Monday, November 12, 2012

Blog Post Three

Mermaids are often portrayed as being real or fake, but the truth behind it still ends with a question mark. News reporters and magazine editors fuss about the situation. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) "no evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found'. The NOAA blame the Animal Planet special "Mermaids: The Body Found," the showing is the reason why several people began to believe that the creatures may be more than just the Disney character we are used to see. There is a difference betweeen viewing this idea. I myself would look at it in a spiritual way with my own evidence, but in a physical the evidence varies.



Mystery of The Iniquity

Blog Post Four



As you know, every phenomenon needs its evidence. Researching over this has not been easy, Some people believe it as being true, while others beg to differ. There has been websites stating that they have proof that mermaids are not real, while others show evidence that they've seen the famous creature. The National Ocean's Service's stated in an article that they in fact "don't exist". On the contrare, the Animal Planet aired a special on "Mermaids: The Body Found", explaining and showing proof the skeletons found. In a spiritual view there has been Prophets that may tesify that mermaids in deed do exist, and not in a good way. Depending on religion beliefs can let you know whether or not you believe this matter. Evindence would only play a part when it comes to having faith.






Photo By Jason Robey. Thursday, July 12, 2012.Discovery Channel.http://www.discovery.com

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My position is that they do exist,but in a spiritual way not physical. Proof has been said that they exist and proof has been said that they do not in fact exist. Researching this phenomenon has opened my eyes up a little on the way others view things. Proof or no proof, there is always a truth to everything. The mermaid that I am visioning is not of the same Walt  Disney character, "The Little Mermiad". but a real creautre with the upper body of a women, and the lower body of a fish. In my spiritual views I invision a beautiful sea creature doing the opposite of what she is invisioned to do.


n.d.. "'Mermaids The Body Found' Clouds The Waters". Los Angeles Times. 29 May 2012. Web. 5 Nov.2012.www.latimesblogs.latimes.com

Blog Post Two



All of basic t.v. and cable people are searching for Bigfoot, hunting down ghosts looking for things that are debatable on wheather the exist or not. Now, it turns out, they should add mermaids to the list. A mermaid is creature that is half human, and half fish. Mermaids are female, while the Mermen, naturally, are males. They have the torso of a fish, and the upper body of a human being. Mermaids are also often interchanged with water fairies. Mermaids are usually considered to be ver beautiful, and extremely attractive in looks. Unlike the Disney movie, The Little Mermaid, the original mermaid refferred to by various cultures, and their records and books testify to the presence of the mermaid. However, many of these reports cite that the mermaids were not very pretty, as depicted in the movie. One of the earliest mentions of mermaids dates back to well over five thousand years ago!.



Photo by Santa Barbara Historical Museam

Monday, October 22, 2012

Blog Post One




Are mermaids true or a myth? We all know that a mermaid is a sea creature with the upper body of a women  and a lower body of a fish tail. I chose this topic because I wanted to get to the bottom of this myth. I believe that mermaids exist in both the physical and spiritual world. To others, mermaids may look like the  red headed beautiful women like the cartoon character "Ariel". On the contrary, I believe that they are more scary creatures than harmless.  



  • Bryner, Jeanna. "Mermaids Don't Exist, NOAA Website Notes".Live Science.3 July 2012.Web.5 Nov.2012.< www.livescience/mermaids.com>. 
  • Abbey, Melissa. "Mermaids Don't Exist... or Do They?". CNN. 6 Jusly 2012. Web. 5 Nov.2012.< www.cnn.com/mermaids-noaa/index.html>.

Christopher Kirven."The body found". June 25,2012. Z6Mag http://www.z6mag.com.