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bill38
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Are we all prisoners?
Aug 4th, 2005 at 5:30pm
 
Hi,

This may seem like a silly question but whilst we are alive on this earth we have to endure our every day problems and then when we die, if there is an after life, we have to endure more various states of existence. According to this website the suicide victims end up in some miserable grey fog and some end up in better states of existence but it still looks like a never ending endurance test to me that no one can escape from. We are stuck in a system of spiritual life.

What is worse is that the system has no morality whatsoever.If someone kills themselves I would show them tremendous sympathy but your system throws them into some dark mist which  is immoral.

Also I don't really care if there is no life after death because if I have no consciousness, I cannot suffer.

I would like to think that I am a highly compassionate human being but it's hard to live a totally happy life when there is so much suffering all around me. To become happy it is sometimes easier to ignore the suffering and get on with my own selfish life but I cannot do that.

Life=suffering
God=immoral

Have you ever thought what will happen to your theories of life when the earth gets hit by a asteroid and blows up?
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Reply #1 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 12:01pm
 
Bill said: Have you ever thought what will happen to your theories of life when the earth gets hit by a asteroid and blows up?
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yes, I have. but heres a more mind stumping question: maybe you are already dead and don't know it but have been placed in an area to continue to believe you are alive.

prisoners? then we must find who has the keys....

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Re: Are we all prisoners?
Reply #2 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 12:13pm
 
I love it Alysia. Or maybe we're all dreaming and at night when we sleep (or so we think we do), we're in reality.

Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream.....
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,
life is but a dream Wink

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Reply #3 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 3:27pm
 
Hi,

I wish I knew where to find the keys but I don't.

Another question worth considering is why does n't God create us perfectly from day one so that we can go direct to heaven and not have to go through many lives of suffering.

Also why does God never show his face. He simply remains a mystery and then we end up with competing religions all trying to kill each other.

The worst thing of all is the food chain. We have animals eating animals which is totally barbaric.

It seems to me that God does not exist but perhaps the devil does because life is so cruel.

I can see that I will never get the answers to my questions because nobody has the answers.
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Reply #4 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 3:43pm
 
Hi bill38,
my answer is: The tales that are told in most churches about god are not true. God is not like a big sized human with human attributes.
Right?--spooky
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Reply #5 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 4:07pm
 
well, you have the answers...for yourself.. your answers are not my answers, but sometimes we can agree and rejoice in that. one thing I noticed about life is when I'm down, tomorrow somehow looks different; nothing stays the same, not even a bad mood, or a state of depression. but I think u have to read books, and study and meditate, ask for help, do everything u can to help yourself out of the pits. I think I know where you're at as I think I've been there. all I can do is share what I did to get out of it...and what I did is not the only way, so if u want to know, I got mad. I said I was leaving this planet..lol..wheres my spaceship?  I meant I was going to follow hubby into the great beyond. but before I did I offered a deal. I've always spoken aloud to the air. well, the air responded. might not work for you though, but you could try getting mad (don't punch anyone) state what u need to the air, then sit back and wait, I mean release the need to have instant satisfaction. guides will assist you in the right direction. after all, haven't you had enough of survival of the fittest idea?

that reminds me....I was raising ducks. love of my life. ducks...darn, I love ducks...built a pen and darn if a coon didn't get in there and tear one of my ducks up real bad, but didn't kill him, just left him bloody and featherless..he could have at least managed to put him out of his misery...but no....took my duck to the vet..here's the innane conversation:
yes mam?
it's my duck...could u put him to sleep please?
yes, mam, you say it's your dog you need to euthanize?
It's d-u-c-k, duck and could somebody hurry please, he's suffering.
just a minute mam, I'll check who's available on staff, please have a seat.
five minutes later a vet says to bring my dog in.
it's  a duck! is this the first time somebody brought in a duck? it's a pet duck, does anyone have feelings for a duck or am I crazy?

the world started to suck back then. I got to thinking about coons. it must have been starving to death and I couldn't get mad at it. the failure was mine. I was just learning how to keep safe my own. mother nature can be cruel or kind or indifferent. deal with it. I took the right action by taking the duck in. that's the best I could do. so u do the best you can do and keep shining your light when it's dark out there. like I said before you can't always get what you want but you can get what you need. let me know if you are inspired (hee, the objective) if not I may have to change my approach...I do care if that helps any. love, alysia
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Reply #6 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 4:20pm
 
Bill said: Quote:
Also why does God never show his face. He simply remains a mystery and then we end up with competing religions all trying to kill each other.
God does show his face. Just look in the mirror. Look at everyone else. We are all sparks of God.  Roll Eyes

Alysia, I have a friend here who has a dozen ducks, has had them for years. They are her babies. When something is wrong with one of her babies, she takes it to the vet. She even had to take one to the vet once to have help with laying an egg that was too big. I went with her to the vets once with a duck on my lap, one on my feet and one between us.  The rest were in the back seat of the car. This was a few years ago when I lived here before. She used to send me duck feathers in her letters when she had moved to Arizona for awhile. Wink

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Reply #7 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 4:22pm
 
Quote: Another question worth considering is why does n't God create us perfectly from day one so that we can go direct to heaven and not have to go through many lives of suffering.

