Can Mind Power Help You Win the Lottery ???

 

By Jo Mason / Source: HowStuffWorks.com

 We all know the statistics on the lottery. Even if you’re not familiar with the exact numbers, you’ve probably heard phrases like, “You have a greater chance of being struck by lightning…” If only there was some way to tip the odds in your favor. Well, they might not exactly be proven by scientific research, but there are many schools of thought on how to determine patterns in numbers or how to get luck on your side. In this article, you will learn all about the more “alternative” ways to improve your chances at winning the lottery. From the stars in the sky to the dreams you have at night, there are many unconventional ways to attempt to get an edge on the odds. Who can really say what turns the average person into a multi-millionaire lottery winner? Perhaps those winners kept an open mind to all of the alternative number-picking strategies available to them. Extra-Sensory Perceptions There are those who believe that extrasensory perception (ESP) is not the exclusive property of seers. The believers say that everyone probably has it — to some degree. For instance, the phone rings, and you know who’s calling before you even pick it up — and you don’t have Caller ID. There are several types of ESP. Telepathy is the ability to send or receive thoughts from others without using any of the five senses. It’s commonly called mind-reading. Even if you did have telepathic power, it wouldn’t be likely to win you a jackpot. Why? Because no one would know what those numbers would be before the drawing; therefore, there would be no information to be sent or to receive. Clairvoyance is the ability to perceive objects or events in the past, present, or future without using any of the five senses. It’s commonly called “seeing the future.” If someone did possess clairvoyance, it obvioiusly would help him or her win the lottery. There are those who believe that certain unique individuals’ extrasensory powers operate more or less at a high level throughout their lifetimes. These people are known as sensitives, mentalists, seers, or psychics. Most of us, however, are limited to an occasional flash of intuition — if even that. Still, if you ever have a hunch that you should play a certain number or series of numbers, it can’t hurt to just do it. For example, Richard Jacobs of Mirimar, Florida, had played the Lotto only once before, but he “had a hunch” that he should play again. He ended up with over $4 million. Dreaming Of course, you can’t control the things you dream about, but if you do happen to dream about a specific number, then play it. Again, it can’t hurt. If you dream about a certain number of people or objects, play that number also. Your subconscious often gives you clues in riddles, so become adept at interpreting hints from your dreams. For instance, if you dream of buying eggs at the convenience store, play the number 12 (a dozen). Or instead, play numbers with the same value as the one you dreamed of. For example, if you dream of the number 6, play the numbers 15, 24, 33, 42, or 51. A Texas woman dreamed about dancing feet on three consecutive nights. Later she bought an instant Texas Two-Step ticket that depicted a pair of cowboy boots dancing. She won over $1,000. Even though you may not be able to control your dreams, you can keep track of them. Sleep researchers recommend this method to help you remember your dreams: Keep paper and pencil within reach of your bed. Before you fall asleep, tell yourself that you will remember your dreams. When you wake up in the morning, try to recall the night’s dreams while they’re still fresh in your mind. Think about your dreams, and then write down as much as you can remember before you forget. And definitely jot down any numbers you see in your dreams. The Unexplained Carl Jung had an interest in numbers. He also made a lifetime study of coincidence. Jung attributed these occurrences to unknown forces seeking to bring order to a chaotic world. He wrote that coincidences happen more frequently than probability theories would predict. He called the phenomenon synchronicity — when seemingly unrelated events occur in some unexpected association with each other. Certainly, when it comes to lottery games, some very strange things indeed have occurred. As to whether they are random occurrences or synchronicity, pure chance or fate, only you can decide. Fred Thompson of North Haven, Connecticut, had played 111 in the Pick 3 Game for days with no luck. But when he went to the store, he bought a Lotto ticket on a whim and forgot his usual Pick 3. That night he watched in dismay as the winning Pick 3 numbers — 111 — were announced. He wasn’t disappointed for long, though. Shortly afterward, he found his Lotto ticket had won him $3.2 million. Remember Bernie Bobowicz, who won the New York Lotto? Several years before he found the six winning numbers in the Bible, he had won over $3 million using his old army dog-tag numbers. And on the day he won using the Bible, he also picked five of six on another ticket. In July 2000, Lotto Texas changed its field of numbers from 50 to 54. On the very first night, the six numbers drawn were 9, 28, 35, 51, 53, and 54. In a seemingly incredible coincidence, three of the four new numbers were drawn. Some people were skeptical, believing the drawing results were too coincidental. At the time, an assistant professor of statistics at Rice University, Keith Baggerly, said, “It’s rare, but not that rare.” He said the odds were 1 in 330 that three of the new balls would be drawn. If Jung’s theory appeals to you, then your challenge is this: Assimilate what you read in this article about numerology, astrology, dreams, charms, and so forth. Then use all those ideas creatively in connection with people and things that are personally significant to you, such as your family members, house, job, and hobbies. Who’s to say that the people who used a toy spinner to win $14 million weren’t actually making use of the ancient art of divination?

