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Post by Deleted on Aug 9, 2011 4:20:57 GMT -6
I was doing some reading on the wonderfully distracting internet and came across a couple of articles and discussions on other paranormal forums which have mentioned that many experiencers have a negative ph blood type and people with a negative ph blood type have special abilities.
I was just wondering: What's your blood type guys? ;D
(Mine's A negative...)
Edit: Apparently a negative PH is much rarer than a positive PH. Statistics show that 85% of Americans have ph+ blood... only 15% have ph-. I find this intriguing to say the least.
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Post by satansrini on Aug 21, 2011 12:54:12 GMT -6
I did not vote coz i don't qualify. No UFO or ET experiences whatsoever.
My blood is B-ve. However, I do not think I possess any special abilities.
I do realize not all with negative blood type need to have special abilities though.. he he...
regards, Srinivas
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Post by skywalker on Aug 21, 2011 13:34:42 GMT -6
I'm an O positive type of a dude. I think we had a thread going on about blood types waaaaay back on the old MUFON forum but it was lost when the fools shut the forum down. I don't remember what the results of it were so it would be good to do it over again. Personally I think that blood types are probably the same as races when it comes to abductions and experiencers. There are probably a little bit of everything. I remember we also had a thread going about right-brained verses left-brained people. I think the vast majority of experiencers on the forum ended up being right-brained.
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Post by satansrini on Aug 21, 2011 13:39:01 GMT -6
I remember we also had a thread going about right-brained verses left-brained people. I think the vast majority of experiencers on the forum ended up being right-brained. Cool!!!!! I am a leftie.. actually i am ambidextrous.. but mostly leftie... so that makes me right brained ...correct?!! may be I will experience something.. let us see..
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Post by skywalker on Aug 21, 2011 13:42:56 GMT -6
I think left-brained applies to people who are more analytical whereas right-brained is about people who are more creative and artistic. It's about the way people think. Creative people are more prone to have experiences. I'm a little bit of both, but more right than left. When it comes to right hand verses left hand I am also ambidextrious. That's kind of interesting that we both are.
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Post by satansrini on Aug 21, 2011 13:51:15 GMT -6
yep... i am mainly left handed. For example if i have to play cricket or tennis or table tennis, i play with left hand. But i can play with right hand too. Though not as well as i can play with left. Some people rather a lot of them are very clumsy with the other hand or can't do it.. but i play quite decently.. only i can't be a champion with my right..
i throw with my right hand.. but can throw with left too. I have to concentrate more. I write with my right hand generally but i can write with my left too.. comfortably.. cursive handwriting and everything.. but i prefer right hand..
There's a word in Sanskrit - 'Savyasaachi' - means a person who can use his both hands with equal dexterity. Ambidextrous loosely translates to that.
I think its the same case with you? Interesting...yeah..
Regards, Srinivas
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Post by skywalker on Aug 21, 2011 13:59:33 GMT -6
Yeah, pretty much. I am more right handed just because that is what I have always used when I was growing up, but I hurt my shoulder once and couldn't move my right arm so I had to try to use my left hand to do things instead. I was surprised that I could use my left hand almost as well as my right. It took a while to get used to it but I can do it.
I can also write with both hands at the same time, either forward, backwards, or mirror images of each other. You just have to concentrate at it.
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Post by satansrini on Aug 21, 2011 14:25:18 GMT -6
wow.. thats wonderful.. I don't think i can do that.. Never tried it also.. I once saw that in a movie..
yep.. like you say concentration is the key..
Regards, Srinivas
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Post by Deleted on Aug 21, 2011 21:39:02 GMT -6
I'm also somewhat ambidextrous... kinda like Srini. I do some things right-handed because that's how I was taught, but I also do things left-handed as well without realizing it. One day when I was 12 I was cutting meat at the dinner table and my mother looked across the table at me and said, "You're cutting your meat left-handed!" Dad looked over at me and nodded. "Yea... she is, isn't she?" "Is that bad?" I inquired nervously, looking at my mother's hands as she cut her meat. "No... it just means you've been watching your sister too much," mom said. My sister is left-handed you see. I still cut my meat left-handed to this day... hadn't realized it until that day when I was 12. Another incident: I was working in a pizza restaurant when I was 19 as a prep cook. I made dough and washed and chopped the vegetables and mushrooms and things. I was "sheeting" dough one morning after my new boss had shown me how to do it. This activity involves using a rolling-pin machine to flatten the dough after it has risen... after it's been rolled, the crust has to be stretched (by hand) out to fit in the baking pan. She came back into the kitchen and was watching me, then exclaimed, "Wow! I didn't know you were left-handed!" I looked up at her. "It works better this way... I can't do it the other way you showed me..." I however cannot write with my left hand very well at all... well... I can but it's horrible... lol. O positive, huh skywalker? That's my mom's blood type too. Srini, you might have special abilities you are not aware of.
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Post by lois on Aug 21, 2011 22:29:08 GMT -6
Well !! I'm 0 positive and left brained. No match here I guess with the negative.. and not with the majority in either case..I know an old member funjay and I had similar results.
