What peaks your interest?

[amy88]

For me, I wouldn't say there's anything I'm super fascinated in. I tend to get interested any time there is a plane crash, I guess because I want to find out how it happened so that I can avoid it happening to me - so I tend to read every single news article available on the topic, I guess it sounds a bit weird but I just get a bit scared by plane crashes so I like to read up as much as I can about them.


My husband's thing is history. He's fascinated by world events and that was his major in college so that's a big interest for him.

 

[CT422]

That's interesting. Why didn't you actually go to school to study anthropology or sociology? It's a useful science. I am sure there are many good job openings for people who are good at it.

The easy answer is that it's probably a mix of anxiety, avoidance, and lack of funds it's a little more complicated than that in reality. I'm thinking of going back to school in the next few years, though, so it could still happen, in theory. 

 

[hades_leae]

It's all about space for me, I want to explore space with a passion. If there was a ship waiting for me to depart in it, I would drop everything about my life right now and leave the planet. I want to explore, and evolve as a species, but I don't know much about Space at all, there is so much engineering behind going into space, and I've only seen the face of the book, which is just the space launches. 


I would love to do more research, but I don't know where to start.

 

[sidney]

I've looked into astrology and different horoscopes like Native American Horoscope and Celtic Tree Horoscope. It's interesting to see how different cultures have described horoscopic signs. It's like the best way to find out who you are and what is your purpose in life. 


I haven't been to an angel reader, but my gut feeling is saying that it's a woman. I suspect it's some greatgrandmother from my father's side for some reason. Also once when my friend and I had a pendulum session together, he said that my guardian angel was a woman. 


I've also had my palm read twice and both times were a complete coincidences. The first man that read my palm had me when he asked me what happened to me in 3rd grade that caused a tough period. Later when I thought about it, this was the period when my grandma passed away and the bullying at school was the worst. The other guy just said the same things the first guy did. I met the second guy at 5 am in a bar. He read my palm right next to the bar counter. 

Oh but angels were purposely created by God to guard us, they never assumed human form at all. And their names all end in -el. Michael, Umiel, Aroranel, etc. My angel's name is Joeriel, a 14 year old male. Those huge, towering angels are assigned to people who have a more important role in this world, since they need more protection. A psychic's guardian angel as seen by that reader is really towering. That reader has guested on a psychic radio show so I got to call and inquire about mine. They also have traits similar to yours so that your angel is really "personalized". My angel was described as "cool" and "streetsmart", kinda like me.


Palm reading is like cousins with astrology. What I have on my chart, my palm reflects it as well. Just google the bunch of palmistry sites and you will see that most of them are accurate and reflect what you have lived or what you're currently living. I have a freaking trident on my fate line which says that I will be rich someday and so far I am still skeptical on that one. But only time will tell, I guess.

 

[Aree Wongwanlee]

The easy answer is that it's probably a mix of anxiety, avoidance, and lack of funds it's a little more complicated than that in reality. I'm thinking of going back to school in the next few years, though, so it could still happen, in theory. 





 

Don't turn your back on your dreams. Dreams are all we have to make our brief sojourn on this lonely planet bearable. Without dreams, we are lost. Our dreams light the way to show us where to keep on going. As for going back to school, you don't have to do it the traditional way. Like myself, I am now studying again. However, all my studying is done online. That's a very cheap alternative to regular school. Well, it's hard to get cheaper than free, isn't it?

 

[kelden]

I have a very high interest in overall technology related subject, especially robotics, which is my career's path by the way. Never grow tired of talking about it, although I can't deny is a very tough place to pick as a trade. Indeed you can land plenty of sweet jobs across the world with a STEM degree, especially electronics and software engineering,  but is also the primary choice of very talented young people overseas, that are also quite a bunch of them everywhere. But is quite of safe choice nevertheless, given you're at least decent at it. But to really do something highly remarkable is kind of hard with all of those gifted kids popping everywhere.

 

[fuzyon]

I guess guitar is bittersweet for me. I absolutely love the concept behind it and I try to play as much as possible but I always get frustrated that I'm not able to play my favorite songs at the moment since I'm not skilled enough and that crushes my motivation sometimes. I guess I have to learn to love "the journey".

 

[x0xLikeMex0x]

Oh but angels were purposely created by God to guard us, they never assumed human form at all. And their names all end in -el. Michael, Umiel, Aroranel, etc. My angel's name is Joeriel, a 14 year old male. Those huge, towering angels are assigned to people who have a more important role in this world, since they need more protection. A psychic's guardian angel as seen by that reader is really towering. That reader has guested on a psychic radio show so I got to call and inquire about mine. They also have traits similar to yours so that your angel is really "personalized". My angel was described as "cool" and "streetsmart", kinda like me.

The thing is that I don't believe in God. I do believe that there is a higher power, that there is something greater out there. And what I mean by angels.. I guess they are more like spirits to me. Since the whatever higher power that protects you is usually called Guardian Angel, I call mine the same. A lot of the times I feel like I'm not alone, even though I actually am alone. There's almost always someone with me. 


