December 23rd, 2009 
Dr. Jay Polmar Beliefs determine how we see, interact and experience the world around us. Beliefs are ideas that are made after repetition and contemplation that are accepted as truth and reality and therefore impact how we see life.
Belief and knowledge are often in conflict. The difference might be subtle, but substantial. Knowledge is something that you and others, who might be considered experts in that field, consider to be true and there is reasonable, plausible, and provable scientific explanation for that knowledge.
A belief on the other hand is founded on personal experience or faith.
To many people require you to accept their belief based on blind faith. Belief is not a fact and therefore usually not provable beyond a shadow of a down.
Remember, it wasnt long ago that people believed the world is flat, and that we thought women were witches, hunted them down, and burned them.
Welcome to belief, which is based on superstitions, or blindness.
Ignorant humans who once believed that the Earth was the center of the universe, and that it was flat. Really demonstrated that what really was FLAT was the human ability to think outside the box and perceive something that others could not perceive.
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