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Let's see who's description will amaze me and the rest of the people.

2007-01-19 15:09:00 · 17 answers · asked by Anonymous in Arts & Humanities Philosophy

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To me the most amazing feeling is trust, which I think is also a form of love. Trusting someone enough to share yourself with them, to make yourself vulnerable and to let them become vulnerable,..trusting enough to be in love with someone, to let someone be in love with you and to make love with another person.
Trusting enough to live even when you have felt an acute sense of your own mortality, and still trusting yourself enough to live your own life according to values you believe in.

2007-01-19 15:33:06 · answer #1 · answered by John Henry 3 · 1 0

Many things in life can be amazing. Doesn't it depend on how you accept what happens to you? Most recently, an unbelievably amazing feeling was after my first and probably only white-water rafting trip. Within the first 5 minutes, I was thrown out of the boat twice, and was scared out of my mind that I was going to drown. By the time we were done, I had the most fantastic rush with a sense of accomplishment that I've NEVER had before. In a somewhat opposite direction, I have felt the proud satisfaction of raising 2 children while going to college and finally graduating *** laude, 20 years after being out of high school. The sense of determination with encouragement from family and friends made it even more amazing.

If you ever go to Vegas, the Hot Shot elevator ride on top of the Stratosphere is amazing, too!

2007-01-19 23:56:35 · answer #2 · answered by used2Bafraid 2 · 0 0

The most amazing feeling I have felt was a whirlwind of emotions swirled into a single twister of my heart. It was when I was sitting in the funeral home as the speaker was rambling on about my Aunt Debbie. She had died in a car accident on the freeway, just when her life was finally beginning to come together. She was around 40, I think, and she had been an alcoholic all her life. There are thoughts of possible prostitution and drug addiction as well, but we can't be certain. She had finally obtained a steady job, had stopped all of her harmful behaviors and was reordering her life when she passed away.

I guess the feeling of grief had not yet struck me until a moment when the man was talking. I felt angry that she was gone; sad for the fact that the only life she had known was full of grief and sorrow and loss; contemplative of what lied ahead of her and what death ultimately brings; pain for my lack of understanding while she was there. All of these things were rolled into one. I was just beginning to develop my thoughts on religion, so I felt very lost and confused. I cried, I pondered, and I stared off into the distance. The next thing I knew, the funeral was over.

The reason I think these emotions were so strong to me was due in part to my age at the time (13), but mostly to the fact that it was the first time I had experienced the loss of a loved one.

2007-01-19 23:22:16 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

At about 1300 meters in the 1600 meter final I was running in a 9th grade track meet, my pituitary gland released a lightning load of the biochemical known as Endomorphines into my bloodstream, resulting in a vivid mystical experience that I recall to this very day, some 25 years later. Time slowed and I felt "outside of body". Oddly, I viewed myself effortlessly moving past my competitors from a position about three feet above my right shoulder. Primal awareness washed over the whole scene - the amazing feeling of oneness with the whole of reality. Perhaps this is likened to the "nirvana" of Buddhism, the extinction of individual will, or like what the ancient Greeks called "akra physeos", one of the peaks of being, a glimpse of perfection.

2007-01-20 01:29:42 · answer #4 · answered by Baron VonHiggins 7 · 1 0

The most amazing feeling was the feeling of delivering a baby.
First the baby grows and the first kick is amazing. the feeling of the baby turning and kicking. Then when in labor the pain is incredible. Then suddenly the most amazing feeling of pushing the baby out is the ultimate feeling on the planet. At that moment there isn't pain it is a miracle happening. And suddenly that person is your child. For nine months I called that child not knowing if it were a boy or a girl. There suddenly is this person who is beautiful. That feeling of delivering that child into the world is so amazing. I am really glad that when a baby is delivered there isn't a little tag on their toe saying the expiration date. If there was one it would of read--- expires at the age of 21 July 23, 2002

I am so glad I didn't know that ahead of time. I was with him when he came in to the world and I buried him when his soul left his body and went in to that spiritual realm to a place that none of us understand.

