Is the lure on Supernatural real?
like all the lure and research they do on the show,has there actually been books and stuff written on these creatures? And the story about lucifer being a angel and disobeying creating a demon a real story that some people believe? I know the show isnt real life for anybody who thinks i think sam and dean are real lol. Anyway just wanted to see if theres some real myth in the show.
What are some the best online sites for fiction submissions?
Definitely check out the Calls for Submissions at NewPages. Also, to gain experience submitting stories and actually have a decent chance of getting accepted, check out this list of flash fiction sites that have fairly high acceptance rates: Top 10 Literary Magazines to Send Your Best Flash (and Maybe Get Accepted Too)
What are some interesting (fallen) angel names?
Hmmmm....big problem. In traditional Christianity and Judaism, there are only male angels. In the traditional religious belief of fallen angels, fallen angels are always and only demons who are loyal to Satan. However, the Biblical names for angels generally end in "el" (which is a Hebrew word meaning "God"). "Satan" is the Hebrew exception; "Abaddon" & "Apollyon" are the Greek exceptions (Greek does not normally use the word "el" even with Hebrew names that include it). Therefore, your best bet - if you want a sense of real tradition or legend - is to stick with a name that ends with "el" - preferably an authentic Hebrew (Jewish) name. http://www.babynames.org.uk/jewish-girl-baby-names.htm Of those in the list, I found these: Ariel Ariellel Aziel Bethel (not a good choice - means "house of God") Carmel Etel Ethel Gittel Isabel Jael Jezebel Katriel Lael Madel Maidel Maribel Mazel Meheytabel Mettabel Moriel Rachael Rakel Reuel Sonel Yael A final help: the Biblical Hebrew angel names are 3 syllables (Michael - properly pronounced "mick-eye-ell", Gabriel and Raphael). Therefore, choose a name with at least 3 syllables for that authentic (and sort of musical) flavor. - Jim
Is astral projection really achievable? Or is it a misinterpretation of lucid dreaming?
The issue seems to be the idea of leaving the body and whether this is actually what is happening. Many people are not convinced that the body exists as anything other than an artifact of consciousness. If you are not convinced that the body is even real it is difficult to take the idea of leaving it seriously. Many see astral projection as an inner journey or exercise rather than an external excursion. I'm pretty sure that Bob Monroe cane to this same conclusion before he died. His last book says something about this at the end.
What are stephenie meyers accomplishments? besides her books. ?
She's an LDS woman who's a mother and wife. (I'm not being sarcastic) I don't know much else about her.
Have you come across some really interesting stuff on the deep web?
There was one story on the web ,which I can never forgot. This story was about a drug.A scientist found a new drug and used it. He fell asleep.The next day when he woke up,he narrated the events he remember.He told his colleagues that when he took that drug,he slept and then woke up lying on a bench and was surrounded by Weird looking creatures,which he described as aliens.These aliens were trying to figure something out with the scientist’s body without touching it.The scientist was scared but couldn't move. Just like everyone else the colleagues believed that it was a dream that the scientist had as resultant of that drug.But the scientist completely deny it to be a dream. The scientist believe that it was too realistic to be a dream and he was literally physically present there at that time.He remembers every detail about that time and also the gestures those aliens made in front of him. He remembers what he was thinking at that time.The scientist somewhat belived that there is a parallel world and that drug was a gateway.Although, I don't believe in stories like this but what if this was true.*goosebumps*After a few days ,I went back to google trying to find that story just to figure out the name of the scientist and the drug,I failed.I hated myself as I had to use 'clear history' very often back then.
What is the order of The Dresden Files books?
According to IrishEyz, a poster on the website Library Thing the Dresden Files Series Order :Prequel - Welcome to the Jungle (Graphic Novel)Book 1 - https://www.librarything.com/wor...Storm FrontBook 2 - Fool MoonBook 3 - Grave PerilBook 4 - Summer KnightBook 5 - Death MasksBook 6 - Blood RitesBook 7 - Dead Beat"Something Borrowed" - Short story in My Big Fat Supernatural WeddingBook 8 - Proven GuiltyBook 9 - White Night"It's My Birthday Too" - Short story in Many Bloody Returns"Heorot" - short story in My Big Fat Supernatural HoneymoonBook 10 - Small FavorNovella - Backup (not sure where this falls as I haven't read it but it was published between 10 and 11 & is a story from Thomas's POV)Book 11 - Turn CoatBook 12 - ChangesBook 12a - Side Jobs - a collection of short stories - see Message 34 of this post for more detailBook 13 - Ghost Story - in stores 26 July 2011Book 14 - Cold Days - released TBD, most likely some time in 2012Book 15 - TBDBook 16 - TBDBook 17 - TBDBook 18 - TBDBook 19 - TBDBook 20 - TBD **end of case type books**Book 21 - apocalyptic trilogy #1Book 22 - apocalyptic trilogy #2 Book 23 - apocalyptic trilogy #3Two short stores that are chronologically before https://www.librarything.com/wor...Storm Front can be found on JB's website, see the links below to read them:Restoration of Faith - Restoration of FaithA Vignette - Vignette