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Originally posted by consigliere
reply to post by smithjustinb
But without a physical brain, there is no consciousness.No thoughts,no awareness, the "Great Nothing"
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by consigliere
reply to post by smithjustinb
But without a physical brain, there is no consciousness.No thoughts,no awareness, the "Great Nothing"
Not true. There is no longer "your" thoughts, or "your" "self"awareness, but thoughts and awareness live on, and you inhabit awareness itself without the brain.
Originally posted by laiguana
Actually we're already dead...we just don't know it yet.
While most people say death is a part of life...I prefer to say that life is a part of death. Death being the constant.
Originally posted by laiguana
Actually we're already dead...we just don't know it yet.
While most people say death is a part of life...I prefer to say that life is a part of death. Death being the constant.
Originally posted by consigliere
reply to post by smithjustinb
But without a physical brain, there is no consciousness.No thoughts,no awareness, the "Great Nothing"
Originally posted by marg6043
reply to post by consigliere
That is just the physical body limitations, even the bible exploits the meaning of a soul, as been without body, so if the bible even touch that part of consciousness is because even then ancient people knew about a life after a physical body.
Originally posted by consigliere
reply to post by smithjustinb
I dont doubt that one bit, while alive. What I do question is the ability to "link" with this physical existence after you no longer physically exist