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Do you think consciousness lives on?
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I was raised catholic but I am no longer practicing. I do believe that the energy inside us lives on passed the point of death. In fact you may find this short video interesting even if you are coming from a more scientific perspective.
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I will never be able to say "yes, I do" or "nope, I don't"
I was raised as a Catholic too and I ended up hating all religions because it's obvious (all) most of them lie. (I still respect believers, though)
But consciousness...it's so mysterious! Just what the hell is it?
What if we're in a simulation just like in Matrix? There are many videos about it. Even Elon Musks believes in this theory! lol
The brain acting as a receiver of consciousness rather than a producer of it isn't something I know enough about. I'll need better evidence and stuff. In regards to suicide/death I don't see how the receiver hypothesis checking out would change anything.
No, and certainly not in the strict sense of the word.
Some believe that haunted places are simply places where there was a lot of traumatic energy left behind from the consciousness of those who died.
Not even necessarily that they died in that spot, but that they suffered there, and "something" was left over, from the excess amount of conscious energy they pushed forth. Just something I've heard, not sure how scientific this type of thing is. Maybe that relates to what you're talking about?
Definitely not. Wack someone on the head hard enough, they lose consciousness. They might even sustain brain damage that alters their personality. And that's just from a wack on the head. Now imagine what happens when your brain gets cremated with the rest of your body....yeah. Goodbye consciousness. (Same goes for being buried, and other means of disposing of your body).
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I believe that yes. Out of body experiences near death, near death experiences and children remembering their past life are the things that make me believe it does continue after death. Also, the first rule of thermodynamics that energy can neither be created nor destroyed. I don't believe in death, I believe in the death of the body
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There are too many convincing stories and experiences for me not to believe in some kind of life after death. I mean we are carbon based life forms, therefore energy can't be destroyed. So maybe this is a dream like simulation like worn out life was talking about. Who knows for sure, but we will all find out one way or the other. Look into Dr Raymond Moody if you are interested more about this stuff. In particular his best selling book life after life. I mean how do you explain somebody being dead waay past the point of return and then being revived. I don't mind if nothing happens after the body expires but I am open to it. Yes I think so too Aloken.
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There are too many convincing stories and experiences for me not to believe in some kind of life after death. I mean we are carbon based life forms, therefore energy can't be destroyed. So maybe this is a dream like simulation like worn out life was talking about. Who knows for sure, but we will all find out one way or the other. Look into Dr Raymond Moody if you are interested more about this stuff. In particular his best selling book life after life. I mean how do you explain somebody being dead waay past the point of return and then being revived. I don't mind if nothing happens after the body expires but I am open to it. Yes I think so too Aloken.
There are too many convincing stories and experiences for me not to believe in some kind of life after death. I mean we are carbon based life forms, therefore energy can't be destroyed. So maybe this is a dream like simulation like worn out life was talking about. Who knows for sure, but we will all find out one way or the other. Look into Dr Raymond Moody if you are interested more about this stuff. In particular his best selling book life after life. I mean how do you explain somebody being dead waay past the point of return and then being revived. I don't mind if nothing happens after the body expires but I am open to it. Yes I think so too Aloken.
I don't see the correlation between us living atleast 24 hours after our heart stops, equating that our consciousness travels to an insect or, another alien species living in one of the other billion planets.
And like if you're saved before you're "dead" you weren't dead in the first place. You just needed to be saved, before your brain rotted.
A simulation or god argument is the only valid reasoning for an afterlife, and that's because you simply can't disprove what you can't see,
Lots of people have convicing stories of god, but I won't belive it till I have proven evidence, because that's what sane people do.
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I agree that there is probably some sort of continuation of consciousness, but not as we experience it now. These identities/egos that we deal with in human form probably are not the same. Which is not necessarily bad since this place is so messed up.
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I've given this a fair bit of thought, and I have a small theory. Before you were born, you didn't exist for billions of years. And now all of a sudden you do. There's another theory out there that states given an infinite amount of time, literally everything that can happen, will happen. So applying that logic to death, I think that it's likely that you'll experience consciousness again. May be another 14 billion years from now, and you won't remember this life, but it'll happen.
I mean whatever happens happens but if we do go on as a higher state of consciousness it might not be so bad to live on, so long as it is better than what many of us are experiencing now. re-incarnation or hell are scary things to envision but I don't believe in neither. If anything this meat suit existence is a kind of hell or purgatory.
I think NOthing survives death I believe in NOTHINGNESS We humans just can't get that we actually are not more than a bacteria or a plant or like any other animal. That of being more intelligent wants us to believe there must be something special for us in the afterlife That's just our ego thinking, because truth is there is nothing there after all is said and done. Greetings beautiful community :)
I think NOthing survives death I believe in NOTHINGNESS We humans just can't get that we actually are not more than a bacteria or a plant or like any other animal. That of being more intelligent wants us to believe there must be something special for us in the afterlife That's just our ego thinking, because truth is there is nothing there after all is said and done. Greetings beautiful community :)
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