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originally posted by: UniFinity
a reply to: FormOfTheLord
haha!
what great wisdom you posses dear Sir!
PRAISE FOTL!
but honestly. The point of my quote is about karma, the point of yours is nonsense, you could at least try
If you don't think karma is real universal force than that is your choice and I respect that. But is there a need to respond so foolishly. Why are you asking such questions if you don't want to accept a valid answer?
Padmasambhava is and was one of the most famous Buddha now and in the past. He should have known something...his teaching are even today respected and learned by Buddhists.
originally posted by: Informer1958
DEATH IS AN ILLUSION CREATED BY OUR CONSCIOUSNESS, SAYS QUANTUM PHYSICS
"The study of consciousness has gained a huge amount of attention over the past decade as we begin to not only realize more about the true nature of our world, but as the growing desire to truly discover ourselves becomes something we can’t ignore any longer.
Quantum physics may have just proven that there is an afterlife. Scientist Robert Lanza claims that the theory of biocentrism teaches that death as we know it is an illusion created by our consciousness.
Professor Robert Lanza claims that life creates the universe, and not the other way around. Lanza is no newbie to controversy. He has been working with cloning and stem cell research for over a decade and with his new book Biocentrism, he is attracting even more controversy. While his ideas are ahead of their time, it doesn’t help that the current scientific community is very opposed to new ideas and change.
This means space and time doesn’t exist in the linear fashion we think it does and he uses the famous double-split experiment to illustrate his point. According to Lanzas study, if space and time aren’t linear, then death can’t exist in any real sense either. When it comes to these ideas, they are usually known on an intuitive level and later move towards being proven at a scientific level.
I personally feel that we give so much weight to our rational, objective left brained mind that we lose sight of a world that exists right alongside it. There is a whole other side to us and this world that we close ourselves off to in order to stay as scientific as possible. This is one of the greatest hindrances we can put ourselves through as one of the most powerful tools we have, our intuition/heart brain, is then cast aside. The same thinking that allows us to realize amazing scientific discoveries can also get us stuck in scientific delusions should we not stay open to change.
We are seeing this in a huge way as we look at the divides that are being created in the medical and scientific fields. Some are holding onto old ways, while others see what has been right in front of us the whole time, simply by thinking with more than just the mind (with the heart.) It’s important to note that although these ideas seem and are profound, they have been known for a long while but simply have not been accepted by current culture ( via truththeory.com )." copied. READ MORE:
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Do you believe that death is an illusion created by our consciousness?
This makes sense to me, as I have always believe there is an after life. I had many experiences in my life and had contact from deceased love ones, and still do.
I believe the deep subconscious lies outside our bodies.
So ATSer's what your take that death is an illusion?
originally posted by: Shiloh7
a reply to: FormOfTheLord
Interesting question whose running the show because of the length of time the show has been going on for - do they die or simply last or perpetually renew?
With regression I have always found it is purely linked to someone's life at such and such a period of time - there is no other focus except on what is happening during the era they are living through and their location when they are regressed. Never have I had an issue with anyone about angels, or whatever spiritual persuasion they are linked to, only their circumstances and something that traumatised them in some respect.
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: FormOfTheLord
Come on really? You believe in gods of ancient-egyptian to Roman mythology?
It is a nice thought thou, considering your contributions to the alien discussions...
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: FormOfTheLord
No, don't say that life can be wonderfull! Mine sucks currently but you never know what the next stage is.
The higher vibration thing is how i interpret the akashic records. I was shocked when i googled it the other day...
Anyhoo, you might be right, but i guess it has it's downsides to live without time and space.
Aren't some of the greeks actually historical figures? I know one is for sure, what's his name? Aaaaaa.... I don't know. Maybe the others were big farmers, wealthy vips of the time? Archetypes, humans pah, they are all the same...
originally posted by: jimmyx
no one can explain death, due to the fact that no one has experienced death, and come back to explain it. it's still only an opinion.
originally posted by: Shiloh7
a reply to: spirit_horse
I was glad to read you retained you're 'you' whilst having died. That in itself and what you remember is fascinating but it doesn't surprise me in the slightest. I worked as a clinical hypnotherapist and regression is a normal tool which provides good insights into things - basically that people can't explain to themselves or why certain behaviour/coping mechanisms click in before they have time to even think. (I don't mean the automatic actions such as pushing someone out of the way of an oncoming car, just the dealing with everyday situations.
When you regress someone back through past lives its always them, regardless of the body, time or place.
I have also always had an instinctual feeling that life and us power the universe. Sheldrake's morphic resonance talks of our putting up energy around our planet that affects what happens on it. (I read this decades ago when he first presented his theory and it made me wonder how far out our energy could 'tilt the windmill'.
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
a reply to: spirit_horse
Completely different circumstances but when I left my body I thought my body couldn't breathe if I wasn't in there which scared me back into my body. I can relate to what you're saying.