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Originally posted by eyes0wide0open
reply to post by ButtUglyToad
I sure hope so!
But I just wish I could take all my memories from this life onto my next
Originally posted by el1jah
reply to post by tauristercus
I dont think your experience is base enough to think there is nothing beyond the brain function.
Originally posted by blocula
When we sleep and when we dream, time no longer exists. Hours of sleep go by instantly!
Are we seeing the after life that is waiting for us whenever we dream...
edit on 20-10-2011 by blocula because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by blocula
This question is one of the great mysteries of humanity. ...
Originally posted by el1jah
reply to post by ButtUglyToad
From my understanding, time, matter, energy, all are the same... even spirit and ideas are made of the same thing, and they are all physical one way or another. That which is not physical is the observer, the soul, the Purusha, it is what is the center of each being and animal, it is the very thing that makes us aware, and we all share it.
This perfect center has attatched to it the various ideas that make us us. The primary idea I believe is ego/(asmita) that idea brings each of us into existence in the first place, in one sense, rather than enjoying the pure joy of the Soul, we look with it, out into the idea of seperateness, and then into the various other forms of ignorance that eventually leads us to be so different from eachother, until we just plain forget we are actually the infinte soul.
then we have conversations about what happens after death lol
Originally posted by l_e_cox
Originally posted by blocula
This question is one of the great mysteries of humanity. ...
Try reading Scientology: A History of Man pp 109-111.
"One of the great mysteries of humanity" was being solved in the early 1950's.
Why is this book so unknown by people after all this time, to the extent that they will not even bring it up as an example of a laughable fantasy?
If you read the whole book, you might begin to get some idea of why the subject Hubbard spent 30 years of his life developing and teaching is either ignored or condemned in the mainstream media and the sciences.
Originally posted by stellify
Great to get so many replies on an OP made up of purely stating the obvious.
Of course everyone will know the truth about life and death when they die.
Writing "The Truth" in capital letters does not make it mystical or offer insight.