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The Ghostly cries of the orphans can still be heard

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Bedern, York. Mid-19th century – The run-down area of Bedern, just off Goodramgate, was occupied with slums and warehouses. An orphanage workhouse was established in the area, which was known the York Industrial Ragged School.

It was opened by the parish beadle George Pimm, who was employed by the church. His job, as schoolmaster, was to keep the streets of the parish clear of orphans, waifs and strays. They were rounded up and placed in institutions like the Ragged School.

Pimm was well-paid by the church for each child he housed at the school, but he was a greedy man. He rented the children out to work on farms, market stalls and as chimney sweeps.

The living conditions from within the school were filthy and cold, many children died of starvation or disease.

When a child died, the church would give them a Christian burial and cross the name of the school list. Hence, George Pimm would lose an allowance for the dead child. So to ensure he lost no further subsidies, Pimm began to hide the dead children within the grounds and walls of the school.

Over the eight years that the school was open, Pimm hid at least 13 children in and around the school.

For months Pimm got away with the heedless disposal of the bodies. But as the months passed, Pimm himself could not stand the stench of decay of all the corpses around in his building.

George Pimm began to suffer from paranoia and reported a strange atmosphere around the school. He claimed he could hear noises – wailing, tapping and scratching, and turned to alcohol for comfort.

Soon he started to tell others of the noises he had heard at the school, but, of course, no-one believed him. They blamed the drink.

Before long his ramblings reached the church and they decided to investigate. They were horrified by the state of the school and closed it down.

George Pimm was believed to be mad and taken to the lunatic asylum, where he stayed for the rest of his life, which wasn’t long. After four months of incarceration, he hung himself. In a suicide note he complained of the wailings and screams of the dead children that tortured him in his cell.

Visitors to the Bedern area have spoken of feeling their clothing or bags being tugged as they walk through the Bedern Arch.

Some people claimed to hear childrens’ laughter, while others heard screams of terror.

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A Seventh Generation Psychic

A woman explores her gift by foretelling fortunes of others.

Auburn, Washington – Smiling Buddhas compete for room with portraits of Jesus, the Virgin Mary and various Catholic saints. For the 65-year-old Auburn resident and psychic, there is no contradiction in the symbols of differing faiths.

“It’s all one god,” Miller said. “We may be Christian, we may be Orthodox, we may be Muslim or Buddhist, but we’re praying to one God.”

For the past six years, Miller has operated as the Auburn Psychic, out of her house and business at 930 Auburn Way S.

For a small fee – ranging from $35 for a simple palm or Tarot card reading, to $100 for combination readings, including crystal ball, psychic, palm and Tarot – Miller shares her gift with her clients, advising them on matters of the heart, body and soul.

According to Miller, it’s a gift inherited from her family, and God, which manifested when she was 9 years old.

“I was born with it. It’s a gift from God,” she said. “My family was readers. My mother and father and my grandparents, who were all Portuguese. But they never taught me it. You either have it or you don’t. When I was 9 years old, I would start saying things and seeing things.”

