What do you think about this guy?

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ThatScaryChick — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 05:46:49 GMT

That's a cool story.

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Coin Toss — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 05:37:20 GMT

But do those 10 million people have a need of the same intensity hers was?

Remember the old jopke about the difference between praying in church and praying at the race track (or when watching the drawing)? At the race track you really mean it.

One time we gave $100 to the Salvation Army bell ringer, went into the store, and on the way out plauyed a pick 4. At the time Illinois had something called Extra and for an dxtra $1 you got a set of numbers to match on your ticket, digit by

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justxploring — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:29:17 GMT

Yes, but is that just a coincidence? The woman in the news article today who won $9 million when she was just a step away from losing her home prayed for money. Did God send her the winning ticket or was she just lucky? I mean, there has to be at least 10 million people every Saturday praying on their hands and knees, so why was she picked?

Most people don't remember much about their dreams, which is why I find it so interesting that so many LP members write I had a dream about... If y... [ More ]

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Coin Toss — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 17:39:11 GMT

The fellow who came up with insulin got the idea from a dream.

The guy who invented the ssewing machine couldn't get it to work, then the answer to how to do it came to him in a dream.

In the book Infinite Financial Fredom, What to Do Before and After You Hit The Lottery, the author, Bob anford, lists some ways jackpot winners came up with the winning numbers, among them were the serial number on a camera, the lot number on a box of donuts, and dream visits from a deceased grandfather.... [ More ]

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Todd — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 13:32:32 GMT

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johnph77 — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:52:30 GMT

From the above:

You dream you are going to be in a car crash so you don't go out for a week. You are safe. Did the dream serve a purpose and save your life?

You'll never know because you didn't drive. But there are those who believe that that had an effect.

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justxploring — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 07:31:04 GMT

FYI - It's not a big deal to me, but in the future, this topic should be posted in the Mystical forum. Todd must be busy tonight or he would have already posted this.

Ever see the X-Files? Peter Boyle plays an insurance salesman who can see when how people are going to die. He sees glimpses of his own death. The reason I am mentioning this show is that I believe if you do have the ability to see events that haven't yet taken place, then why would they only be about a specific thing... [ More ]

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KY Floyd — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:48:59 GMT

I think the guy is spot on. Sure, people dream numbers that win, but far more dream numbers that lose. You just don't get to read a lot of stories about the people who lose using dreams, or any other method. The number of people who win by using numbers they dream is much more likely to be a function of the percentage of people who play numbers from their dreams than the perecentage of dreams that actually predict winning numbers. I can promise you that a day doesn't go by without several peopl... [ More ]

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ThatScaryChick — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:28:28 GMT

There are no ways to predict winning numbers with your mind by using a power, vision, dream, technique, meditation, focus, clarity, or anything else.

Because if there was, it would work.

If there was, it would be taught how to do it. Can't keep something like that a secret. There would be 4 year training courses and people moving out to the mountains to develop their mind. The people who NATURALLY are BORN WITH THESE POWERS would step forward or get paid for predicting winning numbers.... [ More ]

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TexasDreams — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 04:28:03 GMT

I agree, but what about buying a large amount of tickets to increase your odds of winnings, I believe if you buy only one Mega Millions ticket its like 1:175000000 to win, but if you bought like 100 tickets its like 1:1750000, still a long shot but better odds of winning. So does anyone think this is better, meaning buying more to increase you potential to win?? ( I know this is a little off subject but I thought about it when I read mech2009 response

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mech2009 — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:54:43 GMT

And I want to be the first to know when you find someone who claims to have won the jackpot for millions from a vision, dream, power, meditation, or other on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th. time.

Provide name and year please, so I can go look it up online to see if they are a real winner.

Then I want an explanation of why he can't do it again so I can make you see that it was luck and had nothing to do with the dream.

Plus there is always the strong strong STRONG possibility of so-called-vis... [ More ]

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mech2009 — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:39:00 GMT

How many times have questions like these been posted here? Just curious. He is right. If people could predict the numbers with their mind, then those people would be making millions and millions predicting other winning numbers for people for a fee. Books would be released about how to predict numbers or pictures with your mind. College students learning these mystical mechanism powers through courses to train your mind.

Someone saying All of the people in the world who can do this or come... [ More ]

What do you think about this guy?

ambelamba — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 02:11:54 GMT

http://www.mwillett.org/mind/lotterywin.htm

This guy is an avowed atheist and a skeptic. This guy basically claims that seeing lottery numbers in dream doesn't mean anything. I am an agnostic but I beg to differ. I think there's some kind of unknown mechanism that allows us to see the future through dreams, although it's a rare situation.