interesting article

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Rip Snorter — Mon, 29 May 2006 13:18:09 GMT

Nice article. Thanks for posting it.

Jack

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pumpi76 — Mon, 29 May 2006 09:37:30 GMT

I can't explain in details but if you compare the output of a RNG with daily world events or your daily life, it just come up short, very short. If you wanted to assign a combination to every action we make and think, 6 numbers out of 80 (with 300 plus millions combinations) would not do it. Every action and thought has vast variations some been family of course and they're lots of distinct families. 6 numbers out of eighty will not make it, is more like 30 numbers out of 80 (you can imagine). T... [ More ]

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justxploring — Mon, 29 May 2006 07:07:01 GMT

I only didn't download the article because it is in .pdf format, but maybe I will anyway. Some religions, like Christian Science, believe in changing your belief system to improve your health. This is very different, because they don't believe the malady was real to begin with, so you are not willing it away, you are only praying to raise your consciousness to a higher level of understanding. Many people believe that collective thought can influence an entire community. So if you can use min... [ More ]

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bellyache — Mon, 29 May 2006 00:57:02 GMT

It may be possible, I'm not saying it isn't, but I think a person would have to be extremely well at blocking everything out and focusing alot of energy on trying to adjust the numbers.

I believe EZMoney (a lp member from a while back) "claimed" he could manipulate numbers. He ended up winning $100,000 in powerball. He probably was just lucky though. Here is the link to his winning ticket. If you look in his posting history you may be able to find where he claims he could manipulate numbers.... [ More ]

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konane — Mon, 29 May 2006 00:30:54 GMT

Time which we measure as a series of events has sped up. I read recently that what was 24 hours in the early 90's has now sped up to around 16.5 ... it's all part of the vibration of the entire planet increasing along with our own spiritual vibrations. Basically the window into time we looking into was a little wider back then.

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lucky146 — Mon, 29 May 2006 00:25:44 GMT

I dont know if it's one of those urban myths, but I remember hearing a story a while back about a semi famous radio deejay who declared he would win lottery, and everyone was like whatever. But the guy did go on to win the jackpot.

Just curious konane, why do you think it was easier to do 15 years ago

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lucky146 — Mon, 29 May 2006 00:08:24 GMT

Hi JustXploring,

Yes, it definitely seems somewhat amazing to think one can will a number to hit. But then and again, the man in the article has had an above average success rate. I think he won every possible combo for CA lotto (ie 3/6, 4/6 5/6 6/6) as well as other smaller prizes.

In my life I have found that belief can make a big difference. I think with the lottery however, most of us subconsciously expect to lose. It's conditioned into us as we lose on a regular basis. Whether or not... [ More ]

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konane — Sun, 28 May 2006 23:54:35 GMT

Count me in, too.

I believe what that person did was believe/will himself as a winner which enabled the rest to fall into place much more easily.

From my personal experience it was easier to do back in the early to mid 90's but certainly not impossible to do today if someone sets their mind to it and keeps on keeping on.

Also ignore the naysayers because there are plenty of those lurking around.

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emilyg — Sun, 28 May 2006 23:38:52 GMT

interesting reading. a believer.

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lucky146 — Sun, 28 May 2006 23:09:06 GMT

Hey kjsfriend,

In case you forgot, this is the MYSTICAL FORUM, for people who enjoy such discourse (which judging from your post you do not). Did you even read the article?

Be a bit humble? Are you kidding me? All I did was post a link.

Have a nice day.

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kjsfriend — Sun, 28 May 2006 21:46:35 GMT

sounds bogus and a few screws are loose in their mind to think that a person can will the number to come in as winning pick. PLEASSSEEEE. Pick your lucky number, wait it out, try try again. Be a bit humble.

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justxploring — Sun, 28 May 2006 20:39:25 GMT

I haven't read the article yet, but isn't that how telekenesis works? People say they can move objects with their will, so why not numbers? I'm not sure I buy this theory, because there are an awful lot of people who play a game. So I imagine that, even if one does believe in willing the winning numbers, he would have a lot of competition and there would be a lot of mixed energy fields unless his power of suggestion is stronger than millions of others. Now I know that a pool buys a lot more... [ More ]

interesting article

lucky146 — Sun, 28 May 2006 19:47:08 GMT

Hey,

What's going on. Figured I've been lurking around here long enough it's about time I joined the party.

I came across an interesting article about this extremely lucky man in Cali who won the lotto. Apparently, he just buys quickpicks, but "wills" the numbers to come out. Perhaps beliefs - about money, self, etc - may be a big part in winning.

http://www.psychicjackpot.com/media.php

third article down(pdf)

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