Do you believe in Lycanthropy?
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In folklore, lycanthropy is the ability or power of a human being to undergo transformation into a wolf. The term comes from ancient Greek lykánthropos. The word can also be used transitively, referring to the act of transforming someone else into a wolf, or werewolf.\n\nThe word lycanthropy is often used generically for any transformation of a human into animal form, though the precise term for that is technically therianthropy. Rarely, zoanthropy is used instead of therianthropy (Guiley, 192).\n\nFolk-etymology also links the word to Lycaon, a king of Arcadia who, according to Ovid's Metamorphoses, was turned into a ravenous wolf in retribution for attempting to serve human flesh (his own son) to a visiting Zeus in an attempt to disprove the god's divinity.\n\nThere is also a mental illness called lycanthropy in which a patient believes he or she is, or has transformed into, an animal and behaves accordingly. This is sometimes referred to as clinical lycanthropy to distinguish it from its use in legends.\n\nIt is all unbeliveable stories. Can't be belived. If it is true we donot see anyone in the world changing their appearence
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I am a real Witch.  Wiccans believe that everyone has the potential to perform spells.  Here's a few links about Wicca/Witchcraft.
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do you believe yourself?
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I know sane rational intelligent people who believe they were.  And they are scared to death of what they saw and experienced.  Did it really happen?  I couldn't say for sure.  Do I believe them?  I believe they believe.
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No way. First of all I believe in them too. Of course I do not believe that there is a little talking rabbit running around or a flying fairy collecting teeth.\nBut I believe in the spirit of them and think that lives in everyone who choses to believe. And that is what I have taught my daughter. \nChildren grow up way too fast these days. Nine is still young. Very young. Let her be little. So many children by that age have lost so much of their innocense. She wants to believe let her!!! Cherish the fact that she is still holding on to a part of her childhood and not being as grown as so many of these children are.
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I don't really think that vampires, werewolves, monsters or  dragons exist. They're just creatures invented by people long ago to frighten children. They're the source of all spooky, scary and quite mystical stories. Sure, many people believe they exist, many people think exxactly like me. But I wouldn't mind if one vampire came to me at night. I'd kick him in the head, and then ask for an autograph:))))))
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Yes you can believe what you want. And not all wiccans do witchcraft. You can be a non active wiccan. And yes you can believe in what you want without your familiys permission or knowledge, i do. What you believe is what you believe and no one has any right to tell you what you can believe and what you cant. i hope that helps. \nblessed be
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I am a believer in reincarnation. It would explain why children come into the world with such distinct personalities, and also why people have such odd phobias. There is scientific evidence (none of it conclusive) that reinforces my belief as well. I also believe that there are many places in the Universe where one may incarnate, and that a lot of beings from other places are choosing to live lives here now. I'm flirting with the idea that I'm from one of those other places, because I'm so drawn to the idea of extraterrestrial life.
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No, I do not belive this.\nI think you just have a little too wild of an imagination (which is not necesarily a bad thing) judging from your other theories I have read.
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I'm a Vampiric Percussive Psychic Panda Operative.\n\nMost people say that's pretty cool - before they bite the dust...
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you actually believe in magic,intereting...
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I'm a weredog.\n\nI met a werewolf once.\n\nMost of what we think about werewolves was invented by Hollywood. The ancient myths involved people donning skins, invoking the spirit of the wolf, and losing their humanity. There's a woman called Lupa who lives in a national park and becomes a wolf nightly. I met her, and I saw her lose herself to the spirit of the wolf\n\nI had just gone through a shamanic ritual to find and merge with my spirit animal, and my animal recognized her animal as being the same breed, but best to be wary of.\n\nShe was naked except for the wolf skin, and her body was amazingly toned, like a wolf. Her face showed more years than her age. She had a Ferrel quality to her. She could speak, but I she rarely spoke, or had anything to do with people, except to dance in her wolf skin around the fire, and then go off to whatever\n\nThere are still many times when I feel the spirit of the dog within me, although I don't think that I would ever wear dog skin. Maybe a furry, but that's a completely different thing.
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Of course I believe in Vampires.\nAnd yes, I do think I could fall in love with a Vampire. They seem dark and romantic. Lol.
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yes. I do.  There is magick in life all around you everyday.
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I'm open to the possibility of animals like dragons existing.  There's just as much reason to believe in them as there is to believe in God.  Until someone can prove they don't exist, I'll believe in them.
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Lycans (a type of werewolf) are brought about / born after a human is bitten by one.  That is just one way that is said, others say you have to be born one, some say if you are bitten by one you will die and not turn, it depends on who's writing the story really.  Check the reference links for more information.
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I think that each of us is divine and part of the Universal Energy commonly known as God.  I think that each of us has the power to create our world - and we do it everyday, whether we believe it or not.\n\nI believe in myself and my own divine power.  I know that when I get sick herbs can help with the symptoms a bit but when it comes to healing I do that myself, using my own personal power.  I know that most of this existence is a reflection of my own beliefs and thought patterns.\n\nHaving said that, I don't believe that I am more powerful or more important than anyone else on the planet - but I am when it comes to my own life.\n\nPeace!