In Phenomena (the John Travolta movie) what exactly is the paranormia?
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He has a brain tumor.
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I think its an Anitoxidant. It enchances blood flow or something. It is a combination of Gaba and Niacin.  I'am no science freak. I heard it on some channel.
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its from "the Candyman" [movie]
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YES\nCORRECTO-MUNDO!!\nIt IS TIME TO KILL (1990)\n\nA painful toothache becomes the catalyst for a series of bizarre events when a young soldier abandons his African camp in search of a dentist. Instead he finds an oasis with an African woman, but their passionate encounter ends when she is killed by one of his stray bullets. He covers up his crime only to realize she may have infected him with leprosy.
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Film: Closer\nScene: nudie bar scene with Clive Davis
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According to what I understand about Scientology (not an immense amount, but enough to have an opinion - ;-)), the Scientologist does not believe that we are ultimately material beings, therefore, anything that is happening to us physically is not really happening, it is an illusion.  So, ANY form of disorder or illness would be an illusion, not just post-partum depression.  The argument, I think, should not be whether or not suffering is an illusion - it doesn't matter, because it certainly FEELS real and because of that alone, should be dealt with.  If there are medications to help us change our "perception" of reality so that it helps us or others, it should be considered as all a part of the "scientological" process (whatever it REALLY is).  If Katie Holmes gets hit by a truck (God forbid), Tom's view of reality will most certainly be affected, whether it is real or not. It would be enlightening to see what Scientologists as outspoken as Mr. Cruise would do in such an earth-shattering situation - would he hold to his beliefs or not??
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According to Internet Movie Data Base, it's spelled "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious". I see that the whole word is not fitting on the answers, so I'll take the liberty to break it down:\n"Super califragilistic expialidocious"
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according to Prof. Richet-----"may and do often appear on hysterical persons, bearing predetermined forms and shapes, under the influence either of a strong moral emotion, or of religious delirium. These are facts which have been thoroughly and scientifically established, and they only prove the power of the action of the brain upon the circulatory processes and upon the trophism of the skin."
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A nut with little or no formal training \n\nParapsychology is the study of certain types of paranormal phenomena (parapsychology comes from the Greek para, “beside, beyond,” + psychology, derived from the Greek psyche, “soul, mind,” + logos “rational discussion”). The term was coined by Max Dessoir (1889). J. B. Rhine adopted it to refer to the scientific study of paranormal phenomena which are manifestations of psi.A ccording to The Parapsychological Association, an organization affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science[4], parapsychological phenomena can be categorized thus:\n\nThese [paranormal] anomalies fall into three general categories: ESP[...] [Extra-Sensory Perception], PK [Psychokinesis], and phenomena suggestive of survival after bodily death, including near-death experiences, apparitions, and reincarnation. Most parapsychologists today expect that further research will eventually explain these anomalies in scientific terms, although it is not clear whether they can be fully understood without significant (some might say revolutionary) expansions of the current state of scientific knowledge. Other researchers take the stance that existing scientific models of perception and memory are adequate to explain some or all parapsychological phenomena.
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outrageous fortune?\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093690/
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noth by hands....power of mind to break someone to weakness and control them.\n\n\noh yes im paraniod.....there was lots more to it
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YES Im really interested in paraphyschology!!! Parapsychology is the study of the evidence of mental awareness or influence of external objects without interaction from known physical means. Most objects of study fall within the realm of "mind-to-mind" influence (such as extra-sensory perception, folie a deux and telepathy ... More » \nI could go on and on!!! :)
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According to Merriam-Webster:\n\nParoxysm\nOne entry found for paroxysm.\nMain Entry: par·ox·ysm  \nPronunciation: 'par-&k-"si-z&m also p&-'räk-\nFunction: noun\nEtymology: French & Medieval Latin; French paroxysme, from Medieval Latin paroxysmus, from Greek paroxysmos, from paroxynein to stimulate, from para- + oxynein to provoke, from oxys sharp -- more at OXYGEN\n1 : a fit, attack, or sudden increase or recurrence of symptoms (as of a disease) : CONVULSION <a paroxysm of coughing>\n2 : a sudden violent emotion or action : OUTBURST <a paroxysm of rage>
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A usually psychosomatic condition, occurring in both males and females, in which physical symptoms of pregnancy are manifested without conception. Also called pseudocyesis, pseudopregnancy
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First word of advice: consider using paranthesis to clarify which portion each term modifies.  I have absolutely no idea what power is being raised where.
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Paranormal is an umbrella term used to describe a wide variety of reported anomalous phenomena. According to the Journal of Parapsychology (Parapsychological Association), the term paranormal describes "any phenomenon that in one or more respects exceeds the limits of what is deemed physically possible according to current scientific assumptions." [1] The term is derived from the Latin use of the prefix "para", meaning "against, counter, outside or beyond the norm."\n\nMany see the word paranormal as a term that describes subjects studied under parapsychology, which deals with psychical phenomena like telepathy, ESP, and survival studies like ghosts and reincarnation. However, the paranormal sometimes describes subjects outside the scope of parapsychology, including anomalous aspects of UFOs, some creatures that fall under the scope of cryptozoology, purported phenomena surrounding the Bermuda Triangle, and many other non-psychical subjects.[2]\n\nYou could get more information from the link below...
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It’s Pranayam, pulling breath out with hissing sound with force from stomach. Swami Randev claims it can cure many diseases.