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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (266788)	1/2/2006 1:57:17 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578299

Ted, If we do have guardian angels as some contend, then it would make sense that the warnings people get are from their guardian angels.....would it not? That would make perfect sense ... but the strange part would be why the guardian angel would disguise itself as a spirit of a family member who passed away. We're talking two different things. I don't understand the Tracy Nelson thing.......I don't know if it was her father in the dream, or her own psyche telling her that she had cancer. I know people have had innumerable experiences of interacting with the dead in dreams but that could be nothing more than their own psyches taking on the image of the dead person. Then again, how would one's psyche know about future events? Some visitations by the dead warn of a future accident or a future trauma, and not a disease. A disease I can understand the psyche knowing......a future event like a car accident or an earthquake......I don't see how it can know without supernatural assistance. Forgetting the dead for a moment, I do think that when people are warned of impending danger, for lack of a better term, I think that's a guardian angel at work and not a demon. Do you disagree? ted