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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
"Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4qcdgv8rro6s82c9edl4suj6gtt4v4aqvi@4ax.com... > Ben Stevenson writes: > > > The belief in the afterlife remains till today > > only a belief. > > There is very strong circumstantial evidence to support it, and many > gedanken experiments point to it as well. > > > Afterlife and soul remain unknown and shouldn't > > be bothered upon much until someone steps forward > > and is able to show their existence. > > It doesn't really matter much, since we all find out for ourselves soon > enough. What will you find out when you're dead? What will you know when you don't even know what you will be and where will you be if anywhere at all? Ben |
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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
Ben Stevenson writes:
> What will you find out when you're dead? What I already knew before I was born, namely, what a purely metaphysical existence is like. > What will you know when you don't even know what > you will be and where will you be if anywhere at all? If I could answer that question, it would not be something I'd learn at death, would it? -- Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach me directly. |
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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
"Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:lnsigv4ie67l8gm478eqbss1n0g47h5uma@4ax.com... > Ben Stevenson writes: > > > What will you find out when you're dead? > > What I already knew before I was born, Lets face it you don't know it. If you knew it, I also should, and so would everyone else. But on one does namely, what a purely > metaphysical existence is like. > > > What will you know when you don't even know what > > you will be and where will you be if anywhere at all? > > If I could answer that question, it would not be something I'd learn at > death, would it? A bit hard to make out what you're trying to say. Ben. |
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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 02:05:16 +0800, "Ben Stevenson"
<nospam@firemail.com> wrote: > > >"Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic@hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:lnsigv4ie67l8gm478eqbss1n0g47h5uma@4ax.com.. . >> Ben Stevenson writes: >> >> > What will you find out when you're dead? >> >> What I already knew before I was born, > >Lets face it you don't know it. If you knew it, I also should, and so would >everyone else. But on one does If you dig down deep into the unconcious and sub concious you can find out a decent amount. These are part of the mind / conciousness that are not in present awareness. I'm not talking here about say habits or traumas that maybe blocked, but a deep and rich memory tract that would overcome anyone if it ever "popped" open. Normal logical thinking will never get you down there, only long and deep meditation and some luck that you can actually bypass the anthropomorphic brain. Lagartija > > namely, what a purely >> metaphysical existence is like. >> >> > What will you know when you don't even know what >> > you will be and where will you be if anywhere at all? >> >> If I could answer that question, it would not be something I'd learn at >> death, would it? > >A bit hard to make out what you're trying to say. > >Ben. > > |
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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
Ben Stevenson writes:
> Lets face it you don't know it. I don't remember it. > If you knew it, I also should, and so would > everyone else. See above. > A bit hard to make out what you're trying to say. Sorry. -- Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach me directly. |
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Re: Out of body experience medically reproduced?
"Mxsmanic" <mxsmanic@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:bdmmgvc0rjl0qomp2gr7q3h0tf4n35c8b0@4ax.com... > Ben Stevenson writes: > > > Lets face it you don't know it. > > I don't remember it. > > > If you knew it, I also should, and so would > > everyone else. > > See above. > > > A bit hard to make out what you're trying to say. > > Sorry. Am having difficulty following. Please insert the previous para on which the matter was about instead of just one line. Just the para will do. It need not be too much for you I hope. Ben |
