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What I mean is that according to some programs I have seen on the subject, they report that weird experiences such as a light at the end of a tunnel or meeting already dead family members in that "dead" dimension has been told by some regardless of culture all around the world. That's what I...

I saw, either in that telecast or another, that similar experiences do occur in death-to-life experiences around the globe. I find that strange. Now I am a Darwinist myself so such things should not concern me...but...for some reason they do so I wanted to share and find out who else finds this...

It's pretty mysterious I think: Life-after-death experiences. And they are universal. So very odd and fascinating.

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That's very true Polly. Good point. Thanks.

Tinkers by Paul Harding, an award winning novel, is very good. I have not finish this one, but I recommend it nonetheless. Paul Harding has the goods. Quality writing. Check it out. Harding is a very good NEW writer to enjoy. __

Yes. I thought of that...but...if I knew how fix what is broken in my writing (now) then I would not need to take a step (or two) back when it comes down to my "writing." I need to review the basics (what a drag) in order to LEARN how to tackle revisions. I do NOT know how to go about FIXING my...

Not long. I am a novice really. Still, I expected myself to do better - I was WRONG. I am confident that, one day, I will produce some quality stuff.

I do. I am determined to work hard on my writing. I feel (I know) that I have so very much more to learn. I am going back to the basics and working my way up from there. The day will come when I finally can post a worthy fragment of words (at least) that will show a degree of improvement no...

I will not, I have decided, to redo my words. I have finally come to terms with this fact: I SUCK AS A WRITER. I will not post any more of my HORRIFIC phrases because I just SUCK at it. NOW, that does NOT mean that I am throwing my hand when it comes to writing creatively. It just means that I...

fathered?

I'll look...

In fact, I read it more than once.

Why would I recommend a book I haven't read?? :confused:

I even know the sad story behind the book.

Of course I have read it.

Nanotechnology: A Gentle Introduction to the Next Big Idea by Mark A. Ratner The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana by Umberto Eco Dubin's Lives by Bernard Malamud On the Orgins of Species by Charles Darwin on audio CD (read by Richard Dawkins) __