...There used to be an interesting educational series of publications that covered all sorts of inexplicable, and sometimes simply paranormal, phenomena and facts – it was called "Under the Question Mark" and was published under the editorship of the Academy of Sciences. It would take one "problem" and study it thoroughly: real arguments were presented, along with testimonies from real people, photographs, excerpts from official documents, and opinions from experts (including academics), and the problem was examined from different angles... And the MAIN thing!!! In the end, no conclusions were drawn – the reader was given the right to draw their own conclusions!:smile54:
And the topics covered were simply AMAZING!!! – paleovisits (who knows what that is?!), life after death, ghosts, lycanthropy, Loch Ness (that's why I don't believe in Nessie)), the Manhattan Project, the Tunguska meteorite, and much more...:smile11:
I don't believe in the Loch Ness monster. IMO: it was a fabrication to attract attention, and then it turned into a legend to attract tourists.
I have seen UFOs, but I don't believe that aliens are just showing off in front of the inhabitants of planet Earth. If aliens exist in near-Earth space, they are hiding so well that you won't be able to find them, no matter how hard you try.
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Yes... that's true. Through the knowledge of oneself comes the knowledge of the Universe, and through the knowledge of the Universe comes the knowledge of the Absolute.
And the knowledge of oneself comes through faith in oneself - i.e., accepting oneself as one was born by the Absolute in the Universe.
Все люди - братья, но в каждом из нас спит волк.