Do you believe in devine interventions/omens?

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Two words
Collective unconscious
I think all of our minds are apart of a much bigger mind

 

[EvisceratedJester]

I've detailed mine elsewhere. Three instances. The odds of them happening would be astronomically colossal. Indeed, divine intervention is more statistically likely than pure chance realistically. But you have to have an open mind of course. And many people don't want to believe. The idea for obvious reasons doesn't sit well with the average member.

Yeah, being condescending isn't going to convince me of your bs anytime soon

 

[Username1359751]

Off topic - ish,

Lol Booker T... you're no gen z.

 

[maniac116]

I do believe its a possibility that we're all connected in a spiritual sort of way.

 

[Peter Skellern]

Yeah, being condescending isn't going to convince me of your bs anytime soon

Well it doesn't sit well with many on here does it - they don't like to accept even the chance of suchlike as it creates a potential quandary? They would prefer to dimiss it completely out of hand typically not countenancing it without even hearing people's experiences. I suppose you'll think that's condescending too.

I'm not Religious. Never have been. So my "BS" isn't really a thing. I just can't rationally explain or understand these experiences. Random chance some would suggest but the odds on that would be astronomically colossal. It's more plausible frankly 'to' believe devine intervention.

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Well it doesn't sit well with many on here does it - they don't like to accept even the chance of suchlike as it creates a potential quandary? They would prefer to dimiss it completely out of hand typically not countenancing it without even hearing people's experiences. I suppose you'll think that's condescending too.

I'm not Religious. Never have been. So my "BS" isn't really a thing. I just can't rationally explain or understand these experiences. Random chance some would suggest but the odds on that would be astronomically colossal. It's more plausible frankly 'to' believe devine intervention.

You specifically not being able to explain something doesn't mean that different thing couldn't have happened as a result of pure chance. It just means that you lack the knowledge needed to explain it. People generally tend to underestimate how common coincidences really are in our day-to-day lives.

 

[Peter Skellern]

You specifically not being able to explain something doesn't mean that different thing couldn't have happened as a result of pure chance. It just means that you lack the knowledge needed to explain it. People generally tend to underestimate how common coincidences really are in our day-to-day lives.

It doesn't. However rationally, the odds on my experiences happening would though be astronomically colossal. Hence I'm personally 'open minded' to alternative explanations - that there's something else going on that we cant understand or comprehend (or as you put it, "we lack the knowledge" ).