Can anybody who lives in Rowville tell me how long it takes to drive to Huntingdale Station During Peak Time?
Q. My wife and I are considering buying a house in Rowville. I work in the city and am worried about commuting time to/from work. I am planning to drive to Huntingdale Train Station and catch a train to the city. If anyone who lives/ has lived in Rowville and works in the city can tell me how they get to/from work in the city and how long it takes, I appreciate it very much. Thanks.
Asked by Dewa 32 - Sun Jan 13 23:21:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not more than an hour and a half. If a major accident occurs then depends on how long it takes to clean things up.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Mon Jan 21 08:59:20 2008
Q. My wife and I are considering buying a house in Rowville. I work in the city and am worried about commuting time to/from work. I am planning to drive to Huntingdale Train Station and catch a train to the city. If anyone who lives/ has lived in Rowville and works in the city can tell me how they get to/from work in the city and how long it takes, I appreciate it very much. Thanks.
Asked by Dewa 32 - Sun Jan 13 23:21:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not more than an hour and a half. If a major accident occurs then depends on how long it takes to clean things up.
Answered by Whats Up Doc - Mon Jan 21 08:59:20 2008
How has Judaism affected the lives of its followers?
Q. I need to know how people who practice Judaism believe their religion has impacted their lives. Can anyone tell me any positive responses to the question?
Asked by Curt - Sun Jun 21 02:31:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Why yes I can, I am Jewish and for that I treat animals better than most (for example a Jew ALAWAYS has to feed his/her animals before themselves. I am a vegetarian because I am Jewish (see Genesis 1:29).Also would be kind to animals category. I don't steal, or cheat, ever. I live my live as good as I can by our Tanakh. I could probably think of a ton more stuff that being a Jew and hence living as a Jew mainly has affected my life for the good, but alas, I am really tired. Oh, I only eat Kosher food if that counts. I pray to and Love HaShem with all my heart, all my soul and all my might!!!
Answered by Sapphira - Sun Jun 21 23:28:36 2009
Q. I need to know how people who practice Judaism believe their religion has impacted their lives. Can anyone tell me any positive responses to the question?
Asked by Curt - Sun Jun 21 02:31:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Why yes I can, I am Jewish and for that I treat animals better than most (for example a Jew ALAWAYS has to feed his/her animals before themselves. I am a vegetarian because I am Jewish (see Genesis 1:29).Also would be kind to animals category. I don't steal, or cheat, ever. I live my live as good as I can by our Tanakh. I could probably think of a ton more stuff that being a Jew and hence living as a Jew mainly has affected my life for the good, but alas, I am really tired. Oh, I only eat Kosher food if that counts. I pray to and Love HaShem with all my heart, all my soul and all my might!!!
Answered by Sapphira - Sun Jun 21 23:28:36 2009
Why do often find ourselves during the dark night of our lives?
Q. Why do often find ourselves during the dark night of our lives? This has happened to me, I went through a dark and dangerous time and now I know more about myself than I did before. Although the journey to knowing oneself is never complete, my experience and that of others I have talked to seem to show that we often 'find' ourselves during the darkest times of our lives. Why is this the case, is there something about the sunny happier times of our lives that masks our true selves or is it just that we don't have to look during these times so we don't. Thanks.
Asked by Arthur N - Fri Feb 15 09:08:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those are the testing times. Forcing us to tap all our inner resources, bring them to fore, to deal with the situation. We are many a times surprised by the strength , tenacity, grit, call-it-what-you-may, that had been hidden in us all the time. Only we were unaware of it simply because the smooth ride doesn't require much efforts & kinda dull our senses... Hope that helped...
Answered by P'quaint! - Fri Feb 15 10:57:35 2008
Q. Why do often find ourselves during the dark night of our lives? This has happened to me, I went through a dark and dangerous time and now I know more about myself than I did before. Although the journey to knowing oneself is never complete, my experience and that of others I have talked to seem to show that we often 'find' ourselves during the darkest times of our lives. Why is this the case, is there something about the sunny happier times of our lives that masks our true selves or is it just that we don't have to look during these times so we don't. Thanks.
