Do you believe in guardian angels and if yes have you ever seen yours?
462150
Yes I believe in them and yes, I think I have seen mine.
1073182
I've felt that God has helped me numerous times.  He's protected me and guided me my entire life.  He's always had a plan and a purpose for me, although at times this wasn't clear to me and it only became clear years later.  After each of my parents died there were specific incidents.  And two other incidents have really stood out for me.  No room to give all the details, but one night, when I caring for a dying patient, her very young grandaughter (about age 10) was at the bedside holding her hand, singing hymns, and praying over her.  She saw and described the angels coming for her grandmother.  Very moving.  Another patient that I helped rescusitate has discussed his near death experience with me several times.  Pretty amazing.  I guess I feel like these people were brought to me to teach me specific lessons.
444957
NO!\nAs a Christian, I believe that this happens all the time but I do not believe it's our loved ones communicating with us.  \n\nConsider for a moment that when Lucifer was evicted from Heaven, his arguments against God were so powerful that he was able to convince 1/3 of the rest of the angels to follow him.  The Bible clearly indicates that each of us have guardian angels (plural); that means that there is at least one unholy angel with us at all times, studying our moves, listening to our speech, imitating us, etcetera.  The Bible is also painfully clear that when we die, our thoughts die with us and that we are dead, sleeping, waiting for the ressurection day.  Psalm 146:4; Eccl 9:5-6,10; John 5:28-29; Acts 7:59-60; Even King David, a man after God's own heart, is still in his grave, Acts 2:29,34;\n\nI contend that the people we might hear and see are not our loved ones but fallen angels looking to drag as many as possible away from God's simple truth just before Jesus returns for his people.\n\nFurthermore, we are advised continually that we should have nothing to do with familiar spirits, wizards and witches. The litmus test to present to these spiritual beings is simple.  Ask them if they believe in all Ten Commandments as God has written them and do they believe that Jesus died for their sin.  Isa 8:19-20; Rev 12:17, Rev 19:10.\n\nI suspect that the very mention of Jesus' name will cause them to disappear.   \n\nAfter all, shouldn't these spirits be telling us how much fun they're having in heaven and how great Jesus is?  Even if you don't believe the Bible...Try asking them; wouldn't you want to know who they really are?
705422
well i believe in sprits, ghosts, etc...\nJust because you don't see something with your naked eye doesnt' mean that they don't exsist.  I have had weird things happen to me since my father past away 15 years ago.... sometimes i can be sitting in a chair, no one in the house with me and it feels like someone just pushed on my back... so some people would say i was crazy, i think it was a ghost, be it my father or brother or other family member that past on, or maybe my angel, that touched my shoulder to say that they were there.  I don't think that we should open a pandora's box by trying to open a port-hole for evil to come through... but the ghosts will contact those they want... as far as your fathers car, i believe that happened, but i wouldn't give into it or try to give it power...\n\ngood luck
162292
I do... Angels asked this question!
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Do you believe in reincarnation?
295882
i believe that we, ourselves are as you call them, angels. yes, there is evil in the world, but there is this amazing capacity in eveything and everyone for so much good! i think that in the very smallest acts, others can uplift souls, mend broken hearts, and draw those who have ever known naught but darkness into the light of life, and the joy and sorrow it brings daily.i do not pretend to know anything about what lies beyond our small understanding of the world around us, but yes, i do believe in angels. just the everyday kind.
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Yes. I do. I don't pretend to understand how it works with them or when or why, but I do most definitely believe, and the reason I believe is typical for us questioning human types: I saw my child saved right before my eyes and it could only have been his Guardian Angel. It truly was a miracle.\nHe was 4, he got out of the car in a busy parking lot and broke into a run, I was yelling from the other side of the car for him to stop. A car was speeding toward him. The driver did not see him, and he didn't see the car. The collision was inevitable, I was about to see my baby die. I know I sent up a prayer, some heartfelt plea. Then the car sped past, it never slowed. My son's little body flew kind of up and back and skidded along the ground. When I got to him a few seconds later he opened his eyes and said kind of angrily to me,"You didn't have to yank me THAT hard, my bum hurts from the ground!"  He didn't have a scratch on him, and he said he felt, he thought it was me, grab the back of his overalls and pull on him very hard til he flew up and back.\nWhat else could it have been?
