Hmmm' maybe this explains some of those dreams that come from nowhere

SpiritVoices wrote:Dr.Robert Lanza is a very interesting man regarding all aspects of the supernatural.
Including life after death,anything to do with spiritualism.
Has studied most subjects and has had interviews on the television...
Might just go back on the telly and see I can find any programs involving him in his talks.  
Well,worth listening to.....

SpiritVoices wrote:Just let me know what you find.    It might be something I've missed....

mac wrote:For us guys here - or at least some of us - there are no revelations in any of this.

mayflow wrote:

mac wrote:For us guys here - or at least some of us - there are no revelations in any of this.

Then you understand dark matter and energy? The cosmological constant? Me, I have a lot of learning yet to do. Presently it is thought that maybe 5% of the Universe we even know a bit of is based on Atoms and Chemicals. For me at least there are a lot of revelations yet to be revealed. If there were no more revelations left for me, I would get mighty bored, I think.

If I have a chance to learn from this interesting scientist I am going to take it.

I also relate this to an ancient teaching of Buddha which I was privileged to read from the University of Minnesota where he said the Universe we know of is not the only Universe but was created by pure thought. This was over 500 years before Christ.

1antique wrote:To me, it is not a matter of 'if' life is continuous, but where our energy goes once we leave this shell. Is it to 'heaven' or 'hell' as religion would have us believe, or maybe to the 'spirit world' as others would teach us, or, maybe, our energy moves into another dimension, or maybe into another universe?

So many postulations....so little with a true scope of reality. (including myself  :blush: )

Violet wrote:meaning that when the shell comes off (space and time), we still exist. - Exactly, physical death the shell comes off and we still exist

mac said: wrote:There is plenty of guidance about such issues from teachers and guides who were widely regarded as spiritually-evolved.  

And the movement which recorded these teachings, and in which they are embedded, is one which has its roots in the USA, your own nation.  

Perhaps you might consider looking into things?

mayflow wrote:Oh my gosh, checking this out I found this by this NASA physicist.

I have only watched about 20 minutes of this so far, but I think he is quite unto something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wgw2SFE8yE

1antique wrote:

mac said: wrote:There is plenty of guidance about such issues from teachers and guides who were widely regarded as spiritually-evolved.  

And the movement which recorded these teachings, and in which they are embedded, is one which has its roots in the USA, your own nation.  

Perhaps you might consider looking into things?

If you are speaking of Christianity, it, like every other major religion in the world bears little resemblance to the intention of the teacher. It, like every other religion, has been twisted into something that serves the powers that control it. 


Only now are some of the mainstream churches beginning to admit that many key phrases in the Bible were mistranslated - either by accident or by design. Much of what is taught by the church was made up in an effort to control the populace in the middle ages (and before), or incorporated by later sects of the church as they began teachings under a different name.

And, secondly, it is easy for some to draw in people to your teachings if you have a compelling enough argument against the status quo. This has been seen throughout history. Millions of people have been drawn to 'leaders' because of their passion....only to find that they had been lead down a blind alley.

I am not saying that this is the case with Christianity or any of the other religions of the world, but I am saying that, no matter what these 'enlightened' people have said, we know absolutely zero about what really happens once we leave our physical bodies.

1antique wrote:Well, first, let me say this....there is no need to be testy or rude.

I missed the portion that said 'roots' My fault.

Are you speaking of the 'religion' that they call Mormonism? If so, I consider that to be more of a cult than a religion. It is another story of 'finding' something and claiming that it came form God. When proof of them was requested...they disappeared....and the story was given that Joseph Smith returned them to the angels who gave them to him. Convenient, huh?

Also, if you look at the accuracy of Joseph Smith's prophecies, you will find them extremely lacking.

mayflow wrote:http://www.spiritscienceandmetaphysics.com/scientists-claim-that-quantum-theory-proves-consciousness-moves-to-another-universe-at-death/

1antique wrote:I know very little about the modern spiritualist churches, I must admit. I came from a very strong religious background rooted in many religions, but quickly became disillusioned as I became old enough to understand the truth behind the lies. I have been searching since then, with few good results.