How do I introduce this? Hmmm...

I'm not a Christian.

I know this could easily be marketing hype & tr.ickology

I'm going to post it anyway, and admit that I find it moving.

Am I just a silly?



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And this one...

Around 1987, a group of seven (7) people went to clean a church in Kansas City, Kansas to prepare for a Christian revival. As they were cleaning the church, they began to sing Capella (Hallelujah without instruments), and a man came into the church with a small tape recorder and taped their music. He just bought a brand new tape, and he began to tape their singing because it sounded so beautiful. After he recorded it, he played it back and discovered thousands and thousands of angels singing harmoniously with the seven. The angels had instruments, but the seven human people did not. The tape recording of this type is known as an EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena). The sound was so awesome, they had it inspected (analyzed) by scientists at Oral Roberts University, and they concluded the voices were not human and the instruments were not earthly.

(Warning - naff sound quality)

This is interesting and I will try to read more on this particular incident.

Voice recognition seems to be the most clear in cemeteries, according to some paranormal researcher's the energy flow emitting leaves with a powerful force when it first registers ,but at times this can't be verified as a actual voice,just a noise being picked up that shows how a voice would meter out.

Speaking for myself I think we have entities around us,some good some bad,it may depend on the individual,and the word angel would be a good as any definition of these guides,helpers,or tormentors.

Gilly, that's very sweet, but Oral Roberts University, in its own words, is "founded to educate the whole person-mind, body and spirit-ORU promises a world-class academic experience in the context of a vibrant Christ-centered community".

That's all very nice but I kind of suspect they may have a vested interest in promoting belief in angels, so I'm not entirely sure that I can trust their "analysis" here. It sounds remarkably like it's been put through one of the very cheesy audio effects boxes that were available in the 1980s.

dreamweaver wrote:
Maybe. But that's not what I want to hear.

I want it to be some joyous spirit.

I agree with Rick about there being entities of differing types around and have had some limited experience with negative ones..

Has anyone investigated them there ghost-boxes btw?

Gilly wrote:
You may enjoy this information Gilly,and how a human noise or combination of sound waves can be analyzed.

www.assap.ac.uk/newsite/articles/Analysing%20audio%20EVP.html

I'm staying out of this one because I like Gilly loads and she'll fall out with me/batter me if I burst her bubble.

Thanks for the link, Rick. I look forward to reading it later today.

Don't worry Feather - I'm not one for letting logic anywhere near my bubble.

Gilly wrote: A fine philosophy!
Don't open the bit below this. It's full of 'orrible sharp things.

D'oh! I'm nosy - but will wait till later to look at it.

feather wrote:
Oh good! Whilst your observation here is relevant and true,Feather, it doesn't actually disprove what I'd like to believe.

Gilly wrote: This response pleases me and the faerie folk who hide my reading glasses etc are delighted as well!