Segedinho:




Critical thinkers don't go with "gestures"

As u opined earlier,u deal with verifiable fact...

Don't forget in a rush sir


Dont u think there is something unusual with this vid??

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DPZmdHyar4i8&ved=2ahUKEwixj5jilszpAhXj8OAKHWskDVkQwqsBMAB6BAgJEAM&usg=AOvVaw33AvE0xSV3KbJjb9Eu5qmW

Segedinho:

Critical thinkers don't go with "gestures"
As u opined earlier,u deal with verifiable fact...
Don't forget in a rush sir
Dont u think there is something unusual with this vid??

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DPZmdHyar4i8&ved=2ahUKEwixj5jilszpAhXj8OAKHWskDVkQwqsBMAB6BAgJEAM&usg=AOvVaw33AvE0xSV3KbJjb9Eu5qmW

Unlimited22:
And this was as a RB where one can't escape one on ones with silky wingers.


Not pointing and running away from attackers

Swissh:
Cc Thorrvik55,Mapoka, Amoto94 Somebody said this is Chelsea before Russian money.

Amoto94:
Let me share a personal story.

As a little boy in primary school then I had a dream that someone was lying on me and I felt pain, I woke up and lost my walking ability. Prior to this moment my limbs were functional but afterwards I couldn't work for months I had to drop out of school and start treatment when it was clear that I couldn't do anything without support from others. My parents had to spent a lot both on medical treatment and spiritual treatment before I could regain my walking ability.

Alhamdulillah, I survived but there were others who didn't survive such attacks. So, it's either ignorance or arrogance that will make some deny the existence of evil forces that cohabit our planets. In Islamic faith it's an established fact that evil exists and there are prayers to guide against such.

donjazet:


Really, how low can you go?
You brought a video where a guy tries to prove the veracity of a rain maker's claim but then uses only ten seconds to show the man hitting his gong, then the scene moves to show a drizzle with the host now further commenting that weather reports confirmed it was to actually rain that day.
I was expecting such an experiment to be carried out during dry season when we are sure there isn't supposed to be rain and the so-called rainmaker giving a complete breakdown and analysis of his procedures for the whole world to learn from him.
Rather, we are shown a very poor researcher who claims to want to verify something leaving more confused than he came.
As a matter of fact, that you would present that caricature of a video as proof of your belief doesn't speak well of you to be honest.

izzou:
Some of the issues we need proof online, can be found in our environment.

You are doubting if there are spirits and ghosts? No need na

If you're in Lagos, visit

Badagry cemetery
Atan cemetery
Ikoyi cemetery
Ayobo cemetery

Speak to the guards there. At least you can deduce of its a lie or not

If cemeteries are far, go to a government hospital. They have morgues there. You can actually speak to the attendants or even doctors.
There's no story one will type here that will make sense. Go to the real world and do your research.

Because you no believe, no mean say e no fit happen

gensteejay:

Interesting. You remember your dreams as a little boy?

Are you sure you didn't experience sleep paralysis, which is a normal phenomenon many humans (both adults and kids) experience occasionally?

Using drugs for an ailment is the way to go.

Hope you know many people experience sleep paralysis in different parts of the world (whether healthy or ill).

And such a common phenomenon could coincide with an illness or sickness in a person.

Sleep paralysis, mostly, is nothing to be scared of.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/sleep-paralysis/

Talking from personal experience, many Muslims have been deceived/scammed by their alfas and imams (exorcists) that sleep paralysis is a demonic attack.

donjazet:


First of all, the feeling of sadness and loss of someone who you know personally dying can be overwhelming and shocking.
When you see someone today and the next day, you hear of the persons death and realize that you will never see or hear from that person ever again, that shock and loss can trigger your brain to manifest hallucinations or dreams about the person as a coping mechanism.

Secondly, that a lot of people share a belief doesn't make it true.

I too as a kid and teen used to believe and fear ghosts because everyone around me taught me so and also believed in it.
I remember when we traveled to my village for my grandmother's burial, the night after the burial, I fell asleep atop her grave, it was an elevated concrete surface so I fell asleep on it and because every one was tired and busy they forgot about me, that night I dreamt heavily about her and when I woke up late in the night outside, I was scared shitless, even the breeze outside made me believe it was her ghost still trying to talk to me. I ran into the house crying and screaming, The worst part about this is that after narrating the whole thing to my parents and relatives, they believed she must have been there and was trying to pass a message to me.
Looking back now, remembering that episode fills me with shame as to how educated people seriously believe in superstitions.

