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It was Jan. 27, 2017, following a small prayer meeting in the back of the gift shop when a prayer warrior named Jerry noticed that his Bible was dripping with oil. It started at Psalm 39 and began to spread until it covered the whole Bible.

The ministry says, "Friday morning, January 27th, Jerry’s granddaughter and great-granddaughter came to visit. When they left Jerry picked up his Bible to read. He had been reading in Psalms all week. His Bible fell open to Psalm 39 and and he noticed....Click Link To Read More & Photos

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THE REASON PEOPLE THINK BREAKING A MIRROR IS BAD LUCK



Superstitions. Today, we see them as the any affectations of those friends who won't stop telling us how Mercury is affecting our love lives, but to some, they're the guiding force in day-to-day activities. Salt cannot be spilled. Ladders demand a careful sidestep. Cracks must not be trodden upon, lest the chiropractic health of one's sainted mother be thrown into disarray.

And of course, a broken mirror leads, inevitably, to seven years of bad luck. It's just one of those things that you hear one time when you're a kid and it sticks with you for the rest of your life. Like just about every other hackneyed folkloric truism, this one has a long history. It's even rooted in ancient Roman tradition, with toga-clad dudes of yore apparently holding some strong opinions on the subject of cracked reflective surfaces portending ill fate, which of course begs the question "just how many mirrors got broken in Pompeii, anyway?"

IT REFLECTS BADLY ON ALL OF US



The story goes like this: according to Snopes, mirrors held significance back in the day not just as a way to more accurately pinch your own pimples into submission, but as a "portal to the soul." Vague? Yes, but ominous nonetheless. The idea was that damaging a mirror could also damage the spirit of the person reflected therein, with more in-depth superstitions claiming that the bruised essence of the victim would no longer be able to effectively ward off incoming threats of a supernatural nature.

As for the "seven years" part, that likely comes to us courtesy of ancient Romans, who held the belief that "life renewed itself every seven years." When a soul was damaged, it would take an entire life cycle to undo the harm.

Never fear, though, as there are a number of ways to combat your otherwise pessimistically cemented destiny. Traditionally, the seven year sentence can be commuted by throwing salt over your shoulder, burning the broken shards and burying them, or putting the fragmented mirror bits into a running river. You could also always just buy another mirror, but that's less about beating fate and more about making sure you look presentable

Yes, it is scientifically proven now Cockroaches are Edible and healthy to eat and they are high in protein levels.

But yes it should he cooked properly to kill its bacteria present on its body. We probably consider eating insects as disgusting especially in western society we don’t even consider them. But in many cultures, especially Asians including cockroaches and other insects they include in their diet.

In Thailand they consider Cockroaches a yummy dish especially when it is deep fried in the oil to get that crunchy texture and taste.



"When I say cockroach, it's likely that you immediately lose your appetite. But if you can get over your understandable revulsion and scarf a few of their young'uns down, you'll do your body a huge favor.

A 100-gram serving of cockroaches has 24 micrograms of vitamin B12, almost 10 times the RDA. B12 keeps the body's nerve.......Click Link To Read More.

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Hello everyone, please i want to confirm if i can still sit for the BEA exam since i had C4 in my english and physics but B's in every other subject and i intend to apply for computer science in ukraine. But a friend of mine in russia had C6 in his chemistry and is studying chemical engineering now. I was told that since i'm to write the exam in my state of origin that i have no problem but i don't know how true this is and i'd love someone to shed light on my doubts please. Thanks.