>>40901836
This. If I get reincarnated back on this planet then I believe this truly may be some type of soul prison planet. Maybe scientology is on to something after all
Begging the question by presupposing rebirth. Non-existence isn't a state one occupies, it's simply the absence of existence. Time continues objectively regardless of whether consciousness is present to perceive it.
>>40901829 (OP)
End of what?
Majority of souls get fragmented, trimmed and gnawed at extremities, some of their parts will be recycled, others will be thrown to eaters.
Daily reminder that reincarnation will continue until the morale improves.
>>40901829 (OP)
No because you're the present moment itself and your body is just a character on the screen of consciousness. You think you're going into the future because your ego is creating illusions that feel real to keep you trapped, but you're totally crazy.
>>40902002
i dont either, but when you are asleep and dreaming you seem to be dead to the world but to you, you are still living, just elsewhere in some dream dimension. so upon death, its the same thing, frequencies shift but the state is the same
>>40901829 (OP)
What if there's other lives involved?
Wouldn't that mean that the infinite space on either side is now finite because the time experienced there is no longer infinite?
According to your graph, it tries to show the redundancy of life through comparison to the eternal. If that was the case, then that singular life would be the most important thing in the universe because the entirety of the infinite timeline requires its resolution.
>>40902049
Just before death you begin dreaming of a new reality you exist in and life through, once you die in that you dream a new one, this continues until something runs out of memory and it cascades up back to the original death and you properly die.
>>40901829 (OP)
This is what I've become more inclined to believe as I've gotten older. I think death is like a sort of checkout divider that's placed to separate one customers' groceries from another. Life is the "default" state, with death being the transformative state between the default state. Almost everything we can observe in our universe is cyclical, while I don't believe in karma, "reincarnation" is probably the closest to what's actually going on.
>>40901829 (OP)
“And it came to pass, that the beggar died, and was carried by the angels into Abraham’s bosom: the rich man also died, and was buried; And in hell he lift up his eyes, being in torments, and seeth Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom. And he cried and said, Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus, that he may dip the tip of his finger in water, and cool my tongue; for I am tormented in this flame.” (Luke 16:22-24)
You will always exist, in some form, there is no escape. Think about it logically, you were non-existent before you were born, but this time, no matter how long it was, didn't exist for you. So now you are and after you die, there will be an infinite amount of time passed and then you will exist again and it will feel like no time passed at all, it will feel like whatever it felt like you developed consciousness as a child in this life.
>>40903200
We have a triune nature just as God has, but not quite like this.
We are body, soul and spirit. Our soul, that is, what makes us "us" (the conscious part with all of our memories) communicates with the physical world through the body, but what actually gives life to our body is the spirit (call it breath of life).
Howbeit, once a person is born again in Christ Jesus, he receives another Spirit, God's Holy Spirit, which allows us to communicate directly with Him.
