Does anyone believe in reincarnation????

[Catra 999]

I have always hated water, mainly the sea, lakes and rivers. I wont go deeper than my knees, at a push. Im fine in swimming pools though. I was told by a clairvoyant that I was an old soul from the Pagan times. Maybe I was a witch and was drowned by the townsfolk hahaha.And Ive always had cats.All my life. Im 25. At the moment I have 3. Ones called Salem.Hes black. I think Ive lost the plot!! Hahaha.

[mibn2cweus]

I was there! I was a donkey! I saw the whole thing & I can show you where the rat that held you under til you drowned (thereby making you appear innocent) lives. Yeah, he's a real live rat now and if I'm not mistaken I saw Salem cross his path the other day! As for reincarnation, you guessed it, no I do not believe even though I can be an a** sometimes.

[LazyGun]

Nope, don't believe in reincarnation.

No afterlife, no nothing like that, so you just have this life. You should make the very best of it that you can, cos thats all she wrote folks/

[Catra 999]

Hahaha. Come on guys. Play along.Its Christmas :o)

[chakka35]

Hello again, mibn2cweus! Remember me? AB won't allow me to give you my real name but I'm the guy you carried into Jerusalem when they waved fronds of palm at us that Eastertime. You weren't called mibncweus then, though. Something like Neddy, I think. Or was it Eeyore?

[Ethmer]

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God and Reincarnation

i believe that God is a Creative Entity, Energy or Force that is found in a state of awareness outside of the universe and time.

i believe that God chose to morph part of Itself into minute particles of Itself described as entities or spirits and gave them the purpose to go forth and experience, gain knowledge and eventually return into the Oneness of God.

i believe that those collective entities created the universe and, utilizing evolution as a tool, created that that is life so that they could inhabit various bodies in order to gain experience and knowledge.

Prior to incarnating into a physical body the entity chooses what it wants to accomplish and what the probable circumstances involving that body and its environment will be. When the situation is right the entity then begins to dwell within the physical body, probably around the time of its birth.

When the body dies the entity dwells in a state of awareness where it can see whether it met its goals and what gains and losses it may have attached to its being. It then, again, decides what future goals it wants to achieve and reincarnates when the conditions are appropriate.

Ultimately, after incarnating as many times as necessary to attain its goals, the entity gravitates back into the Oneness of God adding to the fulfillment thereof.


The above is my opinion which is expounded upon in my treatise A Search For Truth:

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Ted


From my chosen path i stray,
Yet my God ne'er turns away;
For i have learned -- and understand,
That where God is -- is where i am!