Seen from "City of Angels"?
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I've already chosen love.  It is more than what I expected.\n\nPeace.
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It's "Eyes of an Angel", starring John Travolta.\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/title/tt0101844/
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yes & no. more yes than no, i guess. a few times, really.  WHY  does it show?? o my, i didnt think u could tell over the net!! damn c.i.a.!  ALWAYS  taking pictures! and this foil on my head keeps picking up radio stations. at least, i THINK  they r radio. omg, u dont think its  ALIENS? DO U??
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Yes, they were visible - the whole invisible spirits/beings thing came from somewhere else entirely. They usually came down to Earth in disguise, though.\n\naTTeDaWG - the question was about what they looked like on Mount Olympus, not when they came down here.
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I have not seen it, I'll have to look for it. Thanks!
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Angel-Sarah McLachlan\n\nFor those who r correcting me, the spelling is correct. Here is the website to the lyrics.\n\nThis song comes out in movie "City of Angels," one of my favorite movies of all time.
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Angels are tricksy though. I mean, wrestling was the big pastime upstairs according to the delicious fictions of Paradise Lost, and according to some Biblical references too...Possibly, you might be able to beat a couple of the younger, less experienced angels. But dudes like the Archangel Michael...he's a bit nuts, and does the whole "will of God frenzy" thing...Next to him, I think possibly we're talking Nacho Libre territory here :o)
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There was just a program on the Learning Channel about the UFOs in Illinois.  Triangular shaped craft, seen by many in the law enforcement community.  It was a 1/2 hour long documentary.  Yes, there is a Santa Claus............
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Yes I have seen an Angel. It was a spiritual experience. I had passed three dead bodies on the road from three different highway accidents while driving on highway 186 out of Villa Hermosa, Mexico.  I was not the only one that saw the Angel. You can get a copy of my story on CD free of cost.   Just write and ask for it.
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So where did u see me in the city?
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Date With An Angel\nMrs. Doubtfire
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Wow, this is a new topic and compared to what I have read so far today...a pleasant change.  Possibly so, since we are to believe we were all 'created' in the image of God.  Angels were first according to history and Satan, Lucifer was his favorite at one time.  I don't know what else to say, but I appreciate the question for the open minded people out in the world today...what if this is true?  Good one.
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Tis truly a flower. And good looking up on her. In a book I have called Severed, the killer is from my home town of Canton, OH. Whether this is true or not I do not know. But damn it  is weird going by where he used to live as the houses still stand. It is by the Timken Roller Bearing Co. (And hear I though the most f*cked up thing to come from my area was my friend Brian Warner aka Marilyn Manson LOL) Too bad the movie they did did not do anything for her.
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There is extraterrestrial life out there .\nThe angelic conflict rages between fallen and elect angels.\nRecords show that angels have manifested themselves at times where people have been in trouble and they have needed rescuing.\nI personally have not seen one but worked in a hospice for a while and heard of patient encounters.
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Yes, there are Angels amongst us.  They come in many different shapes, forms and ages.  Be kind to a stranger, cause it could be an Angel.
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City of Angels (musical)\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\n \nThe City of Angels Broadway Playbill, courtesy of broadwayman.comCity of Angels is a film noir style musical comedy with music by Cy Coleman, lyrics by David Zippel, and book by Larry Gelbart. It was set in Los Angeles in the late 1940s and ran on Broadway for 879 performances from 1989 to 1992.\n\nSet in the 1940s, City of Angels is classic detective story with an interesting plot structure. This show presents a writer of such stories, Stine, who is having trouble transposing his book onto the big screen. In parallel, one follows the protagonist of the film, Detective Stone, on his adventures... as Stine writes. Many of the characters have a counterparts in the other world; these parts may be double-casted. It is usually staged with the "real-life" scenes in "color" and the movie scenes in "black and white".\n\nCity of Angels won 6 Tony awards in 1990 for Best Musical, Best Score, Best Book (Musical), Best Actor (Musical) (James Naughton), Best Actress (Featured Role--Musical) (Randy Graff) and Best Scenic Designer. It was nominated for an additional
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It was originally an inn.....\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Angel,_Islington