precioux said:

steakfinger said:

Then shouldn't we all commit suicide so that we can become supernatural beings that can float around and help everyone who needs it? Wow. Who knew that Prince would become a ominpotent God-like creature capable of helping ALL of his fans with their little issues at the same time. He must be having trouble processing his newfound ability to be all places at all times and know exactly what we all need to feel better. I'm going to kill myself RIGHT NOW because I too want to be a God.

[Flame snip - luv4u]

wow...

https://www.betterhelp.co...osition%7D

3rdeyeboy said:

sro100 said:

anangellooksdown said:

Got another sign last night. It couldn't have been a coincidence. 2nd time since 4/21. Anyone else? He loves us a LOT.

Wow, it could NOT have been a coincidence.

You should be on the cover of every magazine in the world and every news story should be about you because of all the people in the world you have the ability to communicate with Prince from the great beyond.

Why, oh why, is this what the org has become?

And really WHY do the MODERATORS allow this nonsense?

[Edited 11/3/16 12:46pm]

To be a bit of devil's advocate, when someone starts a thread with the subject line "He's still with us" -- as a statement of fact, not an opinion, and they mean in the spiritual/supernatural sense -- they should know that there are people who may feel just as passionately that such things are not possible or true, and those people may think that opinions contrary to theirs are ultimately damaging. Or perhaps their personal religious beliefs might lead them to view such talk as veering into offensive idolatry (for total clarity: I'm not saying I necessarily think either of those things; I just know that some folks do). They might feel bothered by statements like "He's still with us" as someone else might feel by a statement like "he's totally dead and gone" or something.

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Just trying to emphasize the range of strong opinions that discussion of spiritual/supernatural/afterdeath experience can engender. Not excusing rudeness, just noting that religous talk can bring out passions on many sides.

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precioux said:

steakfinger said:

Then shouldn't we all commit suicide so that we can become supernatural beings that can float around and help everyone who needs it? Wow. Who knew that Prince would become a ominpotent God-like creature capable of helping ALL of his fans with their little issues at the same time. He must be having trouble processing his newfound ability to be all places at all times and know exactly what we all need to feel better. I'm going to kill myself RIGHT NOW because I too want to be a God.

[Flame snip - luv4u]

disch said:

steakfinger said:

Then shouldn't we all commit suicide so that we can become supernatural beings that can float around and help everyone who needs it? Wow. Who knew that Prince would become a ominpotent God-like creature capable of helping ALL of his fans with their little issues at the same time. He must be having trouble processing his newfound ability to be all places at all times and know exactly what we all need to feel better. I'm going to kill myself RIGHT NOW because I too want to be a God.

We are all gods right here now on earth, no need to do anything drastic. When your stars are right you will be called.

Prince was love in genius art form so of course he's still around. Love is all around.....

I live in a city with a pop of about 350,00. About a month ago I was leaving work, feeling sad about Prince as usual, and asked him to send me an orange car. How often do u see an orange car ? On my 25 minute ride home, I saw 6 of them.

lust said:

The other day we purchased a new oven as our old was not working properly. We had the old one in our garage and called a local scrap metal dealer. He said he'd take the old one but we'd have to pay him to collect it. At that very moment we noticed a small cage truck idling across the road with old whiteware in the back. My wife ran over and asked the big Tongan bloke if he wanted our old oven and he said yes and would grab his son and come back later to get it. We couldn't believe it. Could that really be a coincidence? And then I realised Prince sent us that big Tongan. That's what he meant by "Something big is coming" The guy never came back and we're still stuck with the old oven but that's so Prince when you think about it.

And if he said that once, he said it a thousand times.

