Life after death, (its been done before) - Page 2

Tinkerbelle · 26-11-2006, 23:46

Hmmm, I used to have a re-occurring dream that I was a young catholic (I'm not catholic) girl, about 17 years old, sat on the steps of a church crying. I knew I was catholic in the dream but have never known the reason I was crying, I just know it was for something really bad that happened. It seems real, when I wake up I still felt the distress the young catholic girl was feeling but didn't know why. Thankfully I haven't had the dream for about 12 month now. Us humans are a weird bunch

katex · 26-11-2006, 23:51

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Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

Have you ever visited a new town in the course of your work, or on holiday,and found yourself at your destination with no guide or assitance from anyone, uncanny is it not, you know you have been there before, but have you?

No, have always had to rely on a map, although some town/village centres are very similar, and could believe same planner, and I have travelled all over the U.K. for work.

I don't believe in an afterlife at all, blah, blah, blah, but respect other people's beliefs if it helps them to live a better life whilst they are here.

I like to think that just being a good person is satisfying (Ok speaking yer mind now and then doesn't count .. OK !

) Just want to enjoy now what years I have got left, just in case there aint nowt else.

Ianto.W. · 27-11-2006, 00:22

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katexI don't believe in an afterlife at all, blah, blah, blah, but respect other people's beliefs if it helps them to live a better life whilst they are here.

It would be nice to have a quick look over the 'other side', will I need a toothbrush? Is there anyone to avoid, if you can, it's hard enough to do that here, seriously katex you would if you got chance.

cashman · 27-11-2006, 00:23

last thing anyone could accuse me of = being a bible basher but i honestly believe there is an afterlife i.e. you croak but yer soul lives on,i have seen too many things personally in my life to think any differant,can understand why some people do not think so,but dont really give a rats,thats there opinion an there entitled to it.

WillowTheWhisp · 27-11-2006, 00:29

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Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

Have you ever visited a new town in the course of your work, or on holiday,and found yourself at your destination with no guide or assitance from anyone, uncanny is it not, you know you have been there before, but have you?

I've had that kind of experience. Feeling that a town is familiar and you know just where to go to get to something or somewhere but you also know you've never actually been there before.

We had an interesting experience when Mimi was just a toddler. We went somewhere none of us had ever been before but she chirped up that she knew the place and had been there "years ago" - she was no more than 3 at the time. We just laughed and told her she hadn't. But then she described a large factory building which was further down the road - and we eventually came to it, exactly where she said it was.

I believe that we existed as spirits before we were born into our bodies and perhaps when something like this happens we have seen these places before we were born, whilst we were still spirits. There are a couple of brief mentions of life before birth in the Bible but it isn't dwelt on much so maybe it isn't something we need to know as much about as much as having faith in life after death.

WillowTheWhisp · 27-11-2006, 00:34

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Originally Posted by katex

I don't believe in an afterlife at all, blah, blah, blah, but respect other people's beliefs if it helps them to live a better life whilst they are here.

I know people who don't believe in life after death yet still live good moral lives on earth and those of us who do have a faith can often make a pigs dinner of trying to behave as we know we should. It's not entirely about standards and way of living. It's got more to do with knowing where you hope to be going and knowing this isn't the be-all and end-all.

Ianto.W. · 27-11-2006, 00:36

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willowthewhisp I've had that kind of experience. Feeling that a town is familiar and you know just where to go to get to something or somewhere but you also know you've never actually been there before.

The reason I raised the subject willow, is it has happened to myself on several occasions, what form we will appear in is in the good Lords hands, on a lighter note I hope it is not as next doors cat.

cashman · 27-11-2006, 00:38

not a new town as such,but once apparently i spoke fluent french to a lady on little blackburn road, and i dont know any french (past ER verbs etc) the lady who could speak it told me i was fluent a couple of days after. that little story is GOSPEL.

WillowTheWhisp · 27-11-2006, 00:38

I wouldn't mind being one of our cat's They've got the life of Riley!

WillowTheWhisp · 27-11-2006, 00:40

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Originally Posted by cashman

not a new town as such,but once apparently i spoke fluent french to a lady on little blackburn road, and i dont know any french (past ER verbs etc) the lady who could speak it told me i was fluent a couple of days after. that little story is GOSPEL.

Do you know what you said to her?

Tinkerbelle · 27-11-2006, 00:43

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

I wouldn't mind being one of our cat's They've got the life of Riley!

In another life, I'd love to be that fly on the wall

Ianto.W. · 27-11-2006, 00:45

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Originally Posted by cashman

not a new town as such,but once apparently i spoke fluent french to a lady on little blackburn road, and i dont know any french (past ER verbs etc) the lady who could speak it told me i was fluent a couple of days after. that little story is GOSPEL.

Well I've heard it all now, talk about tall stories, your pulling it cashman, is that all she taught you?

cashman · 27-11-2006, 00:51

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Well I've heard it all now, talk about tall stories, your pulling it cashman, is that all she taught you?

unlike some mate i dont bullsh**.

steeljack · 27-11-2006, 00:53

sorry ,after living in 3 war zones (Rhodesia,Zaire,Iran) and seeing what man can do to other men, women and children I am convinced we (humans) are no better than animals with a very thin veneer of civilization , though that doesn't stop me from hoping that there is something on the 'other' side ........didn't someone once say ......."there is no such thing as an atheist on his deathbed"

Ianto.W. · 27-11-2006, 00:55

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Originally Posted by cashman

unlike some mate i dont bullsh**.

Sorry put it like that I have to believe you, you didn't happen to get her name did you?