Mystical Dragon’s Triangle | The Sea Of The Devil

Mystical Dragon’s Triangle | The Sea Of The Devil

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THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE’S infamous association with disappearing boats and aircraft is known across the globe.  

Like the Bermuda Triangle, the Devil's Triangle area may be volatile, subject to sudden weather changes and ocean swells not yet understood. Undersea volcanoes are believed to influence the area's sudden environmental changes. Others cite mikakunin hiko-buttai, Japanese for UFOs.

Less well known is an area off the west coast of Japan which has an equally deadly history. It is an area where Japanese sailors fear to voyage; they call it ‘Ma-no Uni’ – the ‘Sea of the Devil’. Legend has it that huge restless dragons surface from their deep shelters to seize any unfortunate passing mariners.

Japanese sailors have often recorded freakish occurrences in the area and talk of hearing terrible noises and seeing awful red lights. They believe one particularly potent creature lives in an immense palace beneath the waves. They call this monster ‘Li-Lung’, the ‘Dragon King of the Western Sea’, and say his lair is decorated with the ships he has captured.

This mysterious zone stretches from western Japan to Yap island in the south and Taiwan to the west. Like the Bermuda Triangle, it is seen as having an aboveaverage number of navigation and communication failures. In truth, this area of ocean bears a remarkable resemblance to its Western cousin. Both areas are known for extreme changes in weather conditions, unexpected fogs, tidal waves, seaquakes and hurricanes, and both have examples of agonic lines, lines upon which a compass needle will point true north and south. Their most unwelcome similarities are the truly horrifying levels of unexplained sinkings and disappearances.

By the late 1940s, the amount of ships being lost without trace in the region lead to the Japanese government declaring the area a danger zone.

In the early 1950s they decided to dispatch a research vessel to study the area. Despite enjoying good visibility and calm seas, the Kiao Maru No.5 disappeared without trace on 24th September 1952. The lives of all twenty-two crew and nine scientists were lost. The vessel has never been found. It has only been in relatively recent years that these incidents of strange disappearances have been reported in the West. To the Japanese, they are regular occurrences which stretch back for centuries and continue to this day.

Whether it is dragons or not, the real evidence behind this ocean’s terrible secret remains on the seabed.

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The Mystery Behind Zombies

The Mystery Behind Zombies

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THE CENTRE OF THE zombie world is the island of Hispaniola, in the West Indies. Many peasant workers there believe that evil sorcerers called bokors have the power to bring their dead loved-ones back to life as unthinking puppets. The bokors are then said to use these unfortunates as their slaves. 

Also Read:

• Mystical Dragon’s Triangle | The Sea Of The Devil
• The Mystery Behind the Number 13 | Facts About 13
• Bermuda Triangle Enigma [Earths Mysterics]
• America's Mystery

It is true that this Caribbean idea of zombies does exist, and that zombies can be found regularly walking the streets of the islands. Some people know members of their family or friends who have been turned into zombies, and as a precaution many poor peasant workers place heavy stone tablets on top of their loved-ones’ coffins to stop bokors snatching the bodies.

The reality is truly frightening, although it does not involve otherworldly powers. Psychiatric experts agree that the people identified as zombies by Haitian folk do have problems and suffer from a variety of serious mental health disorders. Some commentators have suggested that the idea of zombies was the way in which Haitian culture could explain these naturally unwell people. Others think it is something much more sinister.

It is believed that by using natural, native resources, Haitian bokors can actually induce these mental illnesses. Using a chemical called tetrodotoxin, a nerve agent found in puffer fish, the bokor’s victim can be afflicted with a deep paralysis. 

The victim’s family thinks he or she is dead, and so they are buried. The lack of oxygen in the coffin contributes to brain damage, and when the bokor comes to steal the body, the victim is revived using a substance called datura stramonium, or ‘zombie cucumber’, which is also a mind-control drug. Other poisons, like that found in a local cane toad, can be extracted and will act as hallucinogens and anaesthetics on the unfortunate victims. It keeps them in a permanent state of trance, appearing impervious to physical pain, and acts as a warning to other islanders to be wary of the power of bokors.

