Remote Viewers shut down by Evangelists

[VioletDove]

Thank you all for the replies.
I believe in remote viewing and like Ninurta, I do think the Gods gave us powers that we have forgotten or ignored and need to reacquaint or relearn.
Think of how much of our Brain we don't use.

@"VioletDove"  
My husband was raised in a very strict Pentecostal Church. EVERYTHING was a SIN! 
He says that at 14, he was able to Escape the Brainwashing because of his best friend, who he still calls and talks to.

@"guohua" I’m happy that he had someone to talk to and they are still friends. I think it would have been harder for him if he hadn’t had someone to help him.

I really didn’t have many friends growing up. I was steered toward only having church friends and I really couldn’t find a lot in common with them. There were a few occasions when they’d mention to my brother that I acted differently than them or I had said something not in line with what we were supposed to believe. Then he’d tell my parents. My dad told me that some things we shouldn’t say out loud but I could talk to him about anything. We had a lot of good discussions and I figured out that we shared a lot of the same beliefs but he was afraid because of his upbringing. My mom was a big help too. They didn’t judge me for believing different. She even brought home books about unexplained events,  meditation and such for me to read because I was questioning everything from an early age. I guess they kept going to that church because that’s how they were raised. 

I think there is something to remote viewing just like I believe there are other abilities and they were given to us to use. I also think that real evidence and how to use them have been locked away or destroyed. I do think there are people that have been shown how to do a few things again but that doesn’t even scratch the surface of what our brains can do.

My husband friend "Richard" was his only friend outside of the Church and his Mother would tell him she can see Demons following my husband when he came home from Richards house.
They smoked and played cards and drank beer.
They taught my husband to play 7 card stud and other poker card games.
At 15 my husband left home to work a privately owned gold mine and then the open pit copper mines, he had dropped out of school and Richard followed him to the mines later and then they both were drafted.
My husband has never step back into a Church and says Vietnam taught him all he needed to know about God and Jesus and their Love for their Children. 
(Sorry for the Rant everyone.)

No reason to apologize for a rant when it’s something you feel strongly about. Especially when you’re amongst friends. 

I can definitely understand why he never stepped back into a church and my experience wasn’t nearly as bad as his. It took me years to not get a little irritated when someone said something as simple as they would pray for me. Sometimes it still makes me cringe.