Who here thinks they have had a past life?

cleanbluesky · 1 Apr 2006 at 21:59

I don't think most people would admit this, but then again its the internet - the place where riots and bigotry have only harmless counterparts to real life...

So who here thinks they have had a past life?

I think I may have, and I wonder if the occaisional feelings of Dejavu and motivations I cant explain are remnants of that...

cleanbluesky · 2 Apr 2006 at 10:23

InsomniaCalls said:
I'm sure I read de ja vu was something to do with a signal being delayed at one of your synapses so part of the message reaches your brain then a split second later the full thing gets there.

You probably did, but given that our level of technology cannot measure specifically what a working synapse is doing it was probably a scientist who catagorically stated something because it "sounded right" and didn't want to give any leway to any ideas outside of science

cleanbluesky · 2 Apr 2006 at 10:36

malc30 said:
With the new regulations/rulings i am struggling to reply without being rude.

Your reaction to things you don't agree with is what eactly?

All i can say is if you are for real here then i am going to have to re-evaluate future posts/threads respectively.

Good for you

Here of all places.

Why not?

cleanbluesky · 2 Apr 2006 at 11:52

malc30 said:
C. I thought people here had more sense and were overall more grounded.

I'm sorry, would you set out a list of 'grounded' beliefs please so it doens't happen again....

I will add that i find it hard to desribe how i feel in words without breaking any new rules.

New rules? Try expressing yourself without insults, its fairly simple.

Not that i want to be rude at all i am just at a loss how to dismiss something without being rude to the O.P.

Be rude, I prefer honesty - if that is what you have then share it

But being blatantly honest CBS i really had you down to be above this kind of nonsence. Sorry if that offends it's not meant to.

I'm not. Now can you tell me why its nonsence without using the argument that someone else once told you it was nonsence?

cleanbluesky · 2 Apr 2006 at 12:13

malc30 said:
Are you on the rag.

Are you asking if I am on my period :confused:

Without anyone telling me anything i think its total crap.
It's strange how all these reincarnated people are x kings and queens or presidents etc.
You don't get many people claiming they were scum bag peasants in a previous life. More like Ann Boleyn
Re incarnation for me is in the book with a Flat earth and moon landing conspiracys. Completely laughable and anyone who entertains such ridiculous notions cannot be taken seriously.

Humans these days are wrapped up in there own self importance. You live you die you rot you fertilise the ground.
Get over it.

Yeah, anyone that claims that is most likely full of **** - that doesn't mean that reincarnation doesn't happen.

If someone wants to think that they were a king in a previous life then so be it, but I haven't suggested that I think that people even know who they were in previous incarnations - Buddhists believe in reincarnation but they dont all walk around telling each other they were kings in previous lives. Many of them believe that they could have been slugs and toads and butterflys though.

cleanbluesky · 2 Apr 2006 at 12:24

malc30 said:
Cards on the table then CBS you say in your O.P you think you may.
Clarify for me then are you saying you think you have been re incarnated. Yes or No.

In your first sentance you stated the answer to the second sentence, the cards were on the table before you asked for them to be put there.

I don't think I'm the King of Spain though...