Horror Movie Marathon!

Okay, so on my birthday Saturday, October 23. I had a horror movie amrathon with my 3 friends.

We watched Splice, Wolf Creek, Paranormal Activity, Freddy vs Jason, Repo! The Genetic Opera, and something else that I forget.

The two movies I really enjoyed, were Splice and Freddy vs Jason. Splice was basically a mind fuck, I dont want to ruin it for other people, so I wont. :D But I will say it was realllyyy good! It wasn't really horror, but it was good. It had you saying WHAT THE FU-- Like three or four times through out the entire movie. And the ending! Oh my lawd >.<
I was like O_O (no exaggeration)

They better make a second one to that, or I will be P.I.S.S.E.D.

Freddy vs Jason was good aswell. The idea was good, and the action was good. The ending was such a piss off though, but I guess I should've expected it. I loved the fighting scene in Jason's dream where Freddy attacks him. I was like WOOOT! Go Jason! Then I was like AWWW D: That part made me air thrust thanks to Freddy XD

I shall continue ranting later~

What is Our Subconcious Mind Capable Of Doing Physically? Would it lead to Immortality?

As I mentioned in my last post, about 2% of the worlds population is capable of tapping into 0.5-1% of their subconscious mind. But the question is, what can they do with it?

I have said that they are capable of moving small objects, very small distances, but sadly, if they are capable of more then that. then it's not their subconscious, it would be "black magic" or 'demons'. Yes, it's strange, but from my research, this has proven accurate.

As humans, who have only recently began to understand that we do have a part of our minds hidden (this was discovered about 2500 years ago) so considering the scientific aspect of it, how we've only had about 2.2 million years to evolve, and that's not even for the modern human (homo-sepian). For the modern human, we've only had about 250,000 years. As its shown, we haven't had that much time to be able to allow our mind to evolve, and expand to be able to get in touch with that hidden part in our minds. It obviously would not make much sense of a person in our day and time would be able to throw a truck down the high way with their mind.

I will get into the black magic, and demonic parts of this later on. Probably in my next few posts.

Back to the topic. Scientists believe if someone were to able to tap into their subconscious mind they would be able to read minds, move objects with their minds, sense others emotions, and possibly be able to speak to those on the other side of the world with out breaking a sweat. Also, it is also thought that the aspect of immortality would become a reality.

Many say if the mind dies, so does the body. The body cannot survive with out the mind. So what if the mind can finally be purely, 100% powerful? That would be 10 times our mind power now. As our minds are weak now (compared to the 100%)
Wouldn't that give us the possibility of immortality? Or at least the chance to live longer.

Comment please.

Cheeze~

DiscoSean21- Best Freak Out EVAR(has nothing to do with Dreams, but lets lighten up)

Why is Our Concious Mind Only 10% Powerful?

I'm sincerely sorry for not being able to post for the past few days, I've had alot of work to do.


Now onto the question that's been nagging me, why on earth is our conscious mind only 10% powerful? Why is the 90% hidden into our subconscious?


Well from a religious aspect, we were created entirely in the image of God, as if we were his offspring in a way. Correct? God, obviously carries amazing, undeniable powers, which he might've passed down to us, but as we are his children, and he's our father, we can't have everything he gives us. Example, we don't have all of our biological fathers genetics. Possibly, God could've handed it down to us, but tuned it down for us. We still have it's existence in our life, telling us right from wrong through our dreams, and sometimes giving us a heads up about our lives through our dreams.


There are quiet a few people who are capable of tapping into about 0.5-1% of their subconscious, in which I personally believe were given special permission from God, because they are capable of using it for good. Many people can easily sense others thoughts, emotions, and are even able to move objects with their mind. I obviously don't mean they can throw a boulder across the room, but they are capable of maybe moving a cup a few millimeters, or something of that type. Others are capable of understanding dreams like David, from the Bible in the Old Testament. Those who read the Bible know that David was granted this special gift from God.


In a scientific aspect, the only reason why our conscious mind is only 10% powerful is because through out the evolution of mankind no one has lived long enough to be granted to tap into that part of their mind. I find that this theory slightly contradicts what scientists say about "You dont use it, you lose it". Through out the million years of the evolution of mankind only maybe 2% of the worlds population was ever capable of tapping into their subconscious.


With this theory it either means that 98% of the worlds population has lost the use of their subconscious mind entirely, or the factor of "You dont use it, you lose it" theory is not entirely true.


If 98% of the worlds population lost its use of its subconscious mind, no one would be able to dream, or have déja-vu.


Comment, and tell me what you believe.


~Cheeze

Wait, Didn't We Already Do This? Déja-vu

Haven't you ever had those moments, where you're like, Holy cow, I thought we already did this?
People call that Déja-vu, where you feel like something has happened before, but it really hasn't. The thing that fascinates me about this is how Déjavu occurs.

Scientist believe its caused by glitches in our memory, which I find impossible. The human brain isn't a computer that random glitches. Scientists also believe if the person has schizophrenia it could be them expierencing memories from the other one?.. -fail- But you know what I mean.

I dont believe that, I think Deja-vu is because of our dreams, haven't you ever had those dreams that you don't remember? Couldn't your concious mind have a slight impression of it, but when something similair happens as to that of your dream, it clicks with you, and you're like "oh my gosh, this has happened before!" And it probably has happened, just in your dreams though.

The Reality of Dreams, That Terrify Us Cont'd...

I was interrupted from continuing my post from before, so I'll begin this one continuing the last one. (I confused myself typing this x.x)

Anywayy, As I was saying, what if there was something greater within our lives that effects our nightmares instead of our actual subconcious?

Is it possible for unknown powers to effect our subconcious? Such as God? Spirits? Whatever other known force? Personally, I believe it is possible for such things to effect our dreams/nightmares. Like couldn't God make you have a terrible nightmare because He's trying to show you what you're doing might lead to something terrible, like what occured in your nightmare. Such as, you dream about being lost and alone in a desert, and you have all your work items with you? Couldn't that be a sign from God. instead of it necessarily being from our subconcious? God is super powerful and all knowing, he can easily tap into our subconcious.Right?

The reality of Dreams, That terrify Us.

I know I've posted random stuff in my last few posts, but come on, who doesn't appreciate some random fun every now and then? :]

Anyway, back to this post. Dreams carry a sense of reality, especially since our subconcious mind, thats completely aware of our conciousness, develops them. I wrote about this in my last post. Now, onto nightmares.

Nightmares are exactly like dreams, the only difference is that Nightmares terrify us, as to dreams which comfort us, or show us a happy experience.
The question that appears is why would our subconcious mind try and scare us?

Many would argue that nightmares are red flags from our subconious warning us that there is something wrong with our lives. Others would say that nightmares are a result of us watching a horror movie, or witnessing something that bothered us. Personally, I tend to have alot of nightmares, I usually dont remember them though.

I think nightmares could be our subconcious mind giving us a heads up about something in our lives that isn't doing our well being any good. Psychologists have said that nightmares are categorized into four common themes, falling, being chased, being stuck, and being attacked. I'm not sure what each of these truly represents, I will do more research on it though.

 Then again, for some reason I don't believe that some  all our nightmares come from us being distressed, couldn't there be something greater within our lives effecting our subconcious?

~Will Finish When I Return, Must Do Something Important~