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........if you died and found out there and then ,"hey Im still existing,i ainyt dead at all",then understood that you can go back and not just to this planet but any of thye billions that your qualified to enter,lbe it earthly,heavenly or hellish,well no one wants the hellish condition and it would be pretty hard to even get there you'd have to be realy evil for that.
imagine comin back as a kid again and a whole new life to start brand new experiences,foolowing up on old interests,i definitly want to be born with a gibson strapped to me,..I wonder how many lifetimes Bhethoven spent writing music,i mean symphony's at the age of 6,or something,makes you wonder!!!!!
then meating all those new people,and getting back to some old ones too,you could be your father's father next time around,give him a few slaps on the arse,a bit of karma never goes amiss
you know not every ghost story/mediumship/past life regression is lies,and as i said science cant explain everything
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so to awnser my question,even though im not atheist, ill emrace it with happiness-its gonna be another adventure ...peace!!!
I am an atheist, but being Buddhist I think it may be possible that we are reborn again.
Although personally I highly doubt it. I’m a very skeptical Buddhist.
I found it interesting that you mentioned that we could be our fathers father.
Very interesting. I hadn’t though much about the breaking of a time line.
Does your belief system teach that?
I am an atheist, but being Buddhist I think it may be possible that we are reborn again.
Although personally I highly doubt it. I’m a very skeptical Buddhist.
I found it interesting that you mentioned that we could be our fathers father.
Very interesting. I hadn’t though much about the breaking of a time line.
Does your belief system teach that?
Cheers,
Aeroman
the beleif system comes from vedic knowledge,and there definitly is inter-dimensional stuff in there somewhere,i dont know where youi'd find it peobly somewhere in the Bhagavatam's 30 vlumes.
also a day on the higher planets can be millions even billions of earth years,a day of Brahma is 4.2 billion years.
who knows i could be dead/left the body,for forty earth years and it could only feel like a couple pf minutes,once we step out of the body we step out of the time cycle,maybe I'm not too sure but te main focus is that the the soul is imperishable,can be destroyed,all we've ever known is existence,sometimes our consioussness is so small that we barely exist at all/like a bacteria or something-b ut although its awareness is very small,dosent mean its not aware,just very very ignorant.where as our own awareness our thoughts our deepness our spirituality can reach heights we dont even know exist,yet that is.
its said that we originate from a spiritual universe an eternal one,that our souls, which is us,covered bye matter,are eternal spiritual entity's that in our original state we are eternally full of bliss and knowledge,and since this is where we came from this is where we shall return/it can take a long time,all depends on the individual...........
Personally, I find the idea of the Christian heaven or hell unappetizing.
I'd accept reincarnation quite willingly.
As Peter Pan said, "To die would be an awfully big adventure"
My personal belief, that there is an afterlife, and however you lived your life is what you are stuck in forever.
So, if your true to yourself, and happy with your decisions, you'll be happy with your afterlife. If you lie to yourself, and live a life that doesn't make you truly happy, then you're in for a long afterlife.
Maybe there'll be a reset button, maybe we won't have the ability to think anymore, maybe we'll just die.
If reincarnation is something that happens, then we apparently don't remember any of it since most people can't remember before age 2 or 3. And of course we can't do any experiments with it, so it's not something that can be proved or disproved. Certainy there's a lot of anecdotal claims; my own mother swears she used to dream in French and somehow knew her way around New Orleans her first time there. But I've never heard of anyone claiming to recall an entire past life (except maybe some people with multiple personality disorder).
Now if I could have a do-over knowing what I already learned in this life.... that would be cool. To be five years old and explaining gene regulation to my kindergarten teacher.... To not have to go through the anxiety of the teenage years because it really is just a few years and not forever.... But even if reincarnation did happen, it doesn't work that way, so I don't spend much time thinking about something that won't really matter later.
If reincarnation is something that happens, then we apparently don't remember any of it since most people can't remember before age 2 or 3. And of course we can't do any experiments with it, so it's not something that can be proved or disproved. Certainy there's a lot of anecdotal claims; my own mother swears she used to dream in French and somehow knew her way around New Orleans her first time there. But I've never heard of anyone claiming to recall an entire past life (except maybe some people with multiple personality disorder).
Now if I could have a do-over knowing what I already learned in this life.... that would be cool. To be five years old and explaining gene regulation to my kindergarten teacher.... To not have to go through the anxiety of the teenage years because it really is just a few years and not forever.... But even if reincarnation did happen, it doesn't work that way, so I don't spend much time thinking about something that won't really matter later.
How many elderly people do you know that remember their entire life?
Hell, my grandfather can barely remember an hour ago, let alone years.
I think everyone has dreams where they wonder "where did that come from" where they thought they were someone different.
Not saying that proves reincarnation at all, just interesting.
Personally, I find the idea of the Christian heaven or hell unappetizing.
I'd accept reincarnation quite willingly.
As Peter Pan said, "To die would be an awfully big adventure"
My personal belief, that there is an afterlife, and however you lived your life is what you are stuck in forever.
So, if your true to yourself, and happy with your decisions, you'll be happy with your afterlife. If you lie to yourself, and live a life that doesn't make you truly happy, then you're in for a long afterlife.
Maybe there'll be a reset button, maybe we won't have the ability to think anymore, maybe we'll just die.
It'll be an awfully big adventure indeed
yeah i dont beleive in the christian version either,purely becuase i dont think it makes sense that your whole eternity is based on this one life.
when i mentioned heaven ,hell,earthly,i meant that these planets are all only temporary existences,you can move up and down depending on your actions ,if one is pious they can attain the heavenly planets,and so-on,but all are considered places of misery compared to the eternal spiritual sky(universe)which is forever expanding and completely made of spiritual energy,the supreme goal of life is to break free from the condition of material bondage ,where birth,death,old age and disease exiist even on the highest planetary system,but to free from all misery's is to break free from this karma bye way of yoga/devotion,one must become pure and free in their lifetime then the real universe awaits.
How many elderly people do you know that remember their entire life?
Hell, my grandfather can barely remember an hour ago, let alone years.
I think everyone has dreams where they wonder "where did that come from" where they thought they were someone different.
Not saying that proves reincarnation at all, just interesting.
its said that these lives are like dreams to the more real life we have on the spiritual plane,just like when we dream we become ignorant to who we really are,and its like we go through different bodies so it is with our original identity's as spiritual souls,and when you wake from a dream you start remembering your real life and the dream bodies you had start to fade away,so too when we wake from our spiritual slumber into the spiritual dimension all the billions of lifetimes we spent on the material platform will seem to be a quick flash and we start living our spiritual lives filled with transcendental ecstatic bliss that is forever getting better,we feel the same bliss that God feels,because thats what we are,pure love,we are the same in quality but not in quantity in our oriiginal state
If I could choose an afterlife system, it would be reincarnation. Bit I think that's just as much a fallacy as heaven or hell or any other afterlife.
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