ZeoEmeraude
Active Member
The Afterlife
Death. The next great journey for every person on this planet. I have often wondered if when we pass on, where do we go? No matter what your religious beliefs, the fact of an afterlife has and is still a matter of great debate. While I belive in an afterlife, finding definitive proof remains the ultimate goal for people who want assurance in where our spirits go upon dying. This being said, it is the opinion of this writer that there are several possibilities (depending on your faith) of what happens to us all.
1. We are just dead, nothing happens to us at all and we become worm food.
2. Our souls leave our physical bodies and proceed to a plane of spiritial existence.
3. We wonder in a purgatorty so to speak which allows us to access the physical world, with limited interactions.
4. We leave impressions in the physical world, say if you liked going to the beach each day, then your impression might manifest itself there.
While these are my opinions based on the afterlife, I may be way off the mark. Buddists for example believe in the seven planes of existence, in which enlightenment can be reached. Christians belive in heaven and hell, Jehovah Witnesses believe there is no purgatory, only the resurection of the soul on the return of the Christ. Whatever your beliefs, this topic remains one of mystery, and great wonder. Any thoughts?
Death. The next great journey for every person on this planet. I have often wondered if when we pass on, where do we go? No matter what your religious beliefs, the fact of an afterlife has and is still a matter of great debate. While I belive in an afterlife, finding definitive proof remains the ultimate goal for people who want assurance in where our spirits go upon dying. This being said, it is the opinion of this writer that there are several possibilities (depending on your faith) of what happens to us all.
1. We are just dead, nothing happens to us at all and we become worm food.
2. Our souls leave our physical bodies and proceed to a plane of spiritial existence.
3. We wonder in a purgatorty so to speak which allows us to access the physical world, with limited interactions.
4. We leave impressions in the physical world, say if you liked going to the beach each day, then your impression might manifest itself there.
While these are my opinions based on the afterlife, I may be way off the mark. Buddists for example believe in the seven planes of existence, in which enlightenment can be reached. Christians belive in heaven and hell, Jehovah Witnesses believe there is no purgatory, only the resurection of the soul on the return of the Christ. Whatever your beliefs, this topic remains one of mystery, and great wonder. Any thoughts?