It may not mean a thing but she did and probably still does dream of quakes. lol
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Post by lois on Aug 21, 2011 22:31:28 GMT -6
Oh and the ballerina dances both ways .. lol
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Post by paulette on Aug 21, 2011 22:38:25 GMT -6
O negative, left-handed (but I mouse with my right - on purpose to give my brain a work out). Right brain is emblematic, visual, symbolic. Women tend to use both hemispheres solving problems (more so than men). (statistically speaking). I like some higher math (theoretically) like fractals because it is beautiful chaos/symmetry. But I can barely multiply or even add predictably.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2011 9:43:42 GMT -6
B possitive..the friend that was with me is O neg..I'm psychic she's not. I thought of the blood thing awhile back and did a questionnaire similar on MUFON..it's about half and half. Just about the time that I think I have some hot new idea...it fizzles like a bad fire cracker 'sigh'. The only one that seems to hold up is that there is a pretty large percentage of 'psychic' types. The odd thing is..I'm claircognizant and clairaudient but I never 'heard' them try to say anything telepathically. I think mine were just real thugs ;D
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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2011 0:15:19 GMT -6
I'm O neg. Supposedly only 17 % of the world is O-. So on the other forum it was interesting that quite a few people were this blood type.
I don't believe that I have special abilities. I believe that everyone has a certain amount of "psi" , but do they pay attention? I think I have a form of PTSD so I "listen" to things that others tune out, as part of a warning system.
I believe that I'm ambidextrous by fault because I played the drums for so many years. My right hand feels more natural, though.
I'm analytical. I have a creative streak but tend to push it aside. I've already admitted drawing capabilities, and I played the piano by sound. My music teacher realized early on that I was just "copying" whatever she played and never practiced. Unfortunately, I still have no desire to learn to read the notes on paper....my loss. However, I do love music!
I heard a couple of years ago that our "body" could be separated as the right side represents our "physical", and the left side represents our "spiritual". Not long after that I had a dream that I accidentally cut off my left arm below the elbow in a gardening accident :0 .
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Post by satansrini on Nov 1, 2011 1:24:04 GMT -6
What is PTSD??
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Post by bewildered on Nov 1, 2011 2:10:26 GMT -6
I'm not really sure there's any solid evidence beyond opinions regarding any of these criteria. I'm A positive and equally distribute my thinking between the analytical and abstract. I was myself ambidextrous as a child until a teacher took it upon herself to "force" me to use my right hand to write, because I "had" to choose a hand to favor and we live in a right handed world. Honestly, I don't differentiate between "abstract" and "analytical" much, for both are complimentary and go hand-in-hand. I look at wood and I see what I can make with it. I see the design in the lumber; I imagine the process I must follow in order to shape the pieces so that they fit into a coherent whole; I then create the angles and joints according to my calculations. In my mind's eye I create every detail of the scene, from the sawdust on the floor of the shop to the breeze coming in through the open doors. That is not much different than writing a story. A complex equation is a tale of its own...it tells a story, only it expresses it in a digital format. A story that I write is no different than a complex equation. There is balance and precision to all things, whether we realize it or not. To be fair, however, the arts were always easy for me - it was always a simple affair for me to write a story as a child, or draw knights and Spider-man. Math was simple, too, and was nothing until I discovered that higher math had rigid rules and axioms to follow. That didn't appeal to me at first, so I ignored it in my youthful rebellion. It wasn't until later on that I discovered I was just as good at math as I was at poetry. I was also an excellent athlete but I was far more interested in learning and burying my face in books than I was spending all of my free time playing football, basketball, baseball, and soccer.
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Post by Steve on Nov 1, 2011 2:41:31 GMT -6
PTSD = Post-Trumatic Stress Disorder. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posttraumatic_stress_disorderen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_abductionA severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. This event may involve the threat of death to oneself or to someone else, or to one's own or someone else's physical, sexual, or psychological integrity, overwhelming the individual's ability to cope. As an effect of psychological trauma, PTSD is less frequent and more enduring. There have been reports even of captive and wild elephants suffering from posttraumatic stress reactions, the latter from seeing members of their herd shot by hunters. Service dogs used overseas in the military have been said to develop posttraumatic stress after witnessing war. Previous diagnoses now considered historical equivalents of PTSD include railway spine, stress syndrome, shell shock, battle fatigue, or traumatic war neurosis. The term PTSD originated in the 1970's. Although PTSD-like symptoms have also been recognized in combat veterans of many military conflicts since, the modern understanding of PTSD dates from the 1970s, largely as a result of the problems that were still being experienced by US military veterans of the war in Vietnam. Most people alleging alien abductions report invasive examinations of their bodies and some ascribe psychological trauma to their experiences. Alleged abductees claim their memories of the abduction events have caused posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). "Post abduction syndrome" is a term used by abductees to describe the effects of abduction, though it is not recognized by any professional treatment organizations. The difference between PAS and PTSD is described as the recurrence of the phenomenon and the inability to identify when the disorder started; furthermore, the medical community considers PTSD to be a severe and debilitating ailment whereas "PAS" has been promoted only by fringe researchers.
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Post by paulette on Nov 1, 2011 9:46:37 GMT -6
Interesting. Not having a clear conscious memory of what went down definitely complicates recovery (and empathy from others). Because one of the physiological signs of PTSD is a body reaction in excess of what a neutral party would experience, I wonder if any researchers have played around with using a polygraph - not just to test people's stories but say, read a control person (who hopefully does not have a repressed UFO experience) a story of seeing a light, being somewhere else later with missing time. Get the "normal reaction" to this. Then read to someone who suspects, due to reactions to stories and interest the same script. A large body reaction - parasympathetic - sweating, heart and blood pressure elevation, might be indicative of the BODY remembering what the mind cannot. I had a co-worker counsellor who was working with someone who could not remember how he received his head injury and what happened in the months before and after (not uncommon). However when the topic was brought up - his eye pupils widened - in a fear reaction. Part of him indeed did remember but was inarticulate?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2011 9:54:02 GMT -6
I'm not so sure that most of the population would want to know. I wouldn't have chosen to.
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