Thank you Archytas for your welcome. Such non physical phenomena are hard to prove experimentally by definition but there is no need to disregard all possibilities of existence outside the physical realm. I personally believe in dreams as a possible connection between the worlds of the living and the dead, I also believe in telepathy and think that the quantum principle of entanglement can apply to humans in someways, and I see death as a transition between two states rather than the end of personal existence, thinking again that once we come to life, we won't end but transform and the data that make up our individuality lingers on in one form or another. But then again, these are only my beliefs. This universe is full of mysteries that we are just beginning to explore, and I think we need to approach such mystery with openness to all possibilities.
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 6:26 PM, archytas <nwterry@gmail.com> wrote:
I agree Abdulla - welcome as a member of the group. Many scientists
think an information world or third realm (of thought) exists. I have
always tended to agree with RP on human responsibilities but am not so
sure on this. I must say I doubt a lot of the evidence you suggest,
but I'd still like to see more focus on spirituality in practice (even
as an atheist - or at least agnostic).
On Jan 3, 6:05 pm, Eman Abdulla <emana...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tend to disagree as there is absolutely no proof that human
> consciousness, let alone spirituality, is merely a function of gray matter.
> Many will argue that humans leave an invisible imprint on the universe that
> is felt after their physical death. Near Death experiences, communicating
> information to the living by means of dreams, and other similar phenomena
> that, although not captured by science, have been repeatedly reported> I
> think that reducing spirituality to a physical fuction is a disservice to
> science which has been able to point out the reductionist fallacies in the
> areas of quantum physics and cosmology. There is still much to be explored
> when it comes to one of the most complex aspects of existence, i.e, human
> consciousness and spiritual transcendence.
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>> On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 3:42 AM, RP Singh <123...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > The conscious-active individuality is an attribute of a living
> > organism. When the life of an organism snuffs out, the attribute
> > vanishes. Spirituality is tied to the physicality of an organism as it
> > is the gray-matter in the head which determines spiritual activity.
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