I mean I'm from probably the world's most atheist country. Christianity was brought here (with war) before the medieval times and it was kind of forced onto people. Before that most Estonians had so called "forest belief". There are legends about werewolves. People believed in witches and spirits. People went to Lutheran church, but during Soviet Union times, a lot of people stopped going to church. 

 

[Panic57]

I grew up loving art so I'm always trying to improve my craft with books and doodling.  Lately though I've been getting into gardening, specifically permaculture.  Permaculture is basically ecology within the framework of gardening or farming.  It's really interesting, and if done well, would create a garden that is pretty hands off except for the annuals and some deliberate pruning.  I really like that idea that you can build a food forest and not have to till or dig every year for a new crop.  

 

[sidney]

The thing is that I don't believe in God. I do believe that there is a higher power, that there is something greater out there. And what I mean by angels.. I guess they are more like spirits to me. Since the whatever higher power that protects you is usually called Guardian Angel, I call mine the same. A lot of the times I feel like I'm not alone, even though I actually am alone. There's almost always someone with me. 


I mean I'm from probably the world's most atheist country. Christianity was brought here (with war) before the medieval times and it was kind of forced onto people. Before that most Estonians had so called "forest belief". There are legends about werewolves. People believed in witches and spirits. People went to Lutheran church, but during Soviet Union times, a lot of people stopped going to church. 

I see, our country is heavily Roman Catholic in population so we normally gravitate towards God and other spiritual things. But even if you don't believe in God, I think it won't really make a difference if you believe in spirits and other similar entities.

 

[Aree Wongwanlee]

Yes, I do have a great interest in things which are not normally detected by our five senses. Some people would call that being superstitious. I rather think not. There are more things in this world than we know about. Just because something cannot be proven doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. It just means that we still have no means of proving its existence.

 

[djanx]

How much did you pay for that? I doubt if there is one like that in the Philippines though. I hope there is some software where we can get those reports. I found this one site which seems slightly accurate as I entered the people whose birth times I know: www.askastrologer.com/pastlife.html but I think the fingerprints one is more extensive in info.

Oh, around $20! Well they will only charge you if they find your predictions, which is great. Yeah, you can experiment with websites online, but only try those that don't charge upfront.

 

[clair02]

I find that my thoughts tend to change from day to day about what peaks my interests depending on the mood I'm in. 

 

[sidney]

Oh, around $20! Well they will only charge you if they find your predictions, which is great. Yeah, you can experiment with websites online, but only try those that don't charge upfront.

I see, that's an affordable price! It's actually a bit hard to find a free software that does those kind of predictions. Was the website that I posted accurate for you? Did the predictions you paid for extend up to your date of death? Does it even predict how you will die?

 

[djanx]

I see, that's an affordable price! It's actually a bit hard to find a free software that does those kind of predictions. Was the website that I posted accurate for you? Did the predictions you paid for extend up to your date of death? Does it even predict how you will die?

I checked the website. It wasn't accurate or at least it didn't match what the other guys told me. The predictions I paid up for extended up to 50 years of age and I have been told to come back for more once I reach that age. But, it was pretty accurate about my father's death and how it would happen. Here's there website in case you're interested. Although, they don't have a pricing page, so I guess you will have ask them. Just fill out the online predictions form (no need to give your phone number, just an email should do). Link

 

[kgord]

I have a number of casual interests, one of my main interests though is in traveling. I love seeing other areas and experiencing new environments. It is something I think that you are either born to love and enjoy or it is something you are not very interested in. My brother in law is not much of a traveler, and I know other people who like staying home and that is it. Ideally, I would like to live out of an RV a month or two a year, but have a home to come back to.

 

[sidney]

I checked the website. It wasn't accurate or at least it didn't match what the other guys told me. The predictions I paid up for extended up to 50 years of age and I have been told to come back for more once I reach that age. But, it was pretty accurate about my father's death and how it would happen. Here's there website in case you're interested. Although, they don't have a pricing page, so I guess you will have ask them. Just fill out the online predictions form (no need to give your phone number, just an email should do). Link

Thanks for giving the link, I really am interested in getting mine done. It doesn't seem like they accept Paypal though. I have yet to have my thumb mark done, I actually have no clue how to scan that online, so I still have to research for it.


So if I'm now 31 then I have 19 more years of prediction left then. How old were you when you got your predictions?

 

[djanx]

So if I'm now 31 then I have 19 more years of prediction left then. How old were you when you got your predictions?

No, for most people they provide predictions till the very end. For a few people, like me, they ask that the person come later. Since the writers have written that this person should come back when he's x years old because he'll do better by not knowing what lies ahead, they ask those few people to come back at a later date. For example, they've told me to come back when I turn 50.

 

[sidney]

No, for most people they provide predictions till the very end. For a few people, like me, they ask that the person come later. Since the writers have written that this person should come back when he's x years old because he'll do better by not knowing what lies ahead, they ask those few people to come back at a later date. For example, they've told me to come back when I turn 50.

I see, they seem to be very good at what they do huh and they know what is in the person's best interest when it comes to predicting events and making life choices. I wish they had a Paypal check out though. Unless they have Paypal I don't think I can avail of their service.

 

[djanx]

Yeah, I am not sure what the system of payment is used online. But, I am sure they'll find a way to get paid.