2007-01-19 23:25:55 · answer #5 · answered by clcalifornia 7 · 2 0

Feeling my adrenalin rush! I used to work in a stock and currency trading company and I was really devoted to my job. It was not a kind of job I thought before, you know, working in normal office hours, loaded work that can be done the days after, etc.
But in charge of about other 30 brokers, their performances, and the whole company performance made me beyond what I thought. I got to be available for 24 hours (couldn't turn off my cellphone while in bed). There was a feeling that I never find anywhere else before and after.

Everytime I looked at the trading chart, I felt .. I don't know how to describe it. When we experienced some losses, I got to control myself not to be panic yet I myself wanted to rush into some actions. When we gained profits, I got to be calmed down too. Because if I got too excited about it then it could lead me to careless actions and could end up in losses.

The amazing speed of how the business moved was really something for me. It can be compared to how Michael Schumacher drives his F1..lol!

2007-01-19 23:50:47 · answer #6 · answered by Fun Fearless!! 6 · 0 0

I would have to say that the first time I felt my childs movement inside of me. It goes beyond an emotional feeling.
The little nudges of a distinctive heel or elbow. The pressures and ripple of little leggs kicking and stretching. A hiccup!
Totally amazing and humbling to have gotten the chance to experience.

2007-01-19 23:21:32 · answer #7 · answered by QueenBee 3 · 2 0

The 1st time I had Demerol. Not to sound like a junky, but it was beyond words. I received it in a medical setting, though.

2007-01-19 23:21:55 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

The most amazing feelig, when I met my nanny after 22 years !!! I felt like part of my heart returned to its place. In fact, my parents were studying (dad PHD & mom English course) in Pittsburgh, USA, when I was 2 months old - 2 years. They used to take me to her apartment every morning and I stay there for the whole day. I play with other kids there and her brothers, share with her family their holidays and all occasions. Actually, I became just like a member of her family and so attached to them. After my parents finished their studies, - I was 2 yrs old - I had to say good bye. She was sooo touched and heartbroken, and so do I. She gave my parents before farewell a " baby book" made it for me that contains a diary, so much details such as my first smile, step, tooth. one tiny diaper, brands of biscuites that I used to eat, My likes and dislikes..etc. Anyway, we went back home to Saudi Arabia, year after year I grew up but still I used to feel so much absence deep inside. My subcoscious mind was hiding so many beutiful memories and special feelings. We lost track of her sice my parents were so busy building out their life. In college, I decided to study English translation. December 2001, I was in the car getting back from college. I went to my mother and asked her about my book. She gave it to me and told me " You can read it now since you already know English" I took it and started reading every single word. Tears were rolling down my cheeks and felt so much yearning though I coildn't remember anything from those days. There was an inspiration in every single line and strong souls' connection that I couldn't express it in any way. At the end of the book, I found a letter that says in general that she loves me very much and her family, and that I was so special and gentle with people and even animals that she used to have. She explained how I brought joy to their life. She wants me to contact her when I grow up to see their own baby again. Then, I found her address, phone, her mom's adress and phone. I called her and someone answered me that she has moved to another house and she'll look for her number. She asked me to call after 5 minutes. I did and she gave me the number. I called, I just said " hello this is Ghada", she started crying like a mother found her real child after 20 years. She said " I was praying you contact me... I always think of you all the time...your pictures every were in my house ..."
Summer 2004, I went with my family to Toronto, Canada. She drove with her mother and daughter 8 hours from Pittsburgh to meet me there. Could you believe it!!!!! I met her after 22 years! We spent only 1 hour... but it's better than nothing. I felt like I owned the whole world and I'm the happiest person on earth. God bless her and bless all humanitarian people around the world.

Thank you for your question that gave me the chance to share my story with everybody.

2007-01-20 02:43:21 · answer #9 · answered by Ghada 1 · 0 0

Samadi (Hindu)!

When you are connected directly with God, no matter how humble you are, the bliss overwhelms you !

Not kidding.

I used to like sex too, and frendship, and love, and beauty, and truth, and fairness, and justice, and peace ... I still do.

Hope you can find it,

Jonnie

2007-01-19 23:50:17 · answer #10 · answered by Jonnie 4 · 0 0

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