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13 Tips To Turn Your Luck

13 Tips To Turn Your Luck

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Here are his 13 tips to turn your luck around:

1. Never confuse luck with planning:

When a desired outcome is brought about by luck, you must acknowledge that fact. If you confuse luck with planning, you will all but guarantee that your luck, in the long run, will be bad.

2. Find the fast flow:

Go where events flow fastest, surround yourself with a churning mass of people and things will happen. It doesn't matter if you are a quiet person; all you need to do is meet a lot of people and let them know who you are. Then they will direct opportunities your way.

3. Take calculated risks:

There are two ways to be an almost sure loser in life. One is to take risks that are out of proportion to the rewards being sought. The other is to take no risks at all. Lucky people, characteristically, avoid both extremes.

4. Know when to cut and run:

Always assume that a run of luck is going to be short, never try to ride a run to its peak. You will virtually always be right as the law of averages is heavily on your side.

5. Know how to select luck:

Is there some likelihood that the problems with your investment - whether it be time, money or love - will go away? Do you have some realistic hope of fixing them? If so, you should stay aboard. If not, you should get out and look for better luck elsewhere.

6. Take the zig zag path:

Despite what many people think the path to success is rarely a straight line. Lucky men and women, on the whole, are not straight-line strugglers. They not only allow themselves to be distracted, they invite distraction.

A plan should be used as a guide only and if something better comes along the plan should be discarded immediately without regret.

7. Supernatural belief can help:

Not because it makes you more lucky but because it helps you make impossible choices. Sometimes there is no rational choice to make, yet the worst reaction is to do nothing.

A supernatural belief can enable people to get into a potentially winning position simply by helping them make choices.

8. Be a bit pessimistic:

Lucky people, as a breed, tend to be pessimistic. Optimism means expecting the best, but good luck involves knowing how you will handle the worst.

9. Learn to keep your mouth shut:

Talk can tie you up and lock you in positions that seem right today but may be wrong tomorrow. Avoid unnecessary talk about your problems, plans and feelings. When there is no good reason to say something, say nothing.

10. Recognise a non-lesson:

There are experiences in life that seem to be lessons but aren't. Recognise when something was just bad luck and move on.

11. Accept the universe is unfair:

All of us, the good, the bad and the in-between, are all equally likely to realise our fondest dreams or contract cancer.

12. Be willing to be busy:

The more activities you have going the greater the likelihood that something good will happen.

13. Find a destiny partner:

This is someone who is someone who changes your luck over a long term. This person is not necessarily a romantic partner and is usually just found by blind luck but it can help if you are actively looking.

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The Mystery Behind the Number 13 | Facts About 13

The Mystery Behind the Number 13 | Facts About 13

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Around the world, there are many myths, believes, and legend that is countless. For rationalist people, these legends should be disappeared along with the modernization today.

The number 13 may be considered unlucky because there were 13 people, Christ and the 12 Apostles, present at the Last Supper. In some countries, it’s still considered unlucky to have 13 people at a table. There’s even a name for the fear of the number 13, triskaidekaphobia!

But, this is unproved. One of legend, myth, or believes is the unlucky number of 13. In many buildings or hotels in China and America, there is no floor 13. It is known as unlucky number. They jump from number 12 directly to 14. The houses between number 12 and 14 is addressed as 12 ½ Then, why are number 13 is unlucky number?

The insertion of symbol number 13 is happen in the symbol of United States of America. The seal of United States of America contains of two sides that is fully note with number 13. 13 arrows, 13 olive seed, 13 leaves in bird’s right foot, 13 starts in the head of the eagle symbolized stars of David, and others. However, number 13 is still being mystery in the world today.

Many people believe that a Friday that falls on the thirteenth day of the month is an unlucky day. Have you ever wondered why? It’s easy, both Friday and the number 13 are considered unlucky.

