Love it when it snows

mahgister,

Don't worry, my world will continue being as shaky as always. I understand the theories and hopes of eternity and I even encourage people to pursue that highway of thoughts, but in reality a dead person gets wheeled out and disposed of. I do not argue most of the people do continue their existence as disjointed chemical elements and may show up in our vehicles, plates, and what not, but they are not exactly what they were in any sense of that thought.

May I guess that you deal with death/transitioning to something only in your thoughts?

I misperceived you Glupson sorry...If your world is shaky, alas my judgement sometimes is, then it is worst ... :)

I will only add that what is wheeled out to the graves is a body not a person... And I know that we are all linked... Then after this illusory but devastating separation I hope to see whom I love... My best to you and my deepest sorry for my rude prose and tone ...

mahgister,

Nothing to apologize for. I really do understand the hopeful view many, if not most, have regarding afterlife. It is just that person may become homeless if there is no body to reside in. It seems to me that those who deal with death often do not have poetic views of it and they shrug their shoulders at philosophical approach to something so mundane. Just ask any cemetery worker.

Thanks for your indulgence toward me and generosity...

But the body is a temporary creation, after death there is another body... Light body.... There is an infinite vibrations scale....I cannot prove that tough... It is not like the more easy concept of the universal memory I speak about today, this is only mathematics...The new body is not explainable with a mathematics I know of...

No one is homeless :) Because anyone inhabit his own world interpenetrating all the others...In a sense all that exist is our body...

The spirit and the body are the same, but in this world there seems to be a great difference between the 2, because the vibration is so low that the connection between the spirit and his body implicate some gap in time and space...But this is only my take...Not a truth...


One of the great genius of the past a true scientist and a seer, Swedenborg, was asked this question: what is death?... His economical answer is the best I ever read : " death is the inversion-transformation of the internal and the external" He was so erudite in all sciences that he was the principal scientific counsellor of the queen of Sweden... He is  on par with Goethe, Vinci, or Newton....He influence all the 19 century literature and culture, so much so, that for example a doctorate on 19 century culture  which will not use his works has no real value, and made numerous scientific discovery...

mahgister,

"No one is homeless :)"

Many of those riding on a public transport to shield themselves from the freezing weather in the northern hemisphere these days would disagree.

The body is surely a temporary creation. After that, it is lettuce and air those who still posses the regular body breathe. There may be mathematics somewhere in there, but in the end it is a "game over" with a losing score.