Belief/Limitation

Personified i agree with you on many point. Please don't take this as me being fluff when i say that yes with magic anything

is possible just that you need to hone your skills. Just like the levitationers in asia(yes some even if a minority are real)

Amazing post personified, already bookmarked. Mind if i use it for students?

you just need to practice, even if it may take years. I personally have evperience with some techniques that would seem

impossible such as creation of electricity using the body. not visible electricity mind you but a light shock when i

touch people and some very weak hydrokinesis. I believe that if you want to know what you can do and can't you need to do it

seriously then decide. remenber there are over 5 billion people on this earth and everyone has their own views and

experiences. Blessed Be everone. sorry for the many posts, using a fone with limits on text.

I would point out that "weak hydrokineses and touch" amounts to the scientific explanation of static electricity. This is a keen example of looking for the explanation that you wish you had and then not going further.

No matter how much you wish it to be magic and born of will, and certainly you desired it to be and willed it to happen, it is rather obviously the discharge of a static charge.

This is rather why I loathe the whole idea that everyone has their own belief, and they are entitled to it. This is a false statement, born of the pampered and the spoiled. You (we) are entitled to nothing. We have no "right" to belief. We have no right to willfully turn away from knowledge so that we can continue to bask in an ignorance that is more appealing. Doing so is like spitting in the face of any of the rights to free will and intelligence that man and woman might actually otherwise possess.

Certainly, in terms of religion, science, whatever, everyone can have their own perspective. They can believe in different gods, different dogmas, and different belief structures. But the moment you decide to ignore evidence that might be contrary, or might force you to adapt what you believe in, just because you wish that something else were true, or you're more comfortable believing in something else, you have taken the first step in actively avoiding learning and attaining knowledge.

Why would anyone want to actively take the first step in, instead of learning and developing spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually, achieving stupidity?

We are entitled to our own beliefs until we are proven wrong. And then we are obligated to work harder to develop and understand our beliefs against that proof, or change our perspective on life.

Fist off the right to decide if you want to believe in something is yours and yours alone.