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Radarlove · Apr 28, 2008, 04:04 pm

Rainbow,

My research suggests that the consciousness which continues on after death is similar looking to the physical body. Spiritual people often call this the etheric. One analogy would be, it's like taking off your shirt where below lyes the vest. Simply, the consciousness takes on the form and shape of what it already knows and understands.

Disabilities are purely physical, so in your etheric body an amputated limb, for example, is replaced by a healthy one. If you are blind, you can see again. If deaf, you can now hear and so on. In a sense, you experience a fresh and healthy start. A new life - a new beginning.

But, you take with you all your belief systems, habits and nuances gained from the physical. Little changes here, so the personality remains the same. Obviously, one's fear of death ends, so this can have a positive affect on the person's overall demeanour.

As to this next dimension in time and space, the evidence suggests it is quite similar to the physical world. In other ways it is very different. Along with a new set of natural laws and science, the person can take a while to adjust to their new environment.

At first, they will play out the secure beliefs and forms they already know. But as they become more accustomed and confident of their surroundings, so the individual will expand and experience new things.

As to where they find themselves in this next dimension is very much governed by who they are. One natural law is 'like attracts like'. So, the thief, for example, will find himself living in an area surrounded by other criminals. A hateful and deceitful person will be among similar types and so on. On the other hand, a kind, loving, caring person will attract those too. So, the Eastern philosophy of Karma appears correct. The more you work on yourself here, the better your next life will be. The religious belief in heaven and hell as actual places is utter tosh. Heaven and hell are states of mind which are re-enacted out as expressions of your beliefs after passing over. Enough said, as it is such a huge subject.

Obviously, these are my interpretations based on the evidence I've gained.

Apr 28, 2008, 04:04 pm	#27 (permalink) (top)
Radarlove Still Unusual Posts: 33	Rainbow, My research suggests that the consciousness which continues on after death is similar looking to the physical body. Spiritual people often call this the etheric. One analogy would be, it's like taking off your shirt where below lyes the vest. Simply, the consciousness takes on the form and shape of what it already knows and understands. Disabilities are purely physical, so in your etheric body an amputated limb, for example, is replaced by a healthy one. If you are blind, you can see again. If deaf, you can now hear and so on. In a sense, you experience a fresh and healthy start. A new life - a new beginning. But, you take with you all your belief systems, habits and nuances gained from the physical. Little changes here, so the personality remains the same. Obviously, one's fear of death ends, so this can have a positive affect on the person's overall demeanour. As to this next dimension in time and space, the evidence suggests it is quite similar to the physical world. In other ways it is very different. Along with a new set of natural laws and science, the person can take a while to adjust to their new environment. At first, they will play out the secure beliefs and forms they already know. But as they become more accustomed and confident of their surroundings, so the individual will expand and experience new things. As to where they find themselves in this next dimension is very much governed by who they are. One natural law is 'like attracts like'. So, the thief, for example, will find himself living in an area surrounded by other criminals. A hateful and deceitful person will be among similar types and so on. On the other hand, a kind, loving, caring person will attract those too. So, the Eastern philosophy of Karma appears correct. The more you work on yourself here, the better your next life will be. The religious belief in heaven and hell as actual places is utter tosh. Heaven and hell are states of mind which are re-enacted out as expressions of your beliefs after passing over. Enough said, as it is such a huge subject. Obviously, these are my interpretations based on the evidence I've gained. What happens if you play ‘The Blues’ backwards? You sober up, your wife returns home, and the dog comes back to life.