LonelyStarfish said:

XSX said:

anangellooksdown said:

"…I'm happy to share it. The first time was shortly after 4/21, i wrote about it here when it happened…"

"…I was sitting outdoors in my screened-in porch near the ocean. I was in a quiet sad mood I guess. I had been stunned by how affected I was by Prince's passing. I would suddenly burst out sobbing during my day and just could not even feel connected with others as I went around town. It was like, "Doesnt anybody realize what has happened??"…"

"…I also had a lot going on in my personal life and was worried and scared…"

"…I was praying a lot as I always do and spending a lot of time with God about my personal situation…"

"…Anyway, I remember being on that porch…I was just sitting in a chair and sort of looking down deep in feelings and sad and real quiet. Then for some reason like I was called or something, I lifted my head up and was facing the ocean slightly. Just then, a breeze brushed my cheek.…"

"…It caught me by surprise at first because it was so different. It was the sweetest breeze I've ever felt. What was in it was so soft and warm and loving.…"

"…Then, even though the breeze had only come from the left, it continued, sweeping my entire face and head, gently lifting my hair a little and then covered my neck, arms, my shoulders. I knew immediately exactly what it was. I have never felt anything like that before or since.…"

"…I'll write about the 2nd one later. It was of an entirely different nature…"

anangellooksdown said:

"…The 2nd experience:…"

"…Last night I was driving for quite a while and it was foggy and dark out…"

"…I shouldn't be doing this but I was trying to find a song I love more than any other right now ("When We're Dancing Close and Slow") on my iPhone while driving, so I could hear it on my good car stereo…"

"…I shouldn't be doing this either maybe 😐, but I found a website with scores of Prince songs on it (there have to be around 100 songs on this site) and I was scrolling down song after song on my iPhone for literally an hour during this drive, trying to find the song…"

"…It wasn't coming up and I couldn't remember if I had ever even found it on that site but I kept looking for it anyway. As I looked, I'd see another song I like too so I'd just play that instead, but in the back of my mind my goal was to find WWDCASlow before I got home…"

"…Finally about 10 minutes from my house I just sighed and gave up. I was just getting on the highway too and I didn't want to have a car crash, so I put the iPhone down on the seat next to me. Then wanting to hear something, I blindly reached over in the dark and just touched the iPhone screen, figuring whatever plays plays…"

"…And what do you think I heard? Yep. With the first beat I knew…"

"…🎶When we're dancing...close and slow...🎶…"

"…I couldn't believe it…"

"…I was bawling. And I heard the lyrics differently this time too…"

"…Prince is so generous, isn't he?…"

Please don't take this the wrong way, anangellooksdown. But I am geniunely curious to understand, why Prince would be taking part in all these different life-after-death "visitation" experiences such as you describe — even though they are 180° diametrically incongruous with Prince's own religious beliefs…

The Beliefs and Practices of Jehovah’s Witness

Life after death?

"…Members believe that, “…at death, humans cease to exist. The dead know, feel, and experience absolutely nothing.” Death is compared to sleep, because there is no consciousness, activity, or awareness of one’s surroundings…"

…Do you actually figure that although Prince was a devout Jehovah's Witness when he was alive, now that he's dead he sacrilegiously goes against the beliefs his religion teaches its followers about death? Just for you?

By the way, I'm in a very happy mood as I type this — {T.G.I.F. and all that} — so don't mistake my genuine curiosity and incredulity, with rudeness.

I sincerely would like an honest answer to how people reconcile these kinds of fanciful flights of imagination, which are so contradictory to Prince's religous beliefs.

Please share your thoughts on that, anangellooksdown? Pretty please? Thanks in advance ¦: د )

Genesia said:

lust said:

The other day we purchased a new oven as our old was not working properly. We had the old one in our garage and called a local scrap metal dealer. He said he'd take the old one but we'd have to pay him to collect it. At that very moment we noticed a small cage truck idling across the road with old whiteware in the back. My wife ran over and asked the big Tongan bloke if he wanted our old oven and he said yes and would grab his son and come back later to get it. We couldn't believe it. Could that really be a coincidence? And then I realised Prince sent us that big Tongan. That's what he meant by "Something big is coming" The guy never came back and we're still stuck with the old oven but that's so Prince when you think about it.