Asked by Arthur N - Fri Feb 15 09:08:47 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those are the testing times. Forcing us to tap all our inner resources, bring them to fore, to deal with the situation. We are many a times surprised by the strength , tenacity, grit, call-it-what-you-may, that had been hidden in us all the time. Only we were unaware of it simply because the smooth ride doesn't require much efforts & kinda dull our senses... Hope that helped...
Answered by P'quaint! - Fri Feb 15 10:57:35 2008
What species of land hermit crab lives the longest?
Q. I'm thinking about getting a land hermit crab, but I want one that lives for a while. At least 3 years.
Asked by sk8boarding is love :] - Fri Nov 20 21:37:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most of the ones we've started out with re stll alive and we've as them for almost 3 years. I wouldn't say that any one species lives the longest, though I've heard that some have lived to be 30 years old. As long as you take good care of them, they'll live pretty long. If you need info in how to take care of them, go to .
Answered by Bookworm - Sat Nov 21 12:04:59 2009
Q. I'm thinking about getting a land hermit crab, but I want one that lives for a while. At least 3 years.
Asked by sk8boarding is love :] - Fri Nov 20 21:37:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most of the ones we've started out with re stll alive and we've as them for almost 3 years. I wouldn't say that any one species lives the longest, though I've heard that some have lived to be 30 years old. As long as you take good care of them, they'll live pretty long. If you need info in how to take care of them, go to .
Answered by Bookworm - Sat Nov 21 12:04:59 2009
How did industrialization in America make lives bad for Americans?
Q. In the late 1800s, how did it make lives worse for them?
Asked by Bob T - Sat Dec 1 17:05:42 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Global warming. market crash created great tension among people which even lead to the suicide of some Americans
Answered by Abhijith M - Sat Dec 1 21:12:44 2007
Q. In the late 1800s, how did it make lives worse for them?
Asked by Bob T - Sat Dec 1 17:05:42 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Global warming. market crash created great tension among people which even lead to the suicide of some Americans
Answered by Abhijith M - Sat Dec 1 21:12:44 2007
How do you stop sim families lives while playing another family?
Q. When I play a family on the sims 3 the other families in the neighborhood continue to live their lives. They even have babies and get married when I don't want them too. How do I stop that from happening? Its really annoying, I don't care if the procreated sim families do that but not for the families that I create.
Asked by Shann Meere - Mon Jun 8 15:27:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To play more than one family in the same neighbourhood you have to use the Edit Town button, not the ones on the Options Main Menu. You can switch between families but the ones you're not playing will lose their current little wishes and will carry on their lives while you're not playing them.
Answered by KevinTheGamer - Mon Jun 8 15:29:46 2009
Q. When I play a family on the sims 3 the other families in the neighborhood continue to live their lives. They even have babies and get married when I don't want them too. How do I stop that from happening? Its really annoying, I don't care if the procreated sim families do that but not for the families that I create.
Asked by Shann Meere - Mon Jun 8 15:27:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To play more than one family in the same neighbourhood you have to use the Edit Town button, not the ones on the Options Main Menu. You can switch between families but the ones you're not playing will lose their current little wishes and will carry on their lives while you're not playing them.
Answered by KevinTheGamer - Mon Jun 8 15:29:46 2009
How can I find out who lives at an address?
Q. I want to find out who lives in my Great Grandma's old house, and for how long. I want to find out possibly how much they purchased the house for, how much the property is worth, and if possible if there is a way I could find out if the house ever goes up for sale. I want to try and buy the house back someday. And im not going to go knocking on their door and ask them! So is there a site I can use? When can I go to find this out?
Asked by mynames.secret - Tue Apr 22 21:55:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your country auditor may well be online and you could see all or most of that information. Also, if your purpose is to buy the property in the future, just write a letter to "current owner" at that address saying if they ever want to sell they should contact you first.
