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Question: Did you know that St. Patrick "heard voices"?

He also had an experience that the skeptics would call "sleep paralysis". (I'm watching "Classroom" on A&E.) I guess it's a biography about him. What do you think about this? Do you think he was hearing God, or angels, or spirits, or......
Mart..I don't understand your answer.
Skye...The "snakes" were people???? How did you get that?? I do think that Joan of Arc fought for a king who later killed her..and a church that didn't defend her. .& many people were killed in battles..because she thought she was hearing from God. As for myself..I was told to "listen to the guiding of the Holy Spirit" by Charismatics. I think I didn't have discernment & followed the wrong spirits.
PD..Good to have you back. I might not always agree with what you say..but I'll always "defend your right to say it." (As long as it's not cruel etc.)
Skye..I'm posting a link. Please read Morvin's answer & his link.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080316173923AA0ApqZ

Answer: I think that whichever each person chooses to believe will be
will be the 'right' answer for them.

There is a world-renowned neurologist who believes that many of the saints may have been suffering from migraine headaches, and that voices and visions could have been part of their prodrome, AKA aura.

I don't have a ready answer one way or the other myself, but I do believe in God and angels, that they do speak at times, and that if God or his angels even chose to manifest as part of a migraine headache, so be it!

Past Tense: The life of Martha Squires

History lovers in Milan know all about Arleigh Squires. Born in 1897 near Cone, he made history by starting certain businesses in Milan, mostly related to manufacturing items from wood. He also wrote about Milan's history, producing the book "Ancient and Modern Milan." which is still on sale today, with only a few copies left.

John Mayer "St. Patrick's Day"