And if he said that once, he said it a thousand times.

Utter bullocks. Nonsense! 1000 times? Do you pull this out of your arse?

sro100 said:

phatphuk said:

I sincerely would like an honest answer to how people reconcile these kinds of fanciful flights of imagination, which are so contradictory to Prince's religous beliefs.

Please share your thoughts on that, anangellooksdown? Pretty please? Thanks in advance ¦: د )

I'm not anangellooksdown, but here's a thought. I, like most of the folks here, didn't particularly think that Prince was buying into any "definitive truth" when he moved into Witness circles, so the idea that his spirit might have found out something else was true after he died, and would then act accordingly, doesn't present me with any problems at all. What he thought while he was alive wouldn't really matter, would it?I don't believe in an afterlife, but should I wake up after death in heaven, hell, or something entirely different (like a rat, for instance), it would hardly make sense for me to keep saying "La, La, La, this ain't happening. I'm just rotting in the ground like I always said I would!" None of us know diddly, right now--I would certainly hope, though, that we'd be willing to admit whatever happened to be the case after we died (and, as I've already explained, if I'm right I won't be knowing anything then, either).

Now, as to the idea that a pleasant breeze might indicate survival of someone's spirit--that idea was actually expressed by Prince in song (unlike the Witness conception of what happens at death), since a breeze is in fact the sign given in Comeback of the loved one's continuing existence: "I cried when I realized that sweet wind was you." Does that mean he's now providing personal guidance and comfort from the other side to people he never knew in life? Probably not--but that sort of thinking is the sort of thinking he did engage in during his life--and probably not just during the years before he became a Witness. People's actual beliefs and felt experience of things often differ from their church's official positions--or at least include (at some level) ideas and concepts that are "in addition to" official dogma, even when not absolutely contradictory. I don't believe in an afterlife--that doesn't keep me from feeling like I'm communicating with my dead mother occasionally. And I'm betting that Prince still looked for signs the dead could communicate with us (and other new agey ideas that he considered and sang about in the mid-90s), and that he still felt a little Christmassy in December, and obviously (from "June") didn't completely give up commemorating birthdays.

Genesia said:

EddieC said:

phatphuk said:

"…I sincerely would like an honest answer to how people reconcile these kinds of fanciful flights of imagination, which are so contradictory to Prince's religous beliefs…"

"…Please share your thoughts on that, anangellooksdown? Pretty please? Thanks in advance ¦: د )…"

"…I'm not anangellooksdown, but here's a thought. I, like most of the folks here, didn't particularly think that Prince was buying into any "definitive truth" when he moved into Witness circles, so the idea that his spirit might have found out something else was true after he died, and would then act accordingly, doesn't present me with any problems at all. What he thought while he was alive wouldn't really matter, would it?I don't believe in an afterlife, but should I wake up after death in heaven, hell, or something entirely different (like a rat, for instance), it would hardly make sense for me to keep saying “La, La, La, this ain't happening. I'm just rotting in the ground like I always said I would!” None of us know diddly, right now--I would certainly hope, though, that we'd be willing to admit whatever happened to be the case after we died (and, as I've already explained, if I'm right I won't be knowing anything then, either)…"

"…Now, as to the idea that a pleasant breeze might indicate survival of someone's spirit--that idea was actually expressed by Prince in song (unlike the Witness conception of what happens at death), since a breeze is in fact the sign given in Comeback of the loved one's continuing existence: “I cried when I realized that sweet wind was you.” Does that mean he's now providing personal guidance and comfort from the other side to people he never knew in life? Probably not--but that sort of thinking is the sort of thinking he did engage in during his life--and probably not just during the years before he became a Witness. People's actual beliefs and felt experience of things often differ from their church's official positions--or at least include (at some level) ideas and concepts that are “in addition to” official dogma, even when not absolutely contradictory. I don't believe in an afterlife--that doesn't keep me from feeling like I'm communicating with my dead mother occasionally. And I'm betting that Prince still looked for signs the dead could communicate with us (and other new agey ideas that he considered and sang about in the mid-90s), and that he still felt a little Christmassy in December, and obviously (from “June”) didn't completely give up commemorating birthdays…"

Thanks for your answer, EddieC.