Muslims regard Friday as the holiest day of the week although Friday has long been considered an unlucky day in many countries. The day may be unlucky for the Christians because Christ died on Friday. According to the Bible, Adam and Eve were tempted by the serpent on a Friday, and the Great Flood of Noah’s time began on Friday. In some countries, Friday was the day for the execution of criminals.

In England, the government tried to prove how silly the superstition about Friday building a ship called the Friday. The ship was built starting on a Friday, and launched on a Friday. It sank on its first voyage!

Apollo 13 was the only unsuccessful mission by the United States of America intended to land humans on the moon. The explosion of an oxygen tank on April 13, 1970 sent the flight crew and ground crews into several days of intense survival mode. All three astronauts returned safely to Earth. Although the primary objective of the mission failed, it is one of the most famous and inspiring space adventures in the history of the planet Earth.

Also remember, The Columbia Space Shuttle was sent into space on 1-16-2003 (1+1+6+2+0+0+3 = 13). The shuttle exploded during re-entry and all its crew members died.

Recent Fact - Even Microsoft has skipped The Number 13: Microsoft Office 2007, the predecessor of Microsoft Office 2010, is version 12. Office 2010 will be version 14, skipping version 13, the number that Microsoft assumes may be not so lucky. [Microsoft to launch Office 2010 this year]

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Bermuda Triangle Enigma [Earths Mysterics]

Bermuda Triangle Enigma [Earths Mysterics]

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At the age of 10, I came to know about "bermuda triangle". Its something which I cant beleive...

I wondered how ships and planes vanish in this particular area. I used to keep on asking myself what was the mystery behind bermuda triangle. Sometimes I used to think it must be a fantasy story. But we cant hide the fact that those who went insearch of the mystery behind bermuda triangle never came back.

Bermuda Triangle is a region between Bermuda, Miami, Florida, San Juan, Puerto rica where disappearances of ships and planets not only continue but continue to defy explanations.

Like the Bermuda Triangle, the Devil's Triangle area may be volatile, subject to sudden weather changes and ocean swells not yet understood. Undersea volcanoes are believed to influence the area's sudden environmental changes. Others cite mikakunin hiko-buttai, Japanese for UFOs. Read more: http://www.bench3.com/2010/09/mystical-dragons-triangle-sea-of-devil.html#ixzz105JrHLgz  Also Read: Mystical Dragon’s Triangle | The Sea Of The Devil 

Bermuda triangle looks like a bucket of water when compared to all oceans in the world, but it covers 1,500,000 miles in the sea.

What is the cause of "Bermuda Triangle " enigma?

The earth has many mystcrics which few souls who incarnate upon her are aware of. One is the secret of her multidimensionality. There are many "layers", so to speak, to the mother planet of the human race. Man resides on only one of these layers, whereas the others are populated by beings and life-forms which man would find very strange. And yet there are legends and old tales about the inhabitants of the other layers - particularly amond the Scots and Irish, many of whom have retained in rudimentary form the ancient ability now referred to as clairvoyance. 

The gift was not intended to be the properts of only a few gifted souls. It was meant to be the birthright of all human beings. However man turned away from the higher perceptions of reality, through his fascination and obsession with materiality for its own sake, and as a result he lost the beautiful gift which had previously allowed him to see and converse with all the beings on all of the laters of his wonderful planet. Although the many dimessions or layers of earth are generally seperated from each other, there are certain locations where these different planes intersect. when beings of the right vibrational quality more through these special junction points at the right times, it is sometimes possible to "slip through" to the other level, and be unable to discover how to return. 

This, we must emphasize, is extremely rare - almost an impossibility for man in his presend state of hardened or densified materiality. However, there have been a few rare instances where such a transfer has taken place, and these form the basis for the so-called Bermuda Triangle mystery. We stress, however, that most of the alleged disappearances in that location of the earch are merely the result of accidents, sinking, shipwreck, and the like.

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