My feelings too, rustynail. With so many believers there must be something there.Quote:
I dont feel the need to place things in categories. I dont feel the need to justify nor dispute. When I fail, Ill stop.
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My feelings too, rustynail. With so many believers there must be something there.Quote:
I dont feel the need to place things in categories. I dont feel the need to justify nor dispute. When I fail, Ill stop.
If you apply your logic then Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy _must_ be true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dareen
I think we would be in the minority rather than the majority.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dareen
The need for proof is reasonable.
The fact that so many have failed is justification enough for doubt.
The fact that tests conducted have been less than conducive also justify skepticism
The one thing that does make the difference between diviners and non diviners is success. What ever the reasons for that success may be, it remains a success.
If and when you fail and there is no justification for that failure, you must question your ability.
Not sure about the water but I often use the technique to find underground power lines. Haven't missed one yet.
I'd have thought the aim was to miss them.:DQuote:
Haven't missed one yet.