Answered by 65% water - Tue Apr 22 22:04:45 2008
Q. I want to find out who lives in my Great Grandma's old house, and for how long. I want to find out possibly how much they purchased the house for, how much the property is worth, and if possible if there is a way I could find out if the house ever goes up for sale. I want to try and buy the house back someday. And im not going to go knocking on their door and ask them! So is there a site I can use? When can I go to find this out?
Asked by mynames.secret - Tue Apr 22 21:55:04 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your country auditor may well be online and you could see all or most of that information. Also, if your purpose is to buy the property in the future, just write a letter to "current owner" at that address saying if they ever want to sell they should contact you first.
Answered by 65% water - Tue Apr 22 22:04:45 2008
Which individual in human history has saved the most lives?
Q. Maybe it was a world leader who avoided or ended early a catastrophic war. Maybe it was an inventor of a safety device. Maybe it was the discoverer of a vaccine for a deadly illness. Maybe it was the inventor of a method of agriculture that brought millions out of a starvation death. It could be anything. So, what is it? Who is the ultimate life-saver in raw numbers of lives saved? So far we have TWO answers for Edward Jenner and his smallpox vaccine, and TWO answers for Norman Borlaug and his hybrid wheat. Then we have one answer for Stalin, which is fascinating in itself. This is really interesting!
Asked by K. - Thu Jan 14 03:32:38 2010 - - 9 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Norman Borlaug. From his obit: "Norman Borlaug rose from his childhood on an Iowa farm to develop a type of wheat that helped feed the world, fostering a movement that is credited with saving up to 1 billion people from starvation." " 'Norman E. Borlaug saved more lives than any man in human history,' said Josette Sheeran, executive director of the U.N. World Food Program." Jenner, Lister, Flemming, and Pasteur, amongst others, changed health and hygiene, but aside from air and water, food is the most crucial need. And 1,000,000,000 is a lot of people.
Answered by 62,040,610 Idiots - Mon Jan 18 20:35:49 2010
Q. Maybe it was a world leader who avoided or ended early a catastrophic war. Maybe it was an inventor of a safety device. Maybe it was the discoverer of a vaccine for a deadly illness. Maybe it was the inventor of a method of agriculture that brought millions out of a starvation death. It could be anything. So, what is it? Who is the ultimate life-saver in raw numbers of lives saved? So far we have TWO answers for Edward Jenner and his smallpox vaccine, and TWO answers for Norman Borlaug and his hybrid wheat. Then we have one answer for Stalin, which is fascinating in itself. This is really interesting!
Asked by K. - Thu Jan 14 03:32:38 2010 - - 9 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Norman Borlaug. From his obit: "Norman Borlaug rose from his childhood on an Iowa farm to develop a type of wheat that helped feed the world, fostering a movement that is credited with saving up to 1 billion people from starvation." " 'Norman E. Borlaug saved more lives than any man in human history,' said Josette Sheeran, executive director of the U.N. World Food Program." Jenner, Lister, Flemming, and Pasteur, amongst others, changed health and hygiene, but aside from air and water, food is the most crucial need. And 1,000,000,000 is a lot of people.
Answered by 62,040,610 Idiots - Mon Jan 18 20:35:49 2010
How many lives would be saved because we stopped abortion?
Q. I understand that six percent of abortions put either the mother or the child's life at risk, so haw many lives would be saved?
Asked by goodness_1995 - Tue Dec 16 14:11:51 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh millions no lie.
Answered by blank - Tue Dec 16 14:16:14 2008
Q. I understand that six percent of abortions put either the mother or the child's life at risk, so haw many lives would be saved?
Asked by goodness_1995 - Tue Dec 16 14:11:51 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh millions no lie.
Answered by blank - Tue Dec 16 14:16:14 2008
How do I prove where a child lives for child support purposes?