Miller added that she is the seventh generation of psychics in her family, a number that carries special power in the world of mediums and mystics.

Although the method in which she reads for people varies, she said the common thread in all of her sessions is her belief that her power is good and comes from God.

“When I do the pyschic or the crystal ball, I see pictures,” she said. “But when I do the palms, I read the lines. I tell them all if they don’t believe in God, I won’t read for them. And I can tell, I can see it, I know right away. But I’ll try and bring them back to God. That’s what the Christians don’t understand. I tell people to believe in themselves and help them go forward. You don’t have to go to church, you just have to pray. I don’t believe in witchcraft. I teach people to heal themselves.”

Often, she said she sees danger or sickness when reading for her clients.

“If I see sickness, I tell them to go to the doctor,” Miller said. “If I see danger around them, I tell them to be careful. If I see their boyfriend is being bad to them, I tell them to be careful. If I see that they will have a car accident, I will tell them what color car to watch out for. I’ll tell them which kind of doctor to see. If I see heart trouble, I tell them to go see a heart tech. If I see cancer, I tell them to go get a complete physical. If they catch it early enough, they can stop it.”

But there are limits to what Miller tells people.

“I don’t tell people they are going die, because that stays in their mind,” she said. “And I don’t tell them which guy to pick because that sticks in their mind.”

Although most of the reaction to her business is positive, Miller said she occasionally has to bear the ire of religious groups.

“Most people love it,” she said. “But a lot of Christians don’t believe in it. They think I’m evil.”

She added that her house and business is often picketed by Christian groups.

“They come about every six months and protest and saying I’m the devil, I’m evil and I’m this and I’m that. But as long as they don’t come on my property and stop the clients from coming in.”

In addition to her own powers, Miller said the ability to read also has passed down to her offspring.

One of her daughters runs the Pyschic Gallery in Kent, and the other is planning on opening a shop in Federal Way.

Even her granddaughter appears to have the gift, Miller said.

“When my granddaughter was 4, I couldn’t take her to Safeway,” she said. “She would look at people and tell them, ‘Oh, I see your husband is cheating on you.’ People wouldn’t even look at her. Now she’s 15 and she reads also.”

Although Miller loves what she does, she says there are times when it’s necessary to turn off her power.

“I can turn it off, because otherwise I could go crazy,” she said. “I talk like you, I act like you, but I have a gift from God. I don’t compare myself to God, but it’s a gift and I respect it. I love what I do.” – Shawn Skager

Source – http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/

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One of the most haunted sites on Earth:The Vault Of Mr. Boots

A team of investigators go into one of the most haunted sites in the world.

Edinburgh, Scotland – “I don’t feel good right now at all, there’s something here with me and I can feel it.” The trembling voice is that of a rather sweaty and petrified Zak Bagans.

The American ghost hunter has locked himself inside Edinburgh’s underground vaults – widely thought to be one of the most haunted sites in the world – from dusk to dawn, with no chance of a premature escape.

Together with fellow ghost hunters Nick Groff and Aaron Goodwin, Zak is filming for the cult US show Ghost Adventures, and is determined to prove exactly why the famous vaults have gained their spooky reputation.

The trio spent around a week in September filming in “Edinburrow” speaking to historians, residents, eyewitnesses and guides prior to a 12-hour lock-down inside the South Bridge vaults.

It’s the latest outing for the team, who have traveled the world seeking the ultimate haunting.

The program, featuring lock-downs in the likes of Idaho State Penitentiary, Preston Castle in California and an abandoned psychiatric hospital in New Jersey, have attracted legions of fans – as has the hunky star of the show, Zak.

But why does the 32-year-old want to lock himself in rooms thought to be haunted with ghoulies, ghosties and goodness knows what else?

