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jacobusmaximus wrote:pedro wrote:almostfreebird wrote: So according to Dreamy's religious thinking, I must go to hell.
It's OK, I go to hell.
Bring a chess set and I'll give you a game But you can't take your Bishops to Hell so it will be a funny old game of chess. I play shōgi better than chess. The big difference between chess and shōgi is, you can use any pieces you got from your opponent until King is checkmated. Oh, and there are no bishops nor priests in shōgi. I'm suspended temporarily so I post this under the name of almostfreebyrd.
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jacobusmaximus wrote:pedro wrote:almostfreebird wrote: So according to Dreamy's religious thinking, I must go to hell.
It's OK, I go to hell.
Bring a chess set and I'll give you a game But you can't take your Bishops to Hell so it will be a funny old game of chess. I was going to suggest that there must have been at least four who have been excommunicated and perhaps we could use them. Alas! upon googling I found this; http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/25/world/europe/25pope.html..and exactly four so he must have had me in mind. Popes! "Millions long for immortality who don't know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon" Suzanne Ertz
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On reflection, pedro, I feel sure there will be plenty of Bishops, not to mention Popes, in Hell already.
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SilvatungdaViel wrote:"So according to Dreamy's religious thinking, I must go to hell.
It's OK, I go to hell."
Hmm, ...have you by chance taken a moment to look around or read the news? Thanks to you SilvatungdaViel, I lost one hundred points and got suspension.(^_^)
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You have my deepest sympathy
Next time maybe you'll be careful what you ask for. ...and I never promised you a rose garden.
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An amazing collection of opinions and beliefs! By the time I was 15, my own recollection of things which I have never seen in this lifetime led me to believe I had lived before. In the years since then I have met others who have similar memories, and have seen MANY documented instances of children who have memories of past lives, including names, places, dates they would have no other way of knowing. I believe I am a spirit (I hesitate to use the word soul, as that has the implication of being something separate from me "You have to save your soul"). This body is what I am currently using to get around and communicate.
Though lovers be lost, love shall not, and Death shall have no dominion. - Dylan Thomas
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Do you mean from erection to ressurection?
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Yes I Do believe in rebirth or memory of the previous birth.
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claudineriddle wrote:Yes I Do believe in rebirth or memory of the previous birth. I do too. Jesus said 'Ye must be born again'. One must already be a Spiritual man (or woman)in order to seek and to receive Jesus into one's life. So the 'New Man', who is born again, will remember the old life that he has left behind, including the life(style) chosen at the age of reason. I do not believe that there is any other form of rebirth or new life.
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Yes, do too.
But I don't know why perhaps because it's beleived so in Islam. And if to rationise the beleif, my theory would be the energy exists in different shapes. So do I beleive in bilocation and multilocation having the same theory.
*It's wonderful to know that all languages are Greek if not understood.*
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You might have something there, but consider this - all spiritual energy must conform to the shape of God if it is to live forever. So there is only one shape, one form of energy, that matters - God-shaped energy.
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jacobusmaximus wrote:You might have something there, but consider this - all spiritual energy must conform to the shape of God if it is to live forever. So there is only one shape, one form of energy, that matters - God-shaped energy. Jacobusmaximus is right, he has truly a point here. It means a soul never can have a shape, form or energy that is not a God-shaped energy. Like its creator the soul is a time and shapeless thing that doesn't know a before- or afterlife. It is just there and will never get lost. The idea that a soul can separate itself from its creator and become something that is not "God-like" is an illusion, a misunderstanding of Gods creation, a cocky thought and blasphemy. Perception selects, and makes the world we see.
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'Jacobusmaximus is right, he has truly a point here. It means a soul never can have a shape, form or energy that is not a God-shaped energy. Like its creator the soul is a time and shapeless thing that doesn't know a before- or afterlife. It is just there and will never get lost. The idea that a soul can separate itself from its creator and become something that is not "God-like" is an illusion, a misunderstanding of Gods creation, a cocky thought and blasphemy."
Please allow me to differ, dear sister, for the sake of sharing gnosis. I ascertained many years ago that, metaphorically speaking, that the soul indeed has a shape in the form of a serpent and why its place in the Garden of Eden where the story of the soul begins, and therefore, the axiom 'to be as wise as a serpent' means to have attained self-knowledge of the soul. On the physical plain it seemingly has mirrored itself in nature in the shape of Nessie of Loch Ness where its image implies that it undulates in an out of said lake that represents a series of physical deaths and rebirths such as the rite of baptism implies. In the middle east in such countries such as Iran the mythical feathered serpent is revered that implies that after going through the proper number of learning experiences and transformations through rebirths the cycles come to an end and feathers are grown in the shape of wings as it then ascends towards the heavens in a union with God perhaps in the form of a dragon. This same image can be found in the mythical Quetzecoatl of the Mayan culture.
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I do not like to use these metaphors in a world where the light is still kept under the sheaf of grain, beloved brother. There not the snake in the light but only the projection of his shade is seen, turning wisdom into fear of the unknown.
Perception selects, and makes the world we see.
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I don't want to sound blasphemous or that I speak from anything but thinking about one possible way that seems to agree with scriptures and that this earth becomes Heaven, because I do believe each of us, as individuals has a soul. That we existed before this life and will continue to exist when each of our physical bodies dies.
I wish that since ancient times mankind kept a census. Maybe the numbers would add up, but I suppose we will never know for sure until we begin to remember everything. But it is a possibility that our souls are being "recycled" and that these bodies are not the first earthly hosts for us. That if we live in ways that prove we are worthy and responsible enough for our souls to again be hosted by a human being then we will. And eventually the only souls who deserve the privilege of human being as a host, will inhabit the human race. And those who don't, will inhabit hosts not human, but lower forms that cannot inflict the harm that misguided humans are capable of.
Would that not be Heaven? Knowing that as long as you continued to prove yourself responsible enough to care for all, we would come back as humans.
That loved ones who died, we will see again. That once those who do not understand the responsibilities that come with living life as a sacred human being are weeded out and after death so that their position on earth after it transitions into Heaven, they can longer cause harm for those who are responsible with what is sacred.
We only know how to utilize roughly 25% of our brain. Once the all living humans are only hosts to responsible souls we may learn to recall more of everything, so that when loved ones die, it truly is not a goodbye, just a see you soon, in every physical, spiritual, and intellectual sense (including literal) of the term "see you soon"
The veil is there to prevent those who would only live responsibly, if they knew of the reward.
I cannot say with any sort of authority that this is truth. But if it is, and at this time during these days your host for your soul is human, you have come a long way, and you are close, as the knowledge is all out there and humans can no longer use ignorance as excuse to to be granted "one more try as a human"
More than likely we are all already probates as the only one who was not, according to scriptures was Jesus. We have come so far, please learn to do the right thing, practice honesty. Because the earth will become Heaven, and you are going to be extremely pissed off living with a much lower host for your eternal soul's life.
Amen
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