Kingdom of God

[HENI]

Kingdom of God is within us. So this means Heaven is not a place that we go to. We create that place. When a person dies, they'll dream for eternity. The cause is unknown. There are many possibilities. However, based on the novel and movie "What Dreams May Come", the main character Chris created a fantasy world from his imagination. In conclusion, the afterlife is similar to Infinite Tsukuyomi from the show Naruto. The difference is, you are truly lucid if you know and also, you won't become Zetsu since your body is rotten in a different space and time. In the dream world during death, the NED (Never Ending Dream) there is no such thing as time. You were never awake during this, so the dream never ends.

 

[Deadlift]

Really?

 

[HashiraMadara]

What I know is that I am alive, the rest will take care of itself

 

[DominiqueX]

I've read "Kondom (german word for condom) of god" and laughed a bit.

 

[Marin]

What are you talking about?

 

[Phact]

This afterlife would make a great novel

 

[HENI]

This afterlife would make a great novel

The thing is, not everyone enjoys the same happiness, which is why everyone has their own form of Heaven. A person may want to enjoy *** for eternity. A person may want to enjoy being around their childhood friends for eternity, etc.

 

[EKSITE]

Some scientist in the UK have been doing studies on Near Death Experiences you may find it interesting.

[video=youtube;pSbtCX-uDEs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSbtCX-uDEs[/video]

 

[Uzumaki Death god]

Rubbish

 

[CrimsonReaper]

You are incapable of dreaming because you're dead.

 

[Alien X]

Dreams are produced by the unconscious state, some humans are more than capable of controlling it but others dont.

Let's just say that Death is the third and final state of life.

 

[roark]

I disagee with the thread, you look like a fanatic christian or spiritist following chicho xaver line. Mabe you are not, but you seem to following the same line even without know. There's some points I agree, most the majority i disagre.

Some scientist in the UK have been doing studies on Near Death Experiences you may find it interesting. I'm not fluent in English, and can not understand what the guy says, if not too much to ask, what is he talmking about? the conclusions?

[video=youtube;pSbtCX-uDEs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSbtCX-uDEs[/video]

sorry, i'm not english speaker, and i don't want to make an effort to understand what the guy is saying, but if is not too much, what's the conclusion of the video?

 

[Ludicrous]

So basically we are the rulers of our minds?

 

[Phact]

I disagee with the thread, you look like a fanatic christian or spiritist following chicho xaver line. Mabe you are not, but you seem to following the same line even without know. There's some points I agree, most the majority i disagre.



sorry, i'm not english speaker, and i don't want to make an effort to understand what the guy is saying, but if is not too much, what's the conclusion of the video?

He is basically saying that 40% of people who had a near death experiences (their heart and brain stopped for few minutes) were watching the doctors do surgery on them even though they were clinically dead.

 

[roark]

He is basically saying that 40% of people who had a near death experiences (their heart and brain stopped for few minutes) were watching the doctors do surgery on them even though they were clinically dead.

thank you very much. I already knew about those studies... nothing 100% certain but is a thing and a great beginning to researches on this area. I don't believe we are a cell cluster conditioned by our environment like robots, and even though we were, our knowledge is very rudimentary to give a final answer to that.

I already did regression to other lives and other people in my family did too, and the things I saw and they were there, they saw too, in vivid detail, so I tend to believe that death is not everything, more because of those are experiences that confirmed than by faith.

In addition there are studies on this, and all people of all cultures have the same explanation for life after death. On the other hand, the other explanation is that the human race can be conditioned to see it under hypnosis or other methods, but it is much coincidence to be wrong though. In the end of the day, who knows...

 

[Deadlift]

thank you very much. I already knew about those studies... nothing 100% certain but is a thing and a great beginning to researches on this area. I don't believe we are a cell cluster conditioned by our environment like robots, and even though we were, our knowledge is very rudimentary to give a final answer to that.

I already did regression to other lives and other people in my family did too, and the things I saw and they were there, they saw too, in vivid detail, so I tend to believe that death is not everything, more because of those are experiences that confirmed than by faith.

In addition there are studies on this, and all people of all cultures have the same explanation for life after death. On the other hand, the other explanation is that the human race can be conditioned to see it under hypnosis or other methods, but it is much coincidence to be wrong though. In the end of the day, who knows...

I spoken with an hypnotist about regressions, I mean one of the best hypnotists in Italy. He said that they aren't worth giving much credit because when one is hypnotized he's totally subjugated to the one who hypnotizes him. It means that if the hypnotist asks him to talk about non existing things, the hypnotized would still answer as those were absolute truths