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Religion & Spirituality > Spirituality (Other) Reflections: Thoughts on spirituality: 2 of 33

I became interested in spiritualism several months ago. It was after I had a nervous breakdown - I needed to find purpose to my life. I cannot buy into traditional, dogmatic religion because it does not sit well with me, however spiritualism really struck a chord and 'feels right'. I have studied many books, read as much as ...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Life: 69 of 316

One shoe conspiracy theories Over the last few years, perhaps decades, I have noticed something rather odd. Whilst driving or riding around on our bike I have noticed an alarming amount of shoes littering our roads and motorways. That's not the strange part. There is only ever ONE SHOE. Never, ever have I seen a pair. I have...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: Food: 41 of 130

I have recently had a rather nasty encounter with a watermelon. My husband and I travelled far and wide in the search for this exotic and mysterious fruit. I have never tried one before and was more than a trifle curios as to what these melons of water tasted like. Eventually, after traversing treacherous mountain trails and...
Computers & Technology > Website Reviews Assessing the future of Myspace: 4 of 11

Myspace. It's a funny old how dya do. It does seem that more and more people are getting fed up and 'jumping ship' to Facebook. I have never been on Facebook so I cannot really compare but I am a little disheartened with Myspace and perhaps the people that frequent it. I have just had a friend request and I decided to invest...
Religion & Spirituality > Spiritual Insights Spiritual awakening: Thoughts shared: 33 of 78

I have researched that eternal question 'what happens when we die?' for several months now, via books on interlife regression, books by and about mediums and books on near death experiences. The most compelling 'evidence' in my opinion came from the books by live between life hypnotic regression, where the subject is taken r...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Growing up: 28 of 66

THE INFAMOUS ELSIE PARCEL I have lots of childhood tales to tell. Some are funny, some are sad and some are downright bizarre. One particular incident stands out quite clearly in my mind. My big half sister Debbie (who lived with my Grandmother) used encourage me to get up to some terrible mischief. Being a gullible 8 year o...
Entertainment > Musicians & Bands World's best guitarists: 11 of 25

How does one define a great guitarist? What qualities are required by a guitarist in order for him/her to be crowned The best guitarist'? The truth is that there are no definitive answers to these questions. I could just as easily ask "What type of music is the best?" because the answers will be just as wide and varied. It a...
Religion & Spirituality > Spiritual Insights Who is God?: 34 of 65

Moo goes the Loosh Cow I don’t know how many of you on here are familiar with the term ‘loosh’ but it is a fairly new concept to me. I read about it in one of Robert Monroe’s books (Far Journeys I think it was) and I was quite taken aback by the concept. Robert Monroe is well recognised in metaphysica...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Humorous: 258 of 440

One warm and lazy summer day When all was gay and bright A little bunny munched on hay Whilst basking in the light Poor bunny never realised The farmer was around He just stood there mesmerized With eyes so big and brown The farmer had a loaded gun Aimed straight at bunny's head 'Stay still' he prayed 'and don't you run' And...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Memories: 47 of 69

Memories of Derbyshire, Enlgand It was a brisk, crisp winter day in late November. Signs of Christmas were beginning to appear all over the country. We were camping in Derbyshire in our motor-home for the weekend but were not staying on a site as they are mostly closed this time of year. Derbyshire is a county situated in th...