I believe I make a compelling case for reincarnation in my blog  Onward to Infinity http://onwardtoinfinity.blogspot.com/

Isn't reincarnation life after life?  If reincarnation  is a result of natural evolution, recall other than for abilities and knowledge, holds no benefit for the species unless total recall is necessary to carrying on a previous life's work.

Our thoughts  are energy. Energy at rest is entropy and our energy will be at rest once it is deprived of all sensory input unless there is a process that allows the transfer of new energy.  All that exists does so under the laws of physics that govern the universe.

Has enybody remember being in the afterlife.I know we have one.but all I know is from birth to birth.that does not mean there is no afterlife.we just dont remember being there when we are born

capt_infinity wrote on Mar 9^th, 2011 at 8:19pm:


You are assuming that we humans have senses only capable of detecting physical reality input.  From my experience we humans also have what could be called our "nonphysical senses."  We use these to percieve nonphysical reality input.  Some of these nonphysical senses are corollaries to our physical senses, but are a much broader range of sensory experience.  These senses, again from my experience, continue after physical death and so while your assumption that
"Our ... deprived of all sensory input " could lead to your conclusion, sensory input in my opinion, continues after physical death, it is nonphysial reality input, and this conflicts with your conclusion.

Your statement that "All that exists does so under the laws of physics that govern the universe" in my opinion neglects the existence of nonphysical realities, such as various afterlife realities.  These nonphysical realities, judging by the experience of hundreds upon hundreds workshop participants, verifiable exist, as do the nonphysical senses we use to percieve within them.

Bruce

Every afterlife and reincarnation theory is based on a "belief" regarding "Self". Most "self" experiences are a "statistical" approaches to being "human", according to "manual" (involuntary imitation included). But do you really know what you are and what you are made of (and in what way)? Most if not all of such knowns are assumptions (ways of becoming what you believe to be).

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While I applaud the scientific community and left-brained chat/post-ers (seriously, I am in awe since I don't consider myself to be cut of that cloth)  I can only relate from my perspective. And that is from my own reincarnation experience that made me a believer.

I used my nonphysical senses and tapped into information that was pouring into me and my environment which lead me have enough pertinent info. that I decided to research myself in history and see if anything came up-  using the ancestry info. on the Internet.

To my absolute surprise: I found myself within seconds of entering the specific name/date of birth/ and city where I was born. HERES THE KICKER: after many hours of research on my current lifetime's family tree- I discovered that both myself and my past life are connected on the same family tree~! Connected via branches and surnames that I had no previous knowledge of. It was an amazing experience for me and very hard to wrap my head around!!

SO, if it worked once, it could work again right. Well!!!! that it did!! I did it again a month or so later. And found myself connected to yet another branch of my tree. Proving to me: that we reincarnate in the same soul families and groups.

So, with that said...is it scientific proof. No. Its not. But does that matter to me? No. Am I the person who actually had the experience and now knows without a doubt that there is something to it? Yes, yes I am.

And while the experience was BEYOND cool... it really has no relevance to my current life except that I know Rebecca (PL) had some issues with her (perceived) irreverence for our Creator and was shunned for it. And I too, have deep reverence for our Creator and subsequently- a fear of being condemned for it. She was misunderstood. I am cautious not to be. But given the mystical experiences that i have, I have to tread lightly, for the naysayers are abundant. But before my awakening (years before the PL incident) I was a naysayer too.

But in the end, it doesn't matter to me if others want to argue its validity...I will sit here quietly and hold my experience in my heart with honor. We do live in a magical, wondrous world.
Patti