The brain is indeed a powerful complex mechanism.
Hallucinations are real, that is a medical and scientific fact. In extreme emotional or stressful stages, one can begin to hear and see things that are not there.

We humans haven't been able to fully decode the creation and enactment of dreams by our brain.
We are yet to understand how the brain is able to produce a visual environment where your innermost feelings are manifested. Or how if you are feeling pressed in the night, you see yourself urinating in your dreams.

As a matter of fact, when I was small I used to feel like a prophet who saw the future because I was experiencing moments I believe i had felt or seen before, it's much later I would get to realize that it was a very common feeling called dejavu, which everyone one felt. We haven't even fully decoded it yet.

As I said earlier, that we don't fully understand something doesn't mean we have to ascribe it a supernatural phenomenon.

Eventually we would be able to define it logically. It's just a matter of TIME.

Amoto94:

I remember my dream as a boy our memory retention ability isn't the same. This was a significant event in my life and I wouldn't forget it. This wasn't sleep paralysis by any stretch of imagination.
I know quite alright that there are scam artists who were the robe of religion to rub unsuspecting people by employing various tactics, but my experience wasn't one of those. You are free to believe your truth but the fact remains that there are things which the human mind can't comprehend.

gensteejay:
@nitrogen, are you sure there's really such a town and do you know its name? Or you just heard someone said such a town exists.

I'm only making an enquiry for research purpose, neither doubting nor supporting the existence of the particular town you've in mind.

nitrogen:


I heard it's Iseyin, in Oyo State.

Amoto94:
Let me share a personal story.

As a little boy in primary school then I had a dream that someone was lying on me and I felt pain, I woke up and lost my walking ability. Prior to this moment my limbs were functional but afterwards I couldn't work for months I had to drop out of school and start treatment when it was clear that I couldn't do anything without support from others. My parents had to spent a lot both on medical treatment and spiritual treatment before I could regain my walking ability.

Alhamdulillah, I survived but there were others who didn't survive such attacks. So, it's either ignorance or arrogance that will make some deny the existence of evil forces that cohabit our planets. In Islamic faith it's an established fact that evil exists and there are prayers to guide against such.

Victornezzar:

You are going too far

Nigeria Navy Reference hospital will do

gensteejay:

Interesting. I last traveled to Iseyin in 2016. I think it's a fairly large city; do you have an idea of the town there to narrow down the search?

Expert17:



Objective Thinkers Crew (OTC) wont believe your story.

nitrogen:


No idea o......growing up in a town close to Ibadan, we heard stories about Ghosts and Akudayas, don't know if anyone knows the radio show 'Irinkirindo' by Kolawole Olawuyi.

Then, Iseyin was like a town for those stuffs, apologies if anyone is from there o.

Amoto94:


Just as Nassim Nicholas Taleb said in Black Swan, Absence of evidence doesn't mean evidence of absence. Science is different from scientism and science has its own limitations.

Greatihex:
you know these in bold yet you still think that men came to be through a bang? Okay.


What is happening to you is what is called "strong holds and false imaginations".

"We use God’s mighty weapons, not worldly weapons, to knock down the strongholds of human reasoning and to destroy false arguments."




The devil also uses it to deceive God's chosen one's and take them away from the path so that they will never be able to come back to God and do the assignment by which he sent them on earth to fulfill.


You may be the priest of God for your people, to liberate your territory from the bondage of darkness, but the devil saw it early, and then he gave you a false strong hold to believe.

"Do not be ignorant of the devices of the devil"

The devil sometimes presents himself as the angel of light to deceive even the children of God.

He uses, religion, false doctrine, etc to deceive many.
He is the Lucifer (deceiver)


I pray for you today that the Almighty God will have mercy on you and bring you to himself by destroying every strong hold of the enemy in your life. That you will arise and take your mandate, and liberate your people from the bondage of darkness, in Jesus Christ name. Amen.

Your testimony is near. I see it.

obainojazz:
Name the stadiums

nitrogen:


No idea o......when I was living in a town close to Ibadan, we heard stories about Ghosts and Akudayas, don't know if anyone knows the radio show 'Irinkirindo' by Kolawole Olawuyi.

Then, Iseyin was like a town for those stuffs, apologies if anyone is from there o.

airmark:


It's Ajiran. I also listened to Kola Olawuyi's package on it back then.

If Kola Olawuyi is alive today and could read balderdash, ignorants claiming woke, wrote here, he will just burst into that his signature laughter.