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Each time you're reborn, you have free will to do what ever you want. I know this because I have free will. What I do not have free will over is my own death.
But if we live the same life over again, then we do not have free will.
So which is it, we live the same life over again or we can change that life?
Each time you're reborn, you have free will to do what ever you want. I know this because I have free will. What I do not have free will over is my own death.
Since our bodies break down over time, we have to die in order to live again for we are biological entities.
I do not remember any of my previous lives. But that is because there is nothing to remember. How can you remember anything from your past lives if you can't even remember your birth? You die and restart over in the life that you are living right now.
Now even though I do not remember my birth, what you and I 100% do know what happened is that we were born on a specific date at a specific time. What you and I DO 100% know is that we WILL die on a specific date at a specific time.
If you think about it, you know both of these events will occur at specific times. You do not however remember your birth, nor will you remember your death. There is a reason we do not remember either of these, yet know they both happen.
We have no free will over our birth nor do we have free will over our death.
I often wonder why a lot of people have a hard time grasping this. I mean at the end of the day, you are who you are. You are living as the person you are right now.
Who's to say that if you were born on December 19th 1980, that when you die, you will be born again on that same exact date to do it all over again?
A lot of people want proof of the afterlife, but what about the proof that you are living as the person that you are right now? Is that not proof enough?
I truly do not understand where this poster is going w/ this. There is plenty of scientific proof that we are alive. When we die, there is plenty of scientific proof that we are dead. There is NO proof of any kind whatsoever that we are reincarnated. If the poster has proof of this, let's see it.
Just to be clear, are you speaking of reincarnation, or is it more of a Bill Murray's Groundhog Day type thing going on? (Which would be more of a Groundhog Life)
If the latter, the universe would owe far too much in royalties to Harold Ramis’ estate. The idea just isn’t feasible from an economic perspective.
I truly do not understand where this poster is going w/ this. There is plenty of scientific proof that we are alive. When we die, there is plenty of scientific proof that we are dead. There is NO proof of any kind whatsoever that we are reincarnated. If the poster has proof of this, let's see it.
I disagree.
The smartest scientist we know said time didnt even exist, the past is present and so is the future. There are people building worlds and not just rich geniuses, I mean normal people are helping the building of worlds.
You are convinced you are real, and I am convinced we are real, but I say it's only opinion. We have come so mv. far so fast that we are unleashing Pandora's box and dint even known it. If we continue for 200 more years in this exponential advance in technology, what will we be able to do?
If you were in some world that somebody created, would you know it?
I am convinced that I am alive, but I am also convinced that my life could not be any different than it is, and I mean as if it was a book written by somebody and I will play out this role just as it was written.
Biblically, I could give a pretty argument how God knew me before this earth ever was.
I'm not sure that I understand what you are asking.
If we live the same life over and over, as the title says, each life would be identical. But you then say we can change events by choosing, so each life would be different? I presume you mean the second option, I just wanted to be sure what you were asking.
This is one of those matters that can't be proved (or dismissed) at this time among the current living, and is left to personally review or ponder. Some love to quickly close the door on thought, as though they are so smart and intelligent, and not give any chance for further understanding / potential understanding. While others leave the door open for continuous review, insight, input, and fine-tuning.
No way to say right or wrong when it comes to humanity. People will do as they feel led. Better to just respect the different approaches, and hopefully feel positive and confident with your choices. The rest is freedom. Demanding that there is eternal and repetitive life is just as fixed and rigid as saying nothing is possible. Maybe there are other possibilities and hybrids.
I truly do not understand where this poster is going w/ this. There is plenty of scientific proof that we are alive. When we die, there is plenty of scientific proof that we are dead. There is NO proof of any kind whatsoever that we are reincarnated. If the poster has proof of this, let's see it.
I think maybe you and I have similar misgivings about this thread. Or at least let me tell you what mine is...and it's a general issue with lots of threads on this forum:
stating personal beliefs as facts
I do lean toward reincarnation. I do think I had one past life experience.
On the other hand, I can offer no evidence to either.
This is one of those matters that can't be proved (or dismissed) at this time among the current living, and is left to personally review or ponder. Some love to quickly close the door on thought, as though they are so smart and intelligent, and not give any chance for further understanding / potential understanding. While others leave the door open for continuous review, insight, input, and fine-tuning.
No way to say right or wrong when it comes to humanity. People will do as they feel led. Better to just respect the different approaches, and hopefully feel positive and confident with your choices. The rest is freedom. Demanding that there is eternal and repetitive life is just as fixed and rigid as saying nothing is possible. Maybe there are other possibilities and hybrids.
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useful insights here and practical wisdom.
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