Don't take this the wrong way. But what would be the point in there even being a "heaven", if once you get there, your biggest priority is to return to Earth to participate in the most banal of activities? And do stuff for people you didn't know from Adam when you were alive?

I don't believe in life after death. But with all the hoopla religous people give it, I gotta think that dead people leaving heaven to visit strangers on Earth, would be like being the owner of a 100 bazillion dollar mansion in Beverley Hills, and preferring to leave the lap of luxury to go "slumming" with the smelly derilicts in the flop houses of Skid Row.

If heaven is so bad that nobody can stand to stay there and experience all its "glory", then maybe it's not such a "perfect" place after all. Huh?

Why do so many people deny themselves the pleasures or Earthly existence, with the goal of getting into "heaven" when they die? Then when they get there, they're all knocking each other over to high-tail it back down to Earth?

No offense. But the whole concept of dead people leaving what is suppose to be such a marvelous place, and return to the mortal realm to do nothing more than pull childish pranks — {and read fan site posts} — makes no frickin' sense at all!

So this is "and More" in "Prince Music and More". Marvellous.

Had a strange one yesterday.
Was sitting in a cafe near a couple of women and their children who were young enough to be still crawling around.
Suddenly one of them, and I kid you not, made exactly the sound of Prince's scream at the start of 'Gett Off'.
I laughed loudly and the mother looked at me and said 'That was Prince' having recognised it too.

She went on to joke 'He's still around'.

Very very strange.

roxy831 said:

anangellooksdown said:

roxy831 said: I think I know what you mean by this, as he's helping me too with something huge. ❤️ Good to hear your gratitude.

Yes...He is with me too..As a Feeling~Hard to describe but I think you know..

Ive had dreams and even questions anwered when Im about to sleep, I see his face, with his afro, and I ask questions and I recieve an answer via a feeling..

I dont ask stupid questions, Im looking for wisdom when I ask..

Its not him in physical form, but its his energy ..I would know it anywhere...

Everyone is tuned in to him in different ways...but he is vibrating HIGH amongst us

Lovely Dreams Angel

XSX said:

Had a strange one yesterday.
Was sitting in a cafe near a couple of women and their children who were young enough to be still crawling around.
Suddenly one of them, and I kid you not, made exactly the sound of Prince's scream at the start of 'Gett Off'.
I laughed loudly and the mother looked at me and said 'That was Prince' having recognised it too.

She went on to joke 'He's still around'.

Very very strange.

Thats Epic and very Princely..

ChanGirl said:

I live in a city with a pop of about 350,00. About a month ago I was leaving work, feeling sad about Prince as usual, and asked him to send me an orange car. How often do u see an orange car ? On my 25 minute ride home, I saw 6 of them.

Yeeow....I think this is Thrilling....

A White Dove came to live at my house 3 months ago, He is still here

Bohemian67 said:

Prince was love in genius art form so of course he's still around. Love is all around.....

Thats the SPiRiT

phatphuk said:

GoldenParachute said:

"…A gust of wind? Really? That's your profound sign? I could think of more ways to help you than wind breezes and it would start with talking to a professional…"

What puzzles me is, these dead people have all these other-worldly powers. What I don't get, is why don't they use their supernatural powers to cure cancer? Or end world hunger? Or overhaul the record industry?

Prince had his favorite charities. So why isn't Prince working in mysterious ways that benefit his favorite charities. Instead, it's more important for him police prince.org to make sure we're all singing Kum-Ba-Yah in unison? : دⱭ

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