I respect your point of view to imagine and believe into reincarnation. Actually it is a very nice association. But as long as there are no real facts hinting in this direction, in my eyes it is kind of wishful thinking ... I cannot exclude the possibility completely, but according to what I know I consider it as not to be very likely ... Maybe we will know it after our physical death. :-)
There are interesting works: Osho Rajnishi, Carlos Castaneda, Raymond Moody and others.
This is certainly an amateur.
But the fact that we are not only a physical body but something more is a fact.
Plus consciousness and subconsciousness.
But we do not control our physical processes consciously.
Kind of like a driver in a car.
Do not stop at one point of view - be in constant search.
:-)
But the fact that we are not only a physical body but something more is a fact.
I am not convinced about that "fact" though. :) (I know about descriptions of near-death experiences etcetera, but without to open a full topic here, I just conclude that for now I am not yet convinced ... there are some biochemical explanations for these phenomenons as well.)
Do not stop at one point of view - be in constant search.
:-)
I am always open to new findings: if something convinces me I am ready to change my point of view. I should emphasize again that I didn't write that any kind of reincarnation would be impossible by definition (I just don't know enough). But in general I don't believe in things which I cannot verify (I consider some of them as theoretically possible, but so far see no concrete reason to believe in them).
Are you also open to review your points of view? :)
Yes, I also try to make sure of personal experience. But you can come to some things logically. Look carefully at the history of mankind. Everything is based on the physical which is reduced to zero at the end of life.
In addition, all people are born like the same. But in terms of development they are different. And if we take ourselves then we feel ourselves eternally living. Despite the fact that we were born once and one day we die.
Take the physics. Scientists came to the need to recognize the existence of dark matter. Although they can not prove this physically.
I respect your point of view to imagine and believe into reincarnation. Actually it is a very nice association. But as long as there are no real facts hinting in this direction, in my eyes it is kind of wishful thinking ... I cannot exclude the possibility completely, but according to what I know I consider it as not to be very likely ... Maybe we will know it after our physical death. :-)
There are interesting works: Osho Rajnishi, Carlos Castaneda, Raymond Moody and others.
This is certainly an amateur.
But the fact that we are not only a physical body but something more is a fact.
Plus consciousness and subconsciousness.
But we do not control our physical processes consciously.
Kind of like a driver in a car.
Do not stop at one point of view - be in constant search.
:-)
Are you also open to review your points of view? :)
Yes, I also try to make sure of personal experience. But you can come to some things logically. Look carefully at the history of mankind. Everything is based on the physical which is reduced to zero at the end of life.
In addition, all people are born like the same. But in terms of development they are different. And if we take ourselves then we feel ourselves eternally living. Despite the fact that we were born once and one day we die.
Take the physics. Scientists came to the need to recognize the existence of dark matter. Although they can not prove this physically.