Q. My fiance has been paying child support to the county in New York for 18 years, due to his mother being on social services. Now his son no longer lives with his mother and my fiance wants to prove that so he no longer has to pay support , or can change the support to go directly to him. Any information would be helpful.
Asked by hplevniak - Sat Feb 27 22:25:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the boy if over 18, than he can request the child support go directly to the boy, plus the boy can sue the mother for child support. I was written on just such a case this morning. Contact child support enforcement and request they provide legal representation as required by Federal Public Law 12, to initiate a motion to modify the child support order. Also, this may make it possible for him to get the deduction. The mother cannot take it as the child no longer lives there. To learn his rights, join Dads House in Yahoo Groups \\\
Answered by George McCasland - Sun Feb 28 14:59:23 2010
Q. My fiance has been paying child support to the county in New York for 18 years, due to his mother being on social services. Now his son no longer lives with his mother and my fiance wants to prove that so he no longer has to pay support , or can change the support to go directly to him. Any information would be helpful.
Asked by hplevniak - Sat Feb 27 22:25:33 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the boy if over 18, than he can request the child support go directly to the boy, plus the boy can sue the mother for child support. I was written on just such a case this morning. Contact child support enforcement and request they provide legal representation as required by Federal Public Law 12, to initiate a motion to modify the child support order. Also, this may make it possible for him to get the deduction. The mother cannot take it as the child no longer lives there. To learn his rights, join Dads House in Yahoo Groups \\\
Answered by George McCasland - Sun Feb 28 14:59:23 2010
What is the greatest influence in the lives of the Egyptians? How are these showings in there art and cultu?
Q. What is the greatest influence in the lives of the Egyptians? How are these showings in there art and culture?
Asked by Rey - Sun Jul 5 03:02:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The flux and flow of the Nile - that is the rythmn of its flooding. You could spend a lifetime answering the second part of the question but here are a couple of simple examples to start you off: - on the back of Tutkankhams throne there is a picture of the King standing on a little flat boat with a spear in his hand ready to spear some juicy fish in the water. All about him are tall reeds. It is an image of the bounty that flowed from the Innundation. The ancient Eygptians believed their land was an earthly paradise and that "heaven" was exactly the same as Eygpt in good times. - If you have a look at the Temple of Luxor you will see that the columns have lotus buds as coloumn tops where it holds up the roof. Some people believe… [cont.]
Answered by Vicky Parker - Sun Jul 5 03:33:33 2009
Q. What is the greatest influence in the lives of the Egyptians? How are these showings in there art and culture?
Asked by Rey - Sun Jul 5 03:02:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The flux and flow of the Nile - that is the rythmn of its flooding. You could spend a lifetime answering the second part of the question but here are a couple of simple examples to start you off: - on the back of Tutkankhams throne there is a picture of the King standing on a little flat boat with a spear in his hand ready to spear some juicy fish in the water. All about him are tall reeds. It is an image of the bounty that flowed from the Innundation. The ancient Eygptians believed their land was an earthly paradise and that "heaven" was exactly the same as Eygpt in good times. - If you have a look at the Temple of Luxor you will see that the columns have lotus buds as coloumn tops where it holds up the roof. Some people believe… [cont.]
Answered by Vicky Parker - Sun Jul 5 03:33:33 2009
How did the Berlin wall impact our lives and our history?
Q. I have to do an assignment for history where a relative is supposed to tell us about a historical event that they can remember and my grandfather told me about the Berlin wall. And now I have to write a paper. The last paragraph is supposed to tell how this impacted our lives or our history. I really appreciate you reading this! Thanks!
