘equal rights’; in modern times he would have been sent to Siberia. ‘He that is greatest among you, let him be your servant’—this is the inversion of all political wisdom, of all sanity.

Many, like Gandhi, have tried to separate Jesus’ teaching on ethics from his claims about himself, believing that he was simply a great man who taught lofty moral principles. This was the approach of one of America’s Founding Fathers, President Thomas Jefferson, who cut and pasted a copy of the New Testament, removing sections he thought referred to Jesus’ deity, while leaving in other passages regarding Jesus’ ethical and moral teaching.

Jefferson carried around his cut and pasted New Testament with him, revering Jesus as perhaps the greatest moral teacher of all time.
In fact, Jefferson’s memorable words in the Declaration of Independence were rooted in Jesus’ teaching that each person is of immense and equal importance to God, regardless of sex, race, or social status. The famous document sets forth, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights …”

But one thing Jefferson didn’t answer: If Jesus falsely claimed to be God he couldn’t have been a good moral teacher. But did Jesus really claim deity? Before we look at what Jesus claimed, we need to examine the possibility that he was simply a great religious leader?

Is Jesus God?
Have you ever met a man who is the centre of attention wherever he goes? Some mysterious, indefinable characteristic sets him apart from all other men. Well, that’s the way it was two thousand years ago with Jesus Christ. But it wasn’t merely Jesus’ personality that captivated those who heard him. Those who witnessed his words and life tell us that something about Jesus of Nazareth was different from all other men.

Jesus’ only credentials were himself. He never wrote a book, commanded an army, held a political office, or owned property. He mostly travelled within a hundred miles of his village, attracting crowds who were amazed at his provocative words and stunning deeds.

Yet Jesus’ greatness was obvious to all those who saw and heard him. And while most great people eventually fade into history books, Jesus is still the focus of thousands of books and unparalleled media controversy. And much of that controversy revolves around the radical claims Jesus made about himself---claims that astounded both his followers and his adversaries.

It was primarily Jesus’ unique claims that caused him to be viewed as a threat by both the Roman authorities and the Jewish hierarchy. Although he was an outsider with no credentials or political powerbase, within three years, Jesus changed the world for the next 20 centuries. Other moral and religious leaders have left an impact---but nothing like that unknown carpenter’s son from Nazareth.

What was it about Jesus Christ that made the difference? Was he merely a great man, or something more?
These questions get to the heart of who Jesus really was. Some believe he was merely a great moral teacher; others believe he was simply the leader of the world’s greatest religion. But many believe something far more. Christians believe that God has actually visited us in human form. And they believe the evidence backs that up.

After carefully examining Jesus’ life and words, former Cambridge professor and sceptic, C. S. Lewis, came to a startling conclusion about him that altered the course of his life. So who is the real Jesus? Many will answer that Jesus was a great moral teacher. As we take a deeper look at the world’s most controversial person, we begin by asking: could Jesus have been merely a great moral teacher

[quote author=dd12345 post=29929394]@Kei144
firstly, i want you to get this right, every content in the bible @ least kjv and others are written by the inspiration of God thru men...every bit of it, words, punctuation, dots, order of arrangement genesis to are according to how God want it. no confusion in every of the scriptures if you dont read with carnal mind...

