dude you so on point
btw, I don't want to get reincarnated. i want to get free
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btw, I don't want to get reincarnated. i want to get free
Or as a leaf. Or a tree. Or a mayfly that only lives for 24 hours. Round and round and round she goes, where she stops nobody knows.
Or she just stops, time to get off the ride, except you're dead and no longer can discern any kind of perception, so you don't know that, only the people carrying your body do.
The end.
And that, my friend, is the reality of life. And death as well.
The End. No more. Nothing. You know nada.
I had this fear as well. In my personal belief system, and in many other spiritual people's beliefs as well, we choose to incarnate. I don't believe in the "reincarnation trap", that we're forced to re-incarnate again and again against our will. I believe that our soul chooses to return to earth in order to learn lessons, heal karma, or fulfill some kind of specific purpose. The soul isn't afraid to suffer because its main goal is to gain growth and mastery through overcoming adversity and hard times. That's why we may choose to incarnate into painful, difficult, or tragic circumstances because we can glean a lot of insight, growth, and development through the overcoming of obstacles and pain.
I do believe we have the free will as humans to put an end to our lives regardless, though. We may choose to re-incarnate again in order to learn or experience something we didn't experience in the last lifetime, but I don't believe it's a forced occurrence. I believe the soul "maps out" the general trajectory of a person's life on earth, and then we exercise our human free-will to make various choices throughout our lives that serve to help us learn life lessons and experience different outcomes and directions based upon those choices.
What is a 'soul' on your understanding? Is it an individual thing in the same way that a person is an individual?
Is it made of some form of energy, maybe not on the electromagnetic spectrum?
The soul is our whole self, the eternal and spiritual aspect of who we are. Soul exist eternally in the spirit world, which is always free from fear, suffering, and death, we choose a physical life as humans to know the experience of living in a domain where mortality is imminent.
When a being knows it can die, it changes everything. It creates fear and alters choices. When death is a potential occurrence, we think, say, and do things differently. We act out of survival. Even the possibility of injury, illness, or pain leads one to choose differently than if that person were immortal and invincible.
And this is why living a human life is such an intriguing challenge for our souls. It's not an easy challenge. It's not even necessarily fun. It simply creates a new paradigm from which to have new experiences, experiences our souls are unable to duplicate in the spiritual realm.
Superdeterminist
Enlightened
- Apr 5, 2020
- 1,873
I don't know what happens after death, but my suspicion is that we return to life as another conscious organism.Seeing how world works, based on rules and logic, despite there being a lot of unexplainable things in life - we are getting through it, I believe that there is nothing. Simple cease to exist.
However the notion of being ghost/spirit like entity and seeing how your family copes even if you can't help them sounds interesting to me. Or the same with reincarnation, though I would love to retain memories if so. Maybe if you reincernate you have the memories but "unable" to tell about them. Not something I believe in but it's a nice daydreaming thought coming to my mind from time to time lol.I believe that's the most likely case when we die, I just don't think it's in a way most people see it as in if you do your bidding right on this planet you can ''evolve'' into the next state in your next life or whatever, I believe it's in a different form that we'll never know obviously.
I just refuse to believe death is that simple, there's no proof of what happens after death. Out of everything that exists in this crazy fucking world, our universe and how complex and complicated things are, and for death to be so simple is insane to me, if something was that simple wouldn't we know the answer to ''consciousness'' and what exactly happens after death by now?
EssenceFocus
Student
- Sep 28, 2020
- 131
Yes, it is simple. If scientists would take the concept of life after death into consideration, then they would know the answer, what it is all about, too.
gayscal3xo
Member
- Sep 25, 2020
- 25
I believe in reincarnation simply because all matter comes from somewhere so why not recycled matter, some thinks on the planet are in fact made from dead objects or thinks from another life time so why not people.
But i also believe that reincarnation can be kinda bad because I see it as a karmatic thing, like if ur a really bad person, you will be brought back as something you despise. And in my case I'm hoping I've been a good enough of a person to come back as something good.I don't believe in reincarnation or anything spiritual because there is no scientific proof of such things.Similar threads