Asked by pepprann95 - Sun Jan 10 16:11:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So he sorta left ya hanging huh? Following the defeat of the Nazis, the Allies divided Germany into four zones, an arrangement that didn t satisfy the militaristic interests of the Soviets. Following the Soviet blockade of West Berlin and the subsequent Berlin Airlift, the Federal Republic of Germany was established in the West and the Soviet-dominated German Democratic Republic was founded in the East. Eventually the Soviets reacted by sealing the border between East and West Berlin For the next 28 years the wall stood not only as a barrier to those seeking freedom, but as a symbol of the divide between East and West. So on the chilly evening of Nov. 9, 1989, the world watched as people danced and fireworks exploded and guards stood… [cont.]
Answered by Anime luver - Sun Jan 10 19:14:30 2010
Q. I have to do an assignment for history where a relative is supposed to tell us about a historical event that they can remember and my grandfather told me about the Berlin wall. And now I have to write a paper. The last paragraph is supposed to tell how this impacted our lives or our history. I really appreciate you reading this! Thanks!
Asked by pepprann95 - Sun Jan 10 16:11:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So he sorta left ya hanging huh? Following the defeat of the Nazis, the Allies divided Germany into four zones, an arrangement that didn t satisfy the militaristic interests of the Soviets. Following the Soviet blockade of West Berlin and the subsequent Berlin Airlift, the Federal Republic of Germany was established in the West and the Soviet-dominated German Democratic Republic was founded in the East. Eventually the Soviets reacted by sealing the border between East and West Berlin For the next 28 years the wall stood not only as a barrier to those seeking freedom, but as a symbol of the divide between East and West. So on the chilly evening of Nov. 9, 1989, the world watched as people danced and fireworks exploded and guards stood… [cont.]
Answered by Anime luver - Sun Jan 10 19:14:30 2010
Why does god allow some people better lives than others?
Q. If life is fair, then why do some people have good situations that set their lives up for success, while others experience tragedies, setbacks or hardships that may destroy their lives. For example, my past had been so negative that I have now been rendered useless. I believe at my age and in my situation there is no hope for a salvageable life. Why does god allow some to flourish, but not others?
Asked by sas0814 - Fri Oct 16 00:23:32 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no god. It is an astronomical impossibility. A perfect being wouldn't feel the need to make people let alone make them suffer because a perfect being needs absolutely nothing. Stop blaming god and just accept that only you can change your life. Do the best you can and just try to be happy.
Answered by Once upon a time - Fri Oct 16 00:40:48 2009
Q. If life is fair, then why do some people have good situations that set their lives up for success, while others experience tragedies, setbacks or hardships that may destroy their lives. For example, my past had been so negative that I have now been rendered useless. I believe at my age and in my situation there is no hope for a salvageable life. Why does god allow some to flourish, but not others?
Asked by sas0814 - Fri Oct 16 00:23:32 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no god. It is an astronomical impossibility. A perfect being wouldn't feel the need to make people let alone make them suffer because a perfect being needs absolutely nothing. Stop blaming god and just accept that only you can change your life. Do the best you can and just try to be happy.
Answered by Once upon a time - Fri Oct 16 00:40:48 2009
How can the meaning of life be one thing when we all live diffrent lives?
Q. If one person asked a higher being what the meaning of life is how could he/she answere that question? I mean, since we all live diffrent lives does'nt that mean we all have diffrent meanings?
Asked by Aron W - Fri Jun 1 19:12:06 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No; it means we have not all focused in a co-operative meeting place of faith. trained to do this by the traditions of religions, they were the ones to seperate the belief and divide faith among the leaders.
Answered by s7e7v7e7n7 - Fri Jun 1 19:19:22 2007
Q. If one person asked a higher being what the meaning of life is how could he/she answere that question? I mean, since we all live diffrent lives does'nt that mean we all have diffrent meanings?
Asked by Aron W - Fri Jun 1 19:12:06 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No; it means we have not all focused in a co-operative meeting place of faith. trained to do this by the traditions of religions, they were the ones to seperate the belief and divide faith among the leaders.
Answered by s7e7v7e7n7 - Fri Jun 1 19:19:22 2007
Why did religion play such an important part in peoples lives in the middle ages and the reformation?