on the issue of trinity...that is how God want it to be...3 in 1...GOD in 3 PERSONS, GOD THE FATHER, GOD THE SON AND GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT...they are 3 different entity in one. 3 in 1 GOD...THE BEST WAY I CAN EXPLAIN TRINITY IS by using water in the 3 states...GAS, LIQUID AND SOLID STATE...in different form but the same substance(WATER)...other illustrations are TIME..3 in 1...PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE....its still time but diff. form...anther illustration is space...3 in 1..length, height and depth...but still space...
the Godhead...i mean GOD in three persons...have been existing like that before the earth was even created...see Gen 1v1In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. 2 And the earth was
without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the
Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. 3 And God said, Let there be
light: and there was light. GOD THE FATHER CREATED THE EARTH AND HEAVEN THRU THE WORD(JESUS) AND THE SPIRIT OF GOD(GOD THE HOLY SPIRIT) MOVED UPON THE FACE OF THE WATERS.
other scriptures to back this concept of trinity are:I and the Father are one’ (John 10:30)?"
In John 10 Jesus presents Himself as the Good Shepherd and, in a debate with the Jewish leaders, makes the claim, “I and the Father are one” (John 10:30). It was a bold statement—one His audience found quite audacious—and it reveals much about who Jesus is.Jesus claimed to be one with God in the sense of being equal to Him. Jesus did not claim to be merely a messenger or prophet of God, but of equal power with God.
john 17:20-21 says I do not ask on behalf of these alone, but for those also who believe in Me through their word; 21that they may all be one; even as You, Father, are in Me and I in You, that they also may be in Us, so that the world may believe that You sent Me. 22"The glory which You have given Me I have given to them, that they may be one, just as We are one;




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The word ''Trinity'' was first used at about A.D. 180 by Bishop Theophilus,in his letter to a friend Autolykos refreere to the three persons in one God by using the word ''trinitas''.

However,the Trinity as a theological concept was first clearly defined by the Carthaginian writer Tertullian in A.D. 195. Although the term ''Trinity'' is not in the Bible concept of three persons in one God is clearly implied in the writings of both saints, Paul and John.
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''God made this universe by His word,reason and power. Your philosophers also agree that the maker of the universe seems to be Logos that is, word and reason...(for example,Zeno and Cleanthes).. We also claim that the word,reason and virtue, by which we have said that God made all things, have spirit as their substance...This word, we have learnt was produced from God, and was generated by being produced, and therefore is called the Son of God, and God, from unity of substance with God. For God too is Spirit. When a ray is projected from the sun it is a portion of the whole sun; but the sun will be in the ray because it is a ray of the sun; the substance is not seperated but extended. So from spirit comes spirit, and God from God, as light is kindled from light... This ray of God glided down into a virgin, in her womb was fashioned as flesh, is born as man mixed with God. the flesh was built up by the Spirit, was nourished, grew up, spoke, taught, worked, and was Christ.''

Whether we like it or not bro, its always the woman's decision at the end. If she truly love you, she will not succumb to pressure. I hate hearing this kind of stories, for real.................it gets me upset

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan today paid a surprise visit to the children's section of the Aso Rock Villa chapel during Sunday School service.

The excited kids were grateful to the president for his kind words for them and wished him success in the February elections. Some of the children screamed, "GEJ till 2019".

Hmm............i wonder if there was question and answer time for the children afterwards

Dlionsheart:
quote author=Eberex post=29835459][b][/b]Thank God He is God and not a man. If not the following should be taking place right now:

1. Fake pastors bribing God just to let them have a vision of what the outcome of the election would be, so as to look like powerful pastors.

2. Politicians with Ghana must go bags to bribe their way in the forthcoming elections.

3. Politicians offering money and asking him to eliminate their opponent or let a chronic illness befall them.
Please add yours


God can never be a man my brother and I am happy that He is who He is.

Good morning!

Amen to that my brother! I wonder what would have happened

Thank God He is God and not a man. If not the following should be taking place right now:

1. Fake pastors bribing God just to let them have a vision of what the outcome of the election would be, so as to look like powerful pastors.

2. Politicians with Ghana must go bags to bribe their way in the forthcoming elections.

3. Politicians offering money and asking him to eliminate their opponent or let a chronic illness befall them.

Please add yours

Why is this making Front Page? . Bia Seun, how many moderator is doing the job of choosing a front page story? This one doesn't deserve to be in front page.

Fact:

A guy and a girl in the same class in a secondary school are not equal in exposure. Even after graduation they are still not at the same level. a junior secondary school female is more exposed than some university male graduates. Hence the reason why women should date older men.

Abee79:
So, you wan tell me say you touch live na.ked wire with your bare hands and nothing do you

You better don't try it if that's what you are implying

Kiss her right there!

