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Reincarnation Discussion
- Thread starter Cazqui
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I don't believe in these things as much as I want to ^^.
I really try to live my life to the fullest. I don't want the worries of whether there really is an afterlife or not to take away my precious time spending the life I'm currently living happily.
I really try to live my life to the fullest. I don't want the worries of whether there really is an afterlife or not to take away my precious time spending the life I'm currently living happily.
Reincarnation? Well, I've always believed that nothing is true until proven correct, but when it comes down to the concept of reincarnation, you just can't prove it! Despite how interested I am within the concept, I don't believe it to be true. The only reason I don't believe it to be true is because there isn't any proof it's possible! A lot more proof is available for theories that regard some form of connection to this side of life, which leads me to believe that they are more accurate than the theory of reincarnation. I'm very much interested in the concept of reincarnation because I believe it's possible to reincarnate yourself without fading into another life. I believe that life is as short as you're willing to make it.
Colour Bandit
Senior Member
One of my friends and I were joking last week about reincarnation and birthmarks, saying that your birthmark is a remainder of the damage of where you were killed in a past life (and if you don't have one you were more likely to have died of old age), but I have a birthmark on my heel so we concluded that I was once Achillies while something had hit her on the head.
In all seriousness though I sway towards the Hindu belief that what you do in your current life will decide what you become in your next life, so you are good you become something better in your next life but if you are horrible you become something worse. I also believe in Karma which is linked to this.
In all seriousness though I sway towards the Hindu belief that what you do in your current life will decide what you become in your next life, so you are good you become something better in your next life but if you are horrible you become something worse. I also believe in Karma which is linked to this.
oath2order
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Reincarnation fits into my view of how the world was created.
I believe the universe is cyclical. There is no beginning. There is no end. It continues to exist in a cycle, a circle, like a clock.
- - - Post Merge - - -
Therefore, we all are reincarnated at some point.
I believe the universe is cyclical. There is no beginning. There is no end. It continues to exist in a cycle, a circle, like a clock.
- - - Post Merge - - -
Therefore, we all are reincarnated at some point.
DJStarstryker
Senior Member
Wait, so... I have a birthmark on my knee. Does that mean I took an arrow to the knee?
(I seriously do have a birthmark on my right knee though...)
I've actually heard that saying before from other people. I have a birthmark on the inside of my left thigh. The first time I heard this, I was in high school and I remember specifically, that I immediately thought I could have died because someone stabbed the inside of my thigh. I was young. Reading this again in your post, made me remember that moment and made me have the exact same thought.
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Superpenguin
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I've heard about the birthmark thing before. I don't have any birthmarks, though, so I guess I died of old age, or poisoning.
I am fascinated with the concept of reincarnation. I think that it is possible. There is no proof given for what truly does happen after death, so it's really cool to see all the ideas and theories out there. A few years ago, I had my own idea on reincarnation that sort of consisted of:
-The Earth can only hold so much life force; it never gains or loses any. Rather, when you die, you become a new organism, and since the human race is the most dominant species, you have the highest chance of being reborn as a human regardless of what you have done in your past life.
Stevey Queen
The Queen of Mimosas
I won't accept or deny it to be a real thing until it's actually proven to the world.
I'd like to believe its real. Though it's really impossible for there to be evidence of it, because, well, I'd imagine that if you ARE reincarnated, you wouldn't remember your past life.
The idea of it is pretty cool & interesting to me, but in all honesty, we'll never know whats true until we actually die.
The idea of it is pretty cool & interesting to me, but in all honesty, we'll never know whats true until we actually die.
Cazqui
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There's a show called the Ghost inside my child, It has really good evidence for reincarnation. Mainly being how kids know stuff they couldn't possibly know at that age, i.e. A little girl born in america knew Japanese naturally and knew a ancient family symbol.
cannedcommunism
idk man
For some reason, I feel like I've experienced death before. But I don't really know.
Could not agree more. I've always believed in reincarnation but it's difficult for me.
My sister says she's an atheist, she doesn't have any views. She just believes you rot in the ground I guess. Although I remember her saying something about some sort of 'heaven' whenever a relative dies or something. And my mum's kind of a Christian (not really a church-goer or anything) and believes in heaven and hell and all that stuff… So I'm kind of torn about what to believe if you get me? I KIND of believe in heaven and hell, I have atheist points of view (like I don't 100% believe in God and Jesus' miracles and all of that) and I have my own. I'm kind of religiously confused I guess. But I believe more so in reincarnation and heaven than anything else.
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