Q. Why did religion play such an important part in peoples lives in the middle ages and the reformation? Why did people find religion so important and why did it play such an important part in peoples lives?
Asked by Help - Sun Oct 18 16:02:58 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion has always been important because it answers what was or is not answerable with the then or now knowledge. All that has to be said is "It's God's Will" and as far as any religion is concerned there is nothing to argue about. If they were all banned as the total farces that they are then the human race might start actually advancing at the rate it should do.
Answered by GrahamH - Sun Oct 18 16:11:22 2009
Q. Why did religion play such an important part in peoples lives in the middle ages and the reformation? Why did people find religion so important and why did it play such an important part in peoples lives?
Asked by Help - Sun Oct 18 16:02:58 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion has always been important because it answers what was or is not answerable with the then or now knowledge. All that has to be said is "It's God's Will" and as far as any religion is concerned there is nothing to argue about. If they were all banned as the total farces that they are then the human race might start actually advancing at the rate it should do.
Answered by GrahamH - Sun Oct 18 16:11:22 2009
What was the comparison between the Native Americans lives before and after the reservation system?
Q. What was the comparison between the Native Americans lives before and after/during the reservation system?
Asked by eru_desu94 - Wed Mar 12 22:33:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both of the above answers are correct, however, I suggest viewing the movie 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee'. It is a dramatic portrayal of the indignities and deprivation experienced by the Lakota Sioux under Chief Sitting Bull. It will break your heart. gatita_63109
Answered by gatita - Wed Mar 12 23:16:09 2008
Q. What was the comparison between the Native Americans lives before and after/during the reservation system?
Asked by eru_desu94 - Wed Mar 12 22:33:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Both of the above answers are correct, however, I suggest viewing the movie 'Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee'. It is a dramatic portrayal of the indignities and deprivation experienced by the Lakota Sioux under Chief Sitting Bull. It will break your heart. gatita_63109
Answered by gatita - Wed Mar 12 23:16:09 2008
What has made Cubans risk their lives to come to the USA in the past?
Q. Think about Cuba and it's socialist form of government and how Castro ran it over the last several decades. Think about how people risked their lives to escape this form of government and fled to the USA. Now, let's use our brains and think hard about what makes people risk their lives to come here. What has it been about our country that appeals to these people? What changes might be forthcoming that would make this country less appealing to risk your life for? Just one more comment. I am not saying those people should have stayed in Cuba at all. I don't care if they are here or not. I'm examining the forthcoming changes that seem to be forthcoming in the US and how they might compare with Cuba. I welcome those who have risked their… [cont.]
Asked by WinonaGal - Wed Feb 11 06:03:07 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have provided another very interesting question...what appeals to these people to come here is the basic God given gene of freedom. each one of us longs deeply for this, and, it can not be taken away no matter how much people or governments try to. another reason is other family members already here provide motivation for them. i don't think that any forthcoming changes will have any effect on their determination to get here. besides, it's only 90 miles away to freedom. the possible changes we see in the future will be nothing like that of communist cuba so the drive to get here will same until their country changes ideologies.
Answered by jimwoytek - Wed Feb 11 16:24:45 2009
Q. Think about Cuba and it's socialist form of government and how Castro ran it over the last several decades. Think about how people risked their lives to escape this form of government and fled to the USA. Now, let's use our brains and think hard about what makes people risk their lives to come here. What has it been about our country that appeals to these people? What changes might be forthcoming that would make this country less appealing to risk your life for? Just one more comment. I am not saying those people should have stayed in Cuba at all. I don't care if they are here or not. I'm examining the forthcoming changes that seem to be forthcoming in the US and how they might compare with Cuba. I welcome those who have risked their… [cont.]
