On the contrary, I'd say that I'm doing a very good job of trying to understand. I'm asking questions for clarification, and trying to see what evidence you have to back it up.
If I were simply to nod my head and say "You know what I bet you're right about all of this" I have completely failed in any attempt to actually understand the matter. Putting blind faith in anything someone says without evidence or substantiation is fallacious, there's no reason at all for it. You should be happy to have someone asking questions, to the best of my knowledge you are not opening a church, and as such no faith should be required to be able to converse with you, and address your claims.
You are making claims of knowledge, and as of yet I haven't said anything to refute what you are trying to put forward. In these situations the burden of proof lies upon you, as the positive claimant, to prove your position, and by listening to what you have to say, and critically analyzing your support, I am attempting to gain genuine understanding of the topic at hand. This is how people gain knowledge, so please don't get upset about having to go through these motions. Getting angry about it only shows me that you'd rather have my faith than my genuine understanding.
Now, as for the points you’ve bought forward regarding “fire walkers”, The Ganzfeld Experiments and Kirlian Photography I’ll address those presently. If by “Fire walkers” you are referring to people who walk on hot coals, there is nothing at all extraordinary about this fact. One may be tempted to wonder how one could walk across them without sustaining any injury, but the fact is that most people don’t. At every example of this there has been an ambulance present because people DO end up getting burned. As for those who are able to walk across them without sustaining injury, this is because of the fact that ash has accumulated at the top of the coals, and everything open to the air has cooled to a temperature which is relatively safe to walk across, note that the coals always tend to be black on top, and the redder ones tend to be down near the bottom. I’ve seen this before on discovery channel shows involving discrediting charlatans, and the like, and even walked across hot coals once myself at a Hawaiian themed party for my neighbor’s kid, when she was accepted to the UoH.
Now, as for the Ganzfeld experiments and Kirlian photography, I have to admit that I just don’t know enough about either of these to make a comment on them, so I’m going to have to take that step toward better understanding, and ask you for more information, and possibly some helpful links, just so that we can get on the same page.
