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Feldie:
sorry

Lamanii22:
Lol 😂 I don’t like the use of the word “Werey” it’s not ladylike, I’m a lady please…. I enjoy scary shii BTW

Kobojunkie:
Please go turn eba if you are so easily deceived by the gobbledegook mentally flawed folks spew at you.

MrRemedyAlagbo:
That's to show you absolutely nothing inside life, just do you best,make good impacts and live good name behind.

Lamanii22:
I really can’t wait for more stories

Iamblessed85:
No. All stand out technologies mimmick the workings of either the human body or spiritual laws. This then means that those at the helm of such inventions are well versed with these spiritual laws. I’m not talking about those who reproduce already existing technologies. I’m referring to the first inventors.

I theorize that another way to define tech is to see it as a physical manifestation of spiritual laws.

If you’re a medical person, you would notice that the very same way the organs and the brain works is thesame way components of devices work. Coincidence?

Mention any technology you can think of and i’d tell you it’s spiritual equivalent

ruggedtimi:
At the year 2022 I lost my close friend and flatmate...he died in a boat mishap.
When i visited the military Morgue, It was my first time i was up close to the dead body of a loved one. Due to the nature of his death, the body was swollen and had a foul smell, eyes and nose were missing. It was a frightening sight.
Prior to my visit at the morgue it was so difficult for me to sleep at night. The first night after my visit to the morgue, i had a dream and in that dream he was laughing at me saying "he heard me crying, that he was faking his death".... After that night i wasnt afraid anymore.

Early this year....I had a strange encounter on the staircase leading to our apartment. I could perceive the fragance of his favourite perfume, to be sure i called someone else to stand at thesame spot and the person confirmed same thing. That was some scary shxt

Davoneskay:
Typing ...

A mutual friend (who was in the occult) was sleeping with his friend's (also an occultist) wife. The husband to this adulteress later died for reasons we all do not know. During the services leading to his burial, as his tradition demands, his body was placed in a room. His close pals and relatives were allowed to go in and pay their respects to him (the dead). All did, but when my mutual friend (who's been banging the deceased wife) went in, while still saying, 'Adieu', he got a hard freaking slap from the dead and without blinking an eye bait, he (the wife fu*cker) returned the slap.

According to my mutual friend, the slap he returned to the dead was a super reflex action. To him, failure to respond as such would have led to his own untimely death within seven days.

N.B.: There are other information I left out, sha. This happened in Kogi State. I don't believe the dead can act as such save for those whom were possessed or in the occult. The demons in them can still act. I've seen here on NL where Ghanaian corpses walked to their burial grave.

Illicit
Kobojunkie
Acidosis
Et al

Lamanii22:
The lord continue to rest her beautiful soul ❤️

Thryphosa:
Sorry about that, sir. God will continue to be with the family.

DollarLanda:
Accept my deepest condolences my brother.

Only those who have experienced the death of a very close loved one will know that truly, this world is very deep and apart from one's relationship with GOD which is the one and only true investment, every other thing is mere activity (I don't want to use vanity because it is now cliche.)

Ishilove:
Talking about it is the first step to freedom

DoctorAyukebot:
I wish we had five of your kind on Nairaland.

By the way I'm sorry to learn of the passing away of your wife. Life becomes meaningless for a while when we lose a love one. Some people never fully recover from the shock. I lost a brother several years back to brain problems. Before him I lost a sister to diabetes. She was only 20 years old when she died. Three years ago my mother passed on and four years ago my father.

I don't know which pained most. My sister's demise was the first I lost someone that close to the cold strands of death. I did cry my lungs when the corpse finally arrived home. I never made it to the mortuary cos was in charge of the funeral preparations at home. It's been 20 years since she passed on. I could go for months without missing or thinking about her despite having named my 18 years old daughter after her.

The experience is different with my brother. With Just a year apart we grew up like twins. He was at the hospital with my sister during her last days. When she fell into a diabetic coma, he fell into unconsciousness cos of the shock and only recovered to a depressed mood of psychological breakdown. (Madness)

After four years of psychiatric problems he too succumbed. It's been 16 years since he passed on but a day has never gone by without thinking about him. I did name my thirteen years old son after him. If I had to chose two persons from the world beyond to bring back to life, it would be him and him.

I don't miss my parents that much. My mum was just 59 years old when she passed on. Our relationship had become rocky over the years due to Pentecostal radicalism. I do blame her sometimes for my brother's demise, having refused us from seeking medical help for him on the hypothesis of God having revealed to her that, it was a spiritual issue that needed only prayers.

However it's hard to forget her. She was still a very caring mother and the good days are hard to forget. My father was 72 when he passed on. I don't particularly miss him that much but pity his last days made difficult by my mum who had become radicalized in a strange Pentecostal world of her own.

Daily when I pray I say "God whatever harm would befall my children let it befall me. I don't think I could stand the pain of losing one of them despite my inner strengths. Every iron ore has its melting point though. They are my melting point

claremont:
Sorry for your loss, your story hit me to the bone.

illicit:
Samantha125

Are u the same Samantha from SA?

QuinModah:

Samantha125:
The one and only...

illicit:
Welcome bk

Why did u leave earlier?

Samantha125:
I just decided to take a break from the forum and give you guys some family time...🙂🙂🙂

illicit:
That's nice

I do that sometimes but I dont deactivate

Nice hat 🤗

Nice pose too 😑

NOBLE179:
The spirit of death is a very strong one. I went to the morgue one day to see my mother after passing at the age of 60 through heart attack. I didn't 3days fasting and praying, embarking on a journey to resurrect my mum. When I got there, I wanted to raise my hand to pray and wake her, but I felt so much weight on my hand that I couldn't even raise my hand to pray. That's when is done on me that it was all over.

Acidosis:
Hmmn... Thank you for sharing all of that with me, bro. I can only imagine the pain each of those losses must have caused, especially losing a sister and brother at such young ages.

I agree that children can become our own "melting points." We want to protect them from any harm.

Lamanii22:
How did you sleep by yourself at night lol

Lamanii22:
Lol I’m fully alive

Acidosis:
I know, right...

Ishilove:
My sincere condolences on your loss, my dear. May God comfort you...