Asked by WinonaGal - Wed Feb 11 06:03:07 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you have provided another very interesting question...what appeals to these people to come here is the basic God given gene of freedom. each one of us longs deeply for this, and, it can not be taken away no matter how much people or governments try to. another reason is other family members already here provide motivation for them. i don't think that any forthcoming changes will have any effect on their determination to get here. besides, it's only 90 miles away to freedom. the possible changes we see in the future will be nothing like that of communist cuba so the drive to get here will same until their country changes ideologies.
Answered by jimwoytek - Wed Feb 11 16:24:45 2009
Are reported cases of remembered past lives usually in the same country or cultural group?
Q. When children reportedly remember past lives, how much of that do you think is due to cultural learning? Are there cases of remembered past lives in different countries, or even (if life on other planets exists) elsewhere?
Asked by Pascha - Sun Feb 3 11:47:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my reading there does seem to be some cultural issues. It is difficult to place these in proper perspective. For instance people in western cultures (US & Europe) don't accept this phenomena so it is often discouraged in children and rarely reported to researchers. On the other hand in India it is readily believed and parents go to some length to see if they can confirm their childrens reports. The best work to date on this subject was done by Ian Stevenson, M.D. (deceased) and his work continues at the University of Virginia (link below). Psi
Answered by psiexploration - Sun Feb 3 16:26:32 2008
Q. When children reportedly remember past lives, how much of that do you think is due to cultural learning? Are there cases of remembered past lives in different countries, or even (if life on other planets exists) elsewhere?
Asked by Pascha - Sun Feb 3 11:47:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my reading there does seem to be some cultural issues. It is difficult to place these in proper perspective. For instance people in western cultures (US & Europe) don't accept this phenomena so it is often discouraged in children and rarely reported to researchers. On the other hand in India it is readily believed and parents go to some length to see if they can confirm their childrens reports. The best work to date on this subject was done by Ian Stevenson, M.D. (deceased) and his work continues at the University of Virginia (link below). Psi
Answered by psiexploration - Sun Feb 3 16:26:32 2008
How can having power affect your life, and the lives of others?
Q. Do you think this statement rings true? Why or why not? "People can use their power to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others."
Asked by keenamonkey - Tue Oct 28 17:48:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. Does it happen? No. Power brings greed, and the hunger for more power.
Answered by Full Intention [Halcyon] - Tue Oct 28 17:51:03 2008
Q. Do you think this statement rings true? Why or why not? "People can use their power to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others."
Asked by keenamonkey - Tue Oct 28 17:48:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely. Does it happen? No. Power brings greed, and the hunger for more power.
Answered by Full Intention [Halcyon] - Tue Oct 28 17:51:03 2008
What is something fabulous me and hubby can do with our lives instead of having children?
Q. We get a lot of pressure from our friends and family (his mostly) who constantly drop hints that are lives are basically meaningless unless we have children (because they do). What fabulous things can we do with our lives to prove them wrong? LOL.
Asked by SayWhat? - Mon Oct 6 15:54:31 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything else. People with kids can be so idiotic about this issue. I guess that they have to convince themselves they didn't REALLY flush their lives down the toilet. I have kids, but we made so many sacrifices to do it. Things are so much better now that they're grown. Watch the thumbs down...
Answered by ouragon - Mon Oct 6 15:59:57 2008
Q. We get a lot of pressure from our friends and family (his mostly) who constantly drop hints that are lives are basically meaningless unless we have children (because they do). What fabulous things can we do with our lives to prove them wrong? LOL.
Asked by SayWhat? - Mon Oct 6 15:54:31 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything else. People with kids can be so idiotic about this issue. I guess that they have to convince themselves they didn't REALLY flush their lives down the toilet. I have kids, but we made so many sacrifices to do it. Things are so much better now that they're grown. Watch the thumbs down...
Answered by ouragon - Mon Oct 6 15:59:57 2008
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Jesus . Lives. by Sarah Young is a follow up to her popular Jesus Calling devotional. In Jesus . Lives. ! author Sarah Young provides 180 topical devotionals exemplifying Jesus' presence in your life, giving insight and wisdom, and bringing to ...
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