Hazardd:
what you just told us now is just moonlight tales.
Touching your hand with naked wire and nothing happed,are you superman

i wonder how you remember this thing since you are drunk

guy,take time

Well it seems you just scanned through, and i have because of you put it in Bold to remind you i was told the next morning. And i'm no superman, what i call it is miracle. If i had known they were naked would i have even dared to touch them. Abeg park well well if you dont believe in Miracles.

I've had a couple but i will share some scary ones.

During my days in school, UNN to be precise. I stayed at Mbanefo Hostel and in this particular evening we , the engineering guys went for the wake keep of one of our colleague who lost his dad. And wow! drink was everywhere, especially palm wine mixed with small stout. We drank and drank, meanwhile i am a light drinker.

N/B: From this point i didn't remember any of these. I was told the next morning.

After the program we headed home, and because i was drunk, my colleagues, two of them escorted me back, as we all stay in the same hostel. We climbed to the 4th floor where our rooms are. And then I felt like throwing up, so i got up and headed towards the rest room. And so i walked, and walked ( the rest rooms are located at an extension part of the building at the end of the stair way corridor ).

Now here is the scary part. There is an incomplete section at that extension where we have a big opening (hole) on the floor which would drop you down to the ground floor if one mistakenly fell into it. Meanwhile i kept walking, oblivious of where i was heading to. Just less than one pace to the hole one of my friends screamed! grabbed and pulled me back. Of course i wasn't conscious of all these.

This happened in 2001. If not for him I would have been a dead man today.

Scene 2: In my apartment in Lagos, my landlord requested i help him with the borehole machine connection, as it had tripped off. I was in a hurry and so i collected the screw driver he brought and along. When i got to the electrical box i found naked wires, and so i asked him if he has switched off the Main Power source. He said he did that before coming down. So i went into work, touching the naked cables with my bare hands and putting them in their right places. After i was through i went myself to switch on the Main Power Source. Behold when i got there i found it was ''ON''. I was shocked! I went to the old man and asked him ''but you told me you switched off the Main''! And he said, ''well i sent my son to do it before i sent for you''. I went to my room, picked up my tester, went to the connections i made and tested it for voltage. There was RED on them wires. I shivered ........................

I call it miracle, or it wasn't just my time to say bye bye to planet Earth.

Do you want to share your ''Near death experience' too? please do.

And you want me to waste my vote on this "mr forgetful Hari"?

Duchaello:
1,000,000,000 likes

OoooOOoooh thanks! I saw saw 7 likes but I really don't know who clicked them, but atleast I know you are one of them. Thank you

Revelations in black

Something that very few people know the true meaning of. Eventhough deja vu is french for "already seen", it actually is used to describe the strange feeling you get when you re in a situation, and feel like you've been in the exact same situation before, but really haven't. Most people think it means the same thing happening twice.

Have you experienced deja vu? I would say yes I have, and not just once. There are times I will be gisting with my friends in the room, and we start arguing over something. The manner we argued, same sitting position and also the music playing suddenly felt like I've been there before. Like it was a repeatition. But the painful thing is, none of them experienced it. I will tell them "guys, these our talk don happen before, the way u sit and d Shirt u wear" but they would just stare at you.
Even I cannot explain it, but most times I find myself in a scenairo that I believe has happened before, and the worst thing is, I cannot explain it to the people involved.

Have you felt this too?

[quote author=getafe post=29652700]I see my self wearing a dress or same colours of dress I wore to a place or occasion exactly one year later or some other time I remeber the occassion. Each time it happens I'll tell peopl around me " this is the exact dress I was wearing that day". Again. Whenever am speakin to myself or just thinking, somebody around will just use a key word in my thought to say somthing aloud, it happens even when I'm reading. Eg, if I'm readin a passage that says, ' for God so loved the world..' somebody around would say something like ' this world is wicked' it must be related to my thought. It happens to me evryday. I'm even getting scared sef.[/
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Yeah! You must be a mutant.....lol