Corrie's Bill Roach believes in Reincarnation! - Page 2

jaysay · 23-11-2011, 10:25

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Originally Posted by accyman

iv witnessed reincarnation

a local man left a local councilor with good intentions and came back a right arse

Ya its the self preservation society, I'm all right now up yours, for around another 3 years that is

alan7554 · 25-11-2011, 06:01

i believe in reincarnation its great it tastes great on fruit salad,also my ex wife believed in reincarnation,she came back as a cow

kestrelx · 25-11-2011, 17:43

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

My research into life after death reveals that reincarnation is optional.
I have already decided that I won't be coming back here - a free (from 3rd, physical, density) conciousness can explore the universe.

So where do all the Billions of people come from then Margaret?

I'm sure there'd be a lot here abouts coming back as pond life

and maybe if his name is to go by Bill was a Roach in his last life?

MargaretR · 25-11-2011, 18:31

If you aren't conversant with the concept of multiple dimensions and densities to existance then I can't think of a way to explain it to you.

The moment you recognise that what you percieve as solid matter is just energy vibrating at a low frequency you will begin to grasp the topic.

Multiple Dimensions

Doug · 26-11-2011, 00:02

Reincarnation is viable to my mind. (bearing in mind I'm ****ed as I Speke). I'm a committed Spiritualist. I firmly believe that you survive at least one life and I do think that being born again would be a option you choose to make. Would I come back, no way. The people I loved the most died far to early and the pain and regret as marked this life beyond redemption. If I died tomorrow I know I would be with my dad and those who have gone before, but if living this life with all it's regret and pain was worth it I'd choose to do it again, just to know those who had gone before me.

kestrelx · 26-11-2011, 09:55

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

If you aren't conversant with the concept of multiple dimensions and densities to existance then I can't think of a way to explain it to you.

The moment you recognise that what you percieve as solid matter is just energy vibrating at a low frequency you will begin to grasp the topic.

Multiple Dimensions

Well technically there could be identical planets to this existing on different dimensions or different places in space. Our brains are basically jelly, so that makes us very close to water. When you think that our brains are almost liquid you realise this world is an illusion as it's basically a product of our brains - that is our brains measure reality. When you explain reality it's an illusion. For example the sky is not really blue, it's a trick of light. It's also proven that you only see bits of reality and your brain makes the rest of it up off past experience. Colors are also not real.

So it is possible when we die that we just go into another world as a baby and have another life similar to this one.

jaysay · 26-11-2011, 10:09

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

Well technically there could be identical planets to this existing on different dimensions or different places in space. Our brains are basically jelly, so that makes us very close to water. When you think that our brains are almost liquid you realise this world is an illusion as it's basically a product of our brains - that is our brains measure reality. When you explain reality it's an illusion. For example the sky is not really blue, it's a trick of light. It's also proven that you only see bits of reality and your brain makes the rest of it up off past experience. Colors are also not real.

So it is possible when we die that we just go into another world as a baby and have another life similar to this one.

The mind really does boggle

MargaretR · 26-11-2011, 10:28

All sentient beings have souls which are different 'energy' inhabiting the physical matter body. This soul energy is indestructable, survives physical death, and has/is conciousness.

Consider this - If the physical 'us' is energy vibrating at a low enough wavelength to be detected by our senses, it is possible for other life forms to vibrate at a different frequency and alter it at their will (so appear and disappear).

jaysay · 26-11-2011, 10:56

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

All sentient beings have souls which are different 'energy' inhabiting the physical matter body. This soul energy is indestructable, survives physical death, and has/is conciousness.

Consider this - If the physical 'us' is energy vibrating at a low enough wavelength to be detected by our senses, it is possible for other life forms to vibrate at a different frequency and alter it at their will (so appear and disappear).

MargaretR · 26-11-2011, 11:03

Been tangoed have you?

Since you have had 'out of body' experience I didn't expect you to respond so negatively.

jaysay · 26-11-2011, 11:23

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Been tangoed have you?

Since you have had 'out of body' experience I didn't expect you to respond so negatively.

To be honest Margaret it bores the bejavours out of me

DaveinGermany · 26-11-2011, 14:26

Reincarnation or not, does someone know Doug ? Can they go round & see him for a chat & some company in this present life, let alone another, or am I reading too much into his comments ?

Gordon Booth · 26-11-2011, 14:33

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

When you think that our brains are almost liquid you realise this world is an illusion as it's basically a product of our brains - that is our brains measure reality. When you explain reality it's an illusion.

Try walking into a brick wall and see if that feels like an illusion of your brain!

We only get one go at life-when its gone it's gone, so make the best of it.
The only way you can live on is through your children and their children.
Why do some people have to think they are different than all other life? Why should sentient beings have souls but non-sentient don't? Look at the gene patterns, we're not that much different than a mouse so what makes us special?
Because we're sentient we have a selfish fear of death so we have to invent a second chance- eat, drink and be merry, there isn't a second chance!

groove · 26-11-2011, 14:45

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Try walking into a brick wall and see if that feels like an illusion of your brain!

We only get one go at life-when its gone it's gone, so make the best of it.
The only way you can live on is through your children and their children.
Why do some people have to think they are different than all other life? Why should sentient beings have souls but non-sentient don't? Look at the gene patterns, we're not that much different than a mouse so what makes us special?
Because we're sentient we have a selfish fear of death so we have to invent a second chance- eat, drink and be merry, there isn't a second chance!

Good post

jaysay · 26-11-2011, 15:02

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Try walking into a brick wall and see if that feels like an illusion of your brain!

We only get one go at life-when its gone it's gone, so make the best of it.
The only way you can live on is through your children and their children.
Why do some people have to think they are different than all other life? Why should sentient beings have souls but non-sentient don't? Look at the gene patterns, we're not that much different than a mouse so what makes us special?
Because we're sentient we have a selfish fear of death so we have to invent a second chance- eat, drink and be merry, there isn't a second chance!

Think you've got that spot on Gordon, I've never heard of anybody coming back for another tilt at life