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jambo
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 Posted - 12 Aug 2006 : 12:17:12
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newfy for her to ask for medication she has to acknowledge she has a problem.
Until then nothing will work, still in the mind acceptance of the situation is a positive move, taking action is even more of a positive move,
definately think there is money involved in this.
BUT WHAT DID SHE DO TO THE GAMBIAN GIRL |
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Babylon
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Posted - 12 Aug 2006 : 15:26:07
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Originally posted by jambo
BUT WHAT DID SHE DO TO THE GAMBIAN GIRL
Well... My friend started dating the Gambians ex husband, (or they were not legally divorced by the time but they were separated) so she got mad at her I guess. The gambian girl and my friend are not and have never been close friends by the way. They just knew eachother facially, never used to even greet eachother or anything. |
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ranga
USA
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Posted - 12 Aug 2006 : 20:05:34
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| This whole discussion begs the following question: Do a majority of Gambians believe in witchcraft? Is there are part of the practice of witchcraft considered particularly effective in general? |
T.K. "Ranga" Rengarajan
Founder, Geoseed Project
http://www.geoseedproject.com
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jambo
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Posted - 12 Aug 2006 : 20:27:02
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| witchcraft, no but tribal and spiratuals beliefs definately. not sure i would say witchcraft, such a negative word. n the west we believe in the stars, in the east feng shui, each continent has its own beliefs. not just africa. |
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ranga
USA
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Posted - 13 Aug 2006 : 01:32:02
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jambo, thanks. You are absolutely correct that different regions of the world have different belief systems that are inconsistent with reason and science. I personally resort to spirituality when reason is inadequate to cope with life. I welcome your insights on the reality in Africa beyond that represented by media.
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T.K. "Ranga" Rengarajan
Founder, Geoseed Project
http://www.geoseedproject.com
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