“I used to live in an old historic shipyard town called Trenton, Michigan, and a month after I moved in I started hearing this woman screaming my full name at three in the morning, every night. Finally, on the seventh or eighth night she screamed it again, and I woke up. I was pretty much pinned down on my bed, like somebody was holding me down. When the pressure stopped, I flipped up in bed and saw this lady standing at the foot just staring at me. Then she disappeared right before my eyes.”

Zak later discovered that a woman had committed suicide in the bath years before he had moved in .

In The Ghost Adventures, prior to the lock-down, the team learns about the history of the vaults, which were created during the building of the South Bridge between 1785 and 1788.

One of the experts they’ve filmed is Joyce Clark, historian and marketing manager for Mercat Tours, which organizes trips to the vaults.

She says: “The vaulted rooms were to be storage areas or workshops for the shops on top of the bridge. But by about the 1790s the vaults were subject to problems with dampness because the bridge hadn’t been damp-proofed, so the vaults could not store goods.”

The beginning of the 19th century saw the merchants moving to the New Town and many of the vaults closed down due to the dampness.

The Irish potato famine and the Agricultural Revolution left thousands of people without homes and therefore contributed to a huge increase in the Capital’s population, with many people seeking a better life in Scotland.

The Cowgate area became known as “Little Ireland” in the 1840s and 1850s, at which point living conditions in the city were at their worst.

“The vaults provided an ideal shelter for people without homes, and where you have an underclass of people you have crime and prostitution,” explains Joyce, who says there was an “underworld” in the vaults up until around 1870.

And it is into this world that Zak, Aaron and Nick venture, armed with hi-tech gear, including night vision cameras, EVP recorders to capture ghostly voices, and a thermometer to take readings of sudden temperature drops – reputedly a classic sign of a paranormal presence.

Their aim is to summon the spirit of Mr Boots, thought to be the most evil spirit inside the vaults.

Mercat Tours guide Jodie Stalker says Mr Boots was “a tall man with a dark blue overcoat” who became known as Mr Boots because of the large boots he wore.

The slum landlord lived in the vaults at the turn of the 19th century, with many visitors claiming to have seen his ghost, which is said to have no eyes and a “leering grin.”

Zak attempts to provoke Mr Boots by sitting on the spot where it is thought the body of a prostitute he murdered lay, and asking if he killed her.

Zak subsequently hears a clear scratching noise on the wall by him, before defiantly announcing, “I’m not going anywhere.”

Then he adds, quite unnecessarily: “I’m not going to lie to you, it is very, very creepy being in here.”

During their 12 hours underground, the group hears a range of noises including a dragging sound that lasts for more than six minutes, footsteps and what sounds like a crying dog.

“Many who took refuge in this darkness never had a chance in society,” says Zak. “Maybe that is why some are still angry.”

The team finally emerges at 6:40am, after plenty of wide-eyed, open-mouthed staring at the camera, and gasps of “oh dude!” and “are you serious?”

There’s also a lot of running about in tight T-shirts with muscles bulging. But did they come face to face with the Other Side? You’ll have to watch and see .

With mediums, spiritualists and ghost hunters constantly visiting the vaults, the Ghost Adventures team were certainly not the first to explore Edinburgh’s underground.

Joyce Clark smiles: “They are much more informal – they are Americans so they have got a different approach to it all than we do.

“They were absolutely lovely. We go down there every day, it’s part of our job, so it was nice to see the vaults through fresh eyes again. America has not got as much history as Scotland – the vaults themselves are older than America!”

Joyce, a guide for more than seven years, adds: “I am convinced that there is something down there.

“Some of our guides have had experiences and I have taken tours where people have had experiences.

“Anybody can do the jumping out and giving people a fright – that’s easy.

“But it is much more difficult to unnerve someone with this idea that we are not alone.”

Joyce feared the history of the vaults, and Edinburgh, would be misinterpreted.

“A lot of filming companies want to sensationalize the history,” she explains. “But you don’t need to because it is so interesting anyway.”

