Thoughts on reincarnation

[Angushjalmur]

lol try harder

[AzzarTheGod]

all the ideas posted in this thread are based on drugs.

It's cool you think transcendentalism wasn't concocted by drugs and then watered down for the masses in Asia.

U n ur buddy skarlorn are the product of that watering down.

Crazy ideas minus the drugs excuse. Yeah I've never seen this 1 before

[Angushjalmur]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

all the ideas posted in this thread are based on drugs.

It's cool you think transcendentalism wasn't concocted by drugs and then watered down for the masses in Asia.

U n ur buddy skarlorn are the product of that watering down.

Crazy ideas minus the drugs excuse. Yeah I've never seen this 1 before

The fact that you think extraphysical thought is derived solely from drugs just proves my point about you.

But Azzar, i think we got off on the wrong foot in this thread. let me extend an olive branch and invite you to join this hypotherical train of thought. I don;t necessarily believe what i'm suggesting, it's simply an enjoyable mental exercise imo. When I die, i'm going to neflheim or valhalla, depending on the circumstances of my demise. What i DO believe, is that one's afterlife depends solely on how that individual's consciousness interprets the idea of the afterlife.

So. Hypothetically, what do you think happens when the physical body dies, Azzar?

Addendum: I do however believe reincarnation is possible on some level. Say a warrior dies and goes to valhalla. Why would Odin retire a perfectly good blade? (that's a metaphor) If a warrior was needed at a certain place in time after their original death, would it be unreasonable for the gods to put that soul back into play?

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by Pokesan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

odin is fake tho, faker than jesus even, so your question is rly dumb

Originally Posted by Angushjalmur [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The fact that you think extraphysical thought is derived solely from drugs just proves my point about you.

But Azzar, i think we got off on the wrong foot in this thread. let me extend an olive branch and invite you to join this hypotherical train of thought. I don;t necessarily believe what i'm suggesting, it's simply an enjoyable mental exercise imo. When I die, i'm going to neflheim or valhalla, depending on the circumstances of my demise. What i DO believe, is that one's afterlife depends solely on how that individual's consciousness interprets the idea of the afterlife.

So. Hypothetically, what do you think happens when the physical body dies, Azzar?

Addendum: I do however believe reincarnation is possible on some level. Say a warrior dies and goes to valhalla. Why would Odin retire a perfectly good blade? (that's a metaphor) If a warrior was needed at a certain place in time after their original death, would it be unreasonable for the gods to put that soul back into play?

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[Izmael]

Originally Posted by Angushjalmur [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What are your thoughts on reincarnation?

First of all, I do certainly hope reincarnation is a thing. Just disappearing into nothing doesn't look fun as a prospect.

Your idea of having a finite number of souls is closely related to what I suppose. When I mean "soul", I don't mean it in a religious way. A soul is basically what makes me, me, or you, you.

For some particular reason, you see the world through your body's eyes, not through mine. I see the world through my eyes and not through anyone else's in the world eyes. When I die, I want to believe that my soul will completely forget what happened in this particular body, and will inhabit another body from birth to death, and my soul will see the world through that body's eyes (and maybe ask itself the same questions, who knows).


I think there may or may not be a finite number of souls. Maybe souls are created or even destroyed with some regularity.

I wonder, if I am reincarnated in someone - what it will be. I certainly hope it will be someone as nice and brilliant (and modest) as me right now, but what if I have to deal with being some kind of reject?

Here's another theory - maybe what makes you, you, is not the body you are reincarnated into - but your soul. You will always be, no matter what you are reincarnated into this time, something close to yourself right now. This is a bit far fetched but certainly appeals to me to some extent.

[Lulz|Sect]

That would explain my recurring Déjà vu OP.

[skarlorn]

Souls go to the Halls of Mandos where they will wait until the Dagor Dragolach, when at last all the forces of the world converge in battle and Melkor destroyed forever

[Izmael]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Souls go to the Halls of Mandos where they will wait until the Dagor Dragolach, when at last all the forces of the world converge in battle and Melkor destroyed forever

To all the usual thread shitters - unless you have something funny, insightful or generally interesting to say - please do everyone a favor and shut the fuck up.

[skarlorn]

That's a pretty inflammatory reaction to Tolkien mythology.

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by Izmael [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

To all the usual thread shitters - unless you have something funny, insightful or generally interesting to say - please do everyone a favor and shut the fuck up.

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