Author Topic: Maybe reincarnation is true?  (Read 4646 times)

If reincarnation is true, life would be loving awesome. Commit Self Delete, then be reborn.

If reincarnation is true, life would be loving awesome. Commit Self Delete, then be reborn.
What if reincarnation took a really, really, long time to take place?
If you were reincarnated on the same planet, it would be so disorientating to go from one timeframe of knowledge to another one however many years later.

And it would probably be even more disorientating if you were reincarnated as some other lifeform in the universe, or what if you became the first organism somewhere else in the universe?
Life spent continuously splitting your single-cell self?
Or as some form of amoeba?

And just imagine if you kept your consiousness during all of that. You'd lose your sanity, probably after a couple of reincarnations. But then you have to wonder, how could anyone be sane then, if we're all just repetitively repeating consiousness's. It would be a very messed up world.

I guess if reincarnation were the case, you'd have to hope you didn't retain your consiousness, just because of all the understanding and renewal you have to go through. Life would also be extremely boring, and probably painful by the end, since you can never stop, and you just see too many things to carry on, yet nature makes you.


I see what you're saying Solid, but it doesn't quite work like that.

Yes, an exact replica of you has a possibility of being formed sometime in the human existence. But your memories and you in your entirety are just electrical waves inside your brain. Therefore, the replica you wouldn't be you.
I understand I'd have no memory of my past self, but I'm just saying it would be cool if some part of yourself went into another creature. And maybe you'd regain consciousness or something, I don't know.

Also yeah sir dooble is exactly correct in what I was thinking.

Also Altered stop being handicapped.

I would wish to choose what I could remember. That way you forget the bad stuff you did.

I don't see impossibility to reincarnation but what I'm confused about is if you will look through the new with the same eyes, like at the moment. You see it and you know what you see.
It's so confusing.
I see another guy and I wonder how it would be if I would see through his eyes and... suddenly a headache.

I don't see impossibility to reincarnation but what I'm confused about is if you will look through the new with the same eyes, like at the moment. You see it and you know what you see.
It's so confusing.
I see another guy and I wonder how it would be if I would see through his eyes and... suddenly a headache.
I used to get irked by this thought. Similar thoughts would come up randomly, when I suddenly get a moment where my mind switches, and I'm just... aware. Aware that I'm a mind in a body. As in, there's a fairly considerable disconnection between the two. But at the same time, both are perfectly in sync.
As in, I can control my body, and I can tell it exactly what to do. I think about, and properly think, about moving my arms and they'll move.
But as well, my arms will move by my bodies will without even being acknowledged by my mind.

I don't know what it is. It's just a random thing that occurs, but it's uncomfortable to think about all the same.

I'm guessing it's just where I overthink, like most people do, but also where my sentience is only a part of my brain, which is in turn, part of my body.
I could go on for ages and not make any sense, so I'll stop.

nope

A star exploding is well, a star exploding.
No matter is create or destroyed, even though it might appear to be that way.
First of all, you're an ignorant dumbstuff.
Secondly, more than just gas and energy comes out of a supernova. Where the hell else would any substance other than hydrogen or helium come from?

The most likely thing to happen to every single person on earth/all the matter that makes us up is we get absorbed by the sun when it expands or are simply sucked into a blackhole in the next X number of billion years. As long as we're not sucked up by a blackhole all bets are off and hell knows where the atoms that make us up might eventually get dropped off.

Infact I would safely bet that some of the matter in us at this moment was probably in use by another life form millions of years ago. somewhere.

It's truly amazing when you think about it. Almost incomprehensible.


actually, all matter sucked up by a black hole gets ejected eventually


actually, all matter sucked up by a black hole gets ejected eventually
Actually, we aren't quite sure about that.



technically your brain is generally used and taken into the bodies of microbes after decomposition

maybe i could be wrong though im not really too sure about this

but no you should not be certain about divine reincarnation the only way to prove it is to die and if nothing happens
that really suck

I read about this.
"Bridey Murphy"
While in a hypnotized state, Virginia* recalled living in a 15th century Irish house as Bridey Murphy, and even spoke in an Irish brogue when she was describing it. One odd coincidence is that her neightbors were the Brideys, if I recall right.
*I don't remember the rest of her name