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Originally Posted by DeathCell
How "good" life is depends upon the situation of the one doing the analysis. I try to look at the situations of those who have it the worst in life.
Saying "it could be worse" is of course a great way to cope and that's fine, but realistically we all want to be happy, not miserable or even just plain satisfied for brief moments in life.
The bible does say hell is on earth
There is no heaven or hell. There is only an infinite frequency range.. The reality we live in now is within a certain frequency range. Its known as the physical plane. And its one of several levels of existence, awareness, consciousness, dimensions, or whatever the hell you want to call it.Quote:
Originally Posted by slash112
Vibrations existing outside of the range of the five human physical senses normally escape our conscious perception.
For example, their could be an elephant standing right on your computer desk , but you can't perceive it because its most likely out of the normal frequency range.
People who meditate are able to reach certain frequency ranges. Think about it now, the average person only uses 10% of the brain in their lifetime.
Just like the astral plane. The astral plane operates at a higher frequency than the physical plane. Since the astral plane is at higher frequencies than the physical plane, thoughts are way more powerful. You can simply make something appear or change something just by thinking of it. Emotions, fantasies, all thoughts period are more powerful at higher ranges.
Some people may argue that the astral doesn't exist or its just your imagination. I'm not sure, because there is no scientific evidence to support it. But whatever you want to call it, those people that have experienced astral projection, their awareness was just at a different frequency range.
AS for as ghosts, i just think their conscious entities in another level of awareness (or another frequency range that we cannot perceive )that somehow is slipping into the physical frequency range
I personally would like to think of earth more as "purgatory" rather than hell, because there are both good and bad things happenening on earth, and you learn really important lessons during your time on earth. There is also justice on earth which makes it like purgatory.
you make a very good point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corpse
but for the small amount of time we are on earth, there must be something bigger, it may seem like a long time, but think about an eternity. i would like to think its not just the end when we die. if there is a heaven and a hell, then there must be a god, and its a bit harsh for god to give us an eternity of torchure just because we broke a stupid commandment, even murder. because if there is a heaven, then the victim would go to heaven (just assuming they are good) for an eternity and would meet up again with their freinds and family etc. so they wouldnt have suffered much when you take the whole picture into account.
i think that punishment would be on earth, which people call karma.
all of what i said there was just for the religeous peoples point of view. i see things differently, because i dont believe in god, infact i have always been trying to think of a reasonable/scientific explanation for what heaven could be, which reassures me a lot.
the way i see it (this is not my explanation for it by the way) is that we all "go to heaven" and if there must be a hell, then it would be earth. of course my explanation is nothing like what you would probably. and i dont think heaven is a good name for it, because it is too religeous, and the term "go to" heaven, isnt very good either, because it isnt physically going there as if it is a place.
says the guy with internet access...that puts you in the top 6% of the world asshole.Quote:
Originally Posted by slash112
i have no idea what you are talking aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by grasshoppa
You don't have to walk 20 miles a day for water, for starters.Quote:
Originally Posted by slash112
I don't have to walk 20 miles for water to see the shittyness of the world. In the end, you don't know who this guy (slash112) is. He might as well be mentally ill and live in a fucked up nightmare every second of his life. I don't think "attacking" him is fair, especially if he gives a somewhat valid statement (from my point of view). Not saying that I believe in an afterlife or that this is as bad as it can get.
thank you, but im not mentally ill, just so you know, andQuote:
Originally Posted by Bonsay
there is nothing wrong with my life.
but it does not take a rocket scientist to realise the badness going on in the world, there is the suffering in third world contries. and then there is the bad peopel in the world who kill, rape and generally make peoples life hell. and there are also the small things which affect everyone. it is an unfair, cruel world, and it lasts a certain amount of time.
you will still not fully understand why i think this is "hell", you would need to be inside my head to understand it fully.
Glad to hear it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by slash112
Incorrect, the average person uses all of their brain.Quote:
Originally Posted by HaRd_WiReD
We are all going to die in this life.
A person uses every useable part of the brain.
no the average usage of the brain is actually around 10 percent. everyone knows that.
IF IT IS USEABLE< IT USES IT. if that's 10 percent, whatever.
yes there are unusable parts of the brain, but there are also usable parts which we dont use, we can learn to use them though.
What do you mean, there are unusable parts of the brain? And what are these supposed unused usable parts.
just the bits where its just bits of muscle and nothing else. bits that dont store anything.
It's a myth. Read this: http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/10percent.aspQuote:
Originally Posted by slash112
Your brain is 90% muscle?Quote:
no the average usage of the brain is actually around 10 percent. everyone knows that. just the bits where its just bits of muscle and nothing else. bits that dont store anything.
This explains a lot.
There is no muscle in the brain.
Thanks.
you changed the context of what i was saying, i said that 90 percent of the brain is unused, and some of it is due the fact that it is muscle which cant store data, but the rest is just not used because we naturally dont use it as humans, but can learn to use it, or as we grow up, some parts of our brain dont get used so much if you dont use them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xei
the brain is a muscleQuote:
Originally Posted by Bonsay
It's not true, it's an old urban legend. Pretty much all of our brain has some function.Quote:
you changed the context of what i was saying, i said that 90 percent of the brain is unused, and some of it is due the fact that it is muscle which cant store data, but the rest is just not used because we naturally dont use it as humans, but can learn to use it, or as we grow up, some parts of our brain dont get used so much if you dont use them. the brain is a muscle
And no, the brain is not a sodding muscle. Muscle tissue is used for moving parts of the body; why on Earth would it be in the brain? The brain is an organ, comprised of nervous tissue.
ok sorry, its just i heard somewhere that it is a muscle.
gosh... how did this threads subjict change so quick