Great question...
Well, if you think of Creation as Art....have you never gotten lost in the process of creating a picture or a poem, not knowing how it would turn out?  Have you looked at a manual and thought, what a great technique, but then gone on and created your own free-for-all?  That is art.  The free-for-all.  Pure expression.  We are that pure expression and we are marvelous to behold.  We are so amazing that nothing gets thrown away....

love, blink
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Reply #8 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 4:25pm
 
Great answer Blink. I totally agree with you. Wink

Blessings, Mairlyn Wink
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Reply #9 - Aug 5th, 2005 at 4:28pm
 
wow Blink, I like the way you put that. I'm gonna reread this. we are self creators, we are works of art, we are free to do this with ourselves. love, alysia

oh yes, make a bold splash of color on the canvas of life.
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Reply #10 - Aug 6th, 2005 at 4:41pm
 
Hi Alysia,

You suggested that I might already be dead but I'm not aware of it. Well I have a physical body with a pulse so i can't be dead physically at least. My body will die some day so then I really will be dead.

Although we may all be part of god I still feel fairly powerless. It's true that I can only do the best I can but sometimes I feel that is not enough.

Getting through life is much easier if you become insensitive. For example, when we had the Tsunami disaster it did not affect me because i could not relate to it. It was like I was whatching a Hollywood movie that was purely fictional. In this respect I was insensitive but this helped to maintain my good spirits.However, when I heard that a girl recently killed herself because she appeared to be overwhelmed with exams and academia I felt very bad. Perhaps it's because I can relate to her situation and because I believe most suicides are very avoidable. I wish I could have done something to help her..

I'm starting to believe in the saying "ignorance is bliss" but having this attitude is very selfish and not one that I will ever adopt.
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Reply #11 - Aug 6th, 2005 at 5:12pm
 
I'm sorry I confused you.
Bill said: You suggested that I might already be dead but I'm not aware of it. Well I have a physical body with a pulse so i can't be dead physically at least. My body will die some day so then I really will be dead.
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let me explain better. when you are dead you still have a body. you have a duplicate of your physical body and it feels like physical flesh, in that it feels warm, with the same texture and so on. that is why many folk who cross over continue on thinking that they are still sick from the illness that they just died of. but only for a time. that is why I made a little joke that fell flat for you. but this is the reason a miniority of us can get stuck thinking we are still in the physical universe, because we know we are still ourselves, and we appear as to be as physical as before death. this is what a retriever does, is let them know they are on another plane of existance now and have less limitation of that physical body they still feel themselves to be within.
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I can tell you are a very compassionate person Bill, and if it helps any, I was not affected by the Tsunami either, 9/11 yes, Tsunami, no. I don't think you need to be down on yourself for insensitivity issues.

with love and light, alysia
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Reply #12 - Aug 6th, 2005 at 6:11pm
 
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Bill said:
God does show his face. Just look in the mirror. Look at everyone else. We are all sparks of God.  Roll Eyes

Alysia, I have a friend here who has a dozen ducks, has had them for years. They are her babies. When something is wrong with one of her babies, she takes it to the vet. She even had to take one to the vet once to have help with laying an egg that was too big. I went with her to the vets once with a duck on my lap, one on my feet and one between us.  The rest were in the back seat of the car. This was a few years ago when I lived here before. She used to send me duck feathers in her letters when she had moved to Arizona for awhile. Wink

with Love, Mairlyn  Grin

Wow, Mairlyn..as I read what Bill wrote, I had the same thought:  Look in the mirror.

As I read down (I find I embarass myself less if I read all the posts before posting Grin) and read you had the same thought..all I could think was "wow"..that must be right on, confirmation and all that Wink
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Reply #13 - Aug 6th, 2005 at 6:56pm
 
and Mair, I forgot to say thanks to remind me I am not so looney tunes. that there are animal people, some into birds, some into horses, some into whatever but it's all the same to me, it's all life in many forms. you seem to know some of the neatest characters! love, alysia
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Reply #14 - Aug 6th, 2005 at 7:21pm
 
Shirley, that's very cool. Wink  Sometimes I don't read all the posts and then embarrass myself. LOL

Alysia, you wouldn't believe some of the characters I've met since my husband died and I really got started on my spiritual path. Well, I really didn't realize it was my spiritual path til many years later. Shocked I keep thinking about starting a book too but don't seem to have time. I should have time since I don't work.............but being a LightWorker keeps me pretty busy on the computer.  Roll Eyes

Love You Guys, Mairlyn  Grin
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