The Ghost Adventures episode will air on British television on December 16. – Laura Cummings

Source – http://www.scotsman.com/

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Alien Spies Live Among Us

Bulgarian academy scientists are reported to be in touch with extraterrestrials.

Sofia, Bulgaria – A scientist at the Bulgarian national Space Research Institute has stated that not only are aliens living among us, but that they object strongly to immoral behavior by humanity – such as causing global warming.

“Unnatural” acts such as use of cosmetics and artificial insemination are also frowned upon by the extraterrestrial visitors.

Luchezar Filipov, deputy head of the space institute at the government’s Bulgarian Academy of Science, made these startling assertions to Bulgarian media earlier this week.

The Sofia Echo, referencing other local media, quotes the eminent space researcher as stating that “aliens are here right now, among us” and that the extraterrestrials are conducting surveillance and research on humanity.

“They are currently all around us, and are watching us all the time. They are not hostile towards us; rather, they want to help us but we have not grown enough in order to establish direct contact with them,” Filipov stated.

Filipov’s team is reported to be analyzing the 150 new crop circles which appeared around the globe in the past year and unnamed colleagues have elicited this information by decrypting messages hidden within crop circles.

The crop-circle pictograms were said to have been a response to questions posed by the Academy scientists.

Crop-circle communication being unreliable, Filipov apparently feels that future direct contact will come through the medium of mental power and telepathy.

However, some basic themes have apparently been made clear.

“The aliens are very critical of our immoral behavior and our destruction of the environment,” says Filipov. “They say that global warming is attributed mainly to infrastructural engineering.”

Presumably the star-traveling aliens have long ago graduated to advanced energy sources such as nuclear fusion or antimatter, and sneer at our pathetic fossil-fueled civilization.

Filipov stated that the alien spies in our midst have other objections to our lifestyle, too.

“They are very skeptical of our use of cosmetics, and artificial insemination because this is unnatural,” he reportedly said.

The scientists plan to have a coherent strategic plan pertaining to questions which they will put forward to the extraterrestrials in their next meeting, which is said to be in the spring of 2010.

Source – http://www.theregister.co.uk/

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Ghost Hunter Possessed

During an investigation, a ghost hunter says her body was taken over by an evil spirit.

United Kingdom – A ghost hunter believes her body was taken over by an evil spirit during an investigation at a famous haunted building in Flintshire

Members of Wrexham-based paranormal group Spirit Quest UK were carrying out the probe at Tower, a 600-year-old mansion near Mold, when Belinda Hughes is said to have had her terrifying experience.

Howard Hughes, director of the group which has just featured on the BBC Wales program about North Wales hotelier Stephanie Booth, said: “The atmosphere at Tower was 10 times more ominous and powerful than on any of our previous Investigations there.

“We were all about to start on some table tipping spirit communication when suddenly Belinda turned her face towards me but it just was not her any more. “She looked evil and full of hatred.

“She looked right at me when I was filming and I felt the hairs go up on the back of my neck as she snarled at me that she did not want to communicate with us.

“She then turned towards one of our mediums, and started to accuse her of being a witch and lashed out at us all claiming in a puritanical way and with a voice to match that we were all doing the Devil’s work.”

Mr Hughes added: “We always use spiritual protection during investigations, which ensures that our guests are never badly affected by evil spirits, but on this night the energy was just so overpowering that with Belinda being a natural sensitive, for her alone, it was not enough.”

Belinda said: “It’s the first time that anything like that has ever happened to me but I was fine immediately afterwards.

“I could feel this inner struggle and I just drove him away from me and that was that.”

During the same session, group members believe they also contacted the spirit of a 15-year-old boy named Arthur who claimed he had once been imprisoned at Tower and described in depth his life in the medieval fortress at a time when it was used as a prison.

The whole procession was captured by Howard on video and can be seen on the group’s website.

The group is next hoping to visit the old Gaumont Picture Palace in Chester where the spirit of a man nicknamed George is said to be often seen around the building. – Phil Robinson

Source – http://www.leaderlive.co.uk/

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