my wife uncle(chacha) passed on last nite. may he rest he in peace. of course i will be busy next few days.
chacha passes away
krishna · 03-01-2015, 10:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion
wats with all the dead people chairman ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::
pheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.
oh man! I wanted to set up a thread about consciousness but now I have to wait a bit. too much dead here right now man
pheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.
oh man! I wanted to set up a thread about consciousness but now I have to wait a bit. too much dead here right now man
anyhow I better put it here........
an exploration of consciousness and what the end of life experience tells us consciousness as received factor
[size=10pt]but I don't like this scientist too much. he chats too much magic for me. there is something basic around which he rebuilds all kinds of old religious superstition on the end of life experience. there is some evidence of non locality as far as consciousness is concerned. that is what I am interested in. that is what we all should be interested in..not all the dam hocus pocus about lights in the friggin' death room, and premonitions and all that sort of sh!t. the way he talks about death its as if it is a set process set up for all of us same way
there are all kinds of death every blasted day that happen in a zillion different ways, in which there is no expectation, no premonition or preparation..of young, middle age and old people by a trillion different causes, no hospital room, not even a blasted bed involved. it is just a huge mixture of superstition with science by the old fart who nears death himself. the old prick is talking about what he hopes it will be for him not what it actually is... and he pissed me off.
all the same there is a kernel in there which is why I posted him up[/size]
consciousness as received factor not a product of the brain..why or how consciousness can survive death
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an exploration of consciousness and what the end of life experience tells us consciousness as received factor
[size=10pt]but I don't like this scientist too much. he chats too much magic for me. there is something basic around which he rebuilds all kinds of old religious superstition on the end of life experience. there is some evidence of non locality as far as consciousness is concerned. that is what I am interested in. that is what we all should be interested in..not all the dam hocus pocus about lights in the friggin' death room, and premonitions and all that sort of sh!t. the way he talks about death its as if it is a set process set up for all of us same way
there are all kinds of death every blasted day that happen in a zillion different ways, in which there is no expectation, no premonition or preparation..of young, middle age and old people by a trillion different causes, no hospital room, not even a blasted bed involved. it is just a huge mixture of superstition with science by the old fart who nears death himself. the old prick is talking about what he hopes it will be for him not what it actually is... and he pissed me off.
all the same there is a kernel in there which is why I posted him up[/size]
consciousness as received factor not a product of the brain..why or how consciousness can survive death
as I have argued...if life goes on we should be able to prove it at some point
if it turns out to be a positive path of investigation..or there is some form of survival thin my second contention proves out again...that the qualification for it is simply to be born, to be flesh and blood. religion play no part. religion is nonsense. there are no gods like the gods of the religions
the animal realm as well. they are alive and conscious and so must be part any such process.
if it turns out to be a positive path of investigation..or there is some form of survival thin my second contention proves out again...that the qualification for it is simply to be born, to be flesh and blood. religion play no part. religion is nonsense. there are no gods like the gods of the religions
the animal realm as well. they are alive and conscious and so must be part any such process.
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