276977
i BELIEVE in god, i KNOW angels exist and i SAW ghosts
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I believe there is a guardian angel on each of my shoulders.  And, they do little things constantly to help me out.  I say ''Thank you'' many times a day.\n\nMy religion says there are five angels---------one on each side, in front and back, and one above.  But, I can relate better to just the two.\n\nI think G-d does not take a hands on relationship with people, so he sends his angels to guide us.
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There are angels all around us
108721
Oh yes! having gypsy in my family and my blood I'm a really superstious person. That's what my mom says, she not superstious. But yes I do believe in them. Some maybe your guardian angel, others are just lost.
584210
I have, actually, and ironically, I just answered a question a few minutes ago that reminded me of that.  I had a near death experience, and I think the entity I was talking to could be described as a Guardian Angel, although I don't remember there being a specific visual image of an angel.  More like a light.  But it was clearly benevolent, and had a style something like a teacher or mentor.
322166
Yes...\nI haven't seen one,but I've had an encounter with something unhuman/not visible in several cases.
366550
Yeah. I guess copping a feel on your guardian angel is kind of a bad thing, isn't it?\nErr, wait, I mean, "YES, I HAD A FUNNY PURELY INTERNAL FEELING WITH NO EXTERNAL PROOF, THIS IS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF THE EXISTENCE OF ANGELS". Just to paraphrase the next dozen responses after this one.\nUPDATE: And what do you know? I was completely right!
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I have encountered them, and have quite a substantial list of friends who have encountered them. Some things just exist whether you want to believe it or not.\n\nI have a few theories on how someone becomes a ghost, but I should probably explain that I believe in person truth, first. I believe that if Mary believes that she will go to Heaven when she dies, she will go to Heaven when she dies; if Joe believes in reincarnation, he will be reincarnated; if Lucy doesn’t believe in afterlife, than her body will decompose and she will cease to exist. Thus, one way someone could become a ghost, is if that's what they believe will happen to them when they die. For the sake of further clarification, I believe a ghost to be the soul of a living being (including plants and animals) who’s body dies.\n\nAnother way would be if someone dies when they are unsure of what will happen to them after death - their soul is then stuck in limbo until they figure it out. Someone might also become a ghost if there is at least one lesson they have not learned or one goal they have not completed (predetermined by fate), and are stuck in limbo until they learn the lesson(s) and/or complete the goal(s). A third way would be if someone still alive is incapable of coping with the death, and consequently holds that soul back from moving forward until they are able to let go. Finally, someone may also choose to stay behind, for personal reasons.\n\nHere's a little story if you need some convincing: My late dog, Kristy, stayed behind as a ghost for some time after she died early January of 2005. My fiancé and I were watching my parents' house while they were away for a few days. We were the only living beings there, and we had both been downstairs for the past few hours. I went upstairs to fetch something from my room, and just outside my door, I saw something I couldn't explain away as something natural. There was an oval-shaped area of carpet, the size of Kristy when she laid down, that was matted down and warm to the touch, as if she had just been lying there not moments ago. I didn't think much of it as I knew she was still around; I would occasionally feel her presence or even hear the jingling of her collar, as if she were scratching her neck, just beside me. She appeared to stay for a while after we adopted our new puppy, Sam. He was remarkably easy to housebreak, and I'm sure Kristy had a hand in it. I think she also stayed behind to somewhat "approve" of Sam, and to be assured that he was not her replacement.
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I investigate them. I believe in a wide range such things---spirits, ghosts, demons, elves, lephrachauns, faeries, pixies, dragons, sasquatches, aliens, non-organic beings, etc. I have investigated all of these thinsg and experienced them with my own senses. \nHowever, for many people it wishful thinking. For example many people come to find these creatures through a fantasy that they exist--because they want them to exist. Howver cultural pressures also play a part in it. Many people believe in god just because their parents did and everyone else they know does.