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Wow!!! I don't add sugar to ANYTHING! Try cinnamon on quick oats, cream of wheat, or whatever, instead.

I don't google much these days. I use DOGPILE instead. ;)

How does he do that???!!!

I have never *dodged* your questions, nor did I here. The only *dodging* you see me doing, is in your mind. Sorry you see it that way -- my questions (like all the other's here) to you have been straightforward, and uncomplicated -- asking you about something you had just stated. You are the one making this complicated, and doing the dodging -- not me.

Whoaaaaaa!!! Back up Nellie!!!!! Did you just say what I think I read?????? The *Law of Believing* is JUST A LABEL DR GAVE IT?????? and here you are touting it as God-breathed.

Welcome to the REAL WORLD, and Happy birthday.

Gators are eatin' b'ar meat tonight!

Ck -- sorry bro -- everything said here is true. IMO -- what you are looking at is your perception of something, versus someone else's actual experience, of the same thing. For the record -- I liked vpw and lcm -- however even though I met both of them personally I knew them MOSTLY by their teachings I heard on tape. I never knew them *up close and personal*, like some of the folks here. But you know what??? Even the *tone* of the tapes started changing after a while. If you want to hang on to a pipe dream, and say that all they taught was good and that they did their best -- have at it -- I won't stop you, but your idea that all our experience's are *bs* is the same as ignoring the sworn testimony (in court) of a mafioso testifying against the mob he used to work for. No doubt the *mob* might have done some good -- but the *insider's* testimony can't be ignored. The same applies here --- at GreaseSpot. ;)

Nice one, Mo. Jesus certainly prayed, fasted, planned, while working toward a goal --- but I never do see scripture saying that He operated something called a *law of believing*. I've heard others say that He did, even offering scripture as *proof*, but without seeing that phrasing in the bible -- it can be nothing more than one's private interpretation. (Just an IMO -- but one I will hold to.)

1st half is over. If it continues like this, Gators are gonna be fed some Bruins for dinner. :blink:

UCLA isn't doing so hot right now. But it's early in the 1st half yet.

Mo --- :) :)

Mike -- I did not *plagiarize* that line from Raf. It is something I have always said, believe, and find to be a MAJOR stumblingblock propounded first by docvic, and secondly by you. If believing equals receiving -- why don't you believe for World Peace (or even a less *noble* cause, in the interest of humanity??) Reason you don't, is because you can't --- and neither can I.

There --- is --- NO LAW OF BELIEVING!!! (regardless of what docvic, or you say.)

Can someone say *Amen*???

Ann -- I can't open them anymore either. Seems like they were all *lost* when GSC moved to this new site. There were some good ones there, only a few remain. :(

ONLY docvic can teach pfal!!!! (Unless it it Jesus, at the Return.) :blink:

Ok -- I'll go over, and take a look. (But all the same -- brain scientists, and pfal seem to be somewhat of an oxymoron.)

Self-insured --- or Self-assured???

Safari -- I agree. My folks (also in their '80s), still depend upon themselves rather than others. And the young folks of today??? Hmmm. Seems MTV has a greater allure than current events do.

Rooting for the Gator guys here.

A friend of mine has two dogs, and will feed them nothing but Iams. She says they get sick, if she gives them other food. Go figure. :unsure:

In my foggy memory -- I'm thinking it was Japan as well.

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What do brain scientists have to do with pfal??? I'm missing something here --- clue me in.