Comments on: The Fountain of Youth

By: Lisa

Lisa — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 07:18:35 +0000

I am physically immortal now, and I have known it for 25 years. You are not crazy. There are many physically immortal people around the world. 138 immortals live in Arizona and have created an immortal community. Others around the world partcipate in the events via video stream. We experience aliveness together, uplift each other and continually expand.
I invite you to check out the website. It is quite an amazing environment to be a part of and to be nourished by. : )
Lisa´s last blog ..People Unlimited Schedule of Events featuring James Strole, Bernadeane and Charles Paul Brown

By: Robin

Robin — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 02:43:45 +0000

Hi Akemi and Janni – it’s interesting to get some feedback 18 months after I wrote that passage! Thanks both of you for your support – I really appreciate it.

By: Janni Lloyd

Janni Lloyd — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 01:56:21 +0000

Hi Robin,
Yep I agree with Akemi – you are doing a fantastic job Robin. Sometimes a little ‘chaos’ needs to be inserted into ‘the order’ for the new order to be established – gently down the stream we go…….
lots of love Janni
Janni Lloyd´s last blog ..Perfectly Imperfect……… and a ‘cracked pot’ story.

By: Akemi - Yes to Me

Akemi - Yes to Me — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:12:40 +0000

Hi Robin,

I’d say go ahead and make people uncomfortable with your physical immortality idea. How else can you possible spread the idea and bring new awareness to this world? Just do it gently as you have been, one bit of discomfort at a time ^_^ so that they don’t just react and leave you.

Most people (me included) just need some time to swallow the new idea. So you are doing a favor by making them uncomfortable. Don’t get trapped with your ego’s need to be “nice”.

Blessings,
Akemi
Akemi – Yes to Me´s last blog ..Dogma, Anti-Dogma, And Choosing Your Path In Diet And Spirituality

By: Robin

Robin — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:11:29 +0000

@Pamela – I’m glad you enjoyed it, Pamela!
@healthygirl – hi there healthygirl – I’m so glad you see things this way – it makes perfect sense to me. The iLive generation!

By: healthygirl

healthygirl — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:37:22 +0000

Robin,

I understand what you’re trying to do here (and now i have spent the last hour reading your blog). I like the dialectic aspect to this dialogue with the girlfriend and mother.
I so wish we’ll find the way to live forever, i’m 35. It will be probably in my kids life that something will be found.
I don’t see much of an ethical problem with living forever. We will all want it. Dying is just plain silly. The next generations will live -just like this ipod generation- being born with the idea that death has been abolished. The next problem will be to find space for all of us.

Thanks so much again
healthygirl´s last blog ..Beam me up Star Trek stethoscopes soon with us !

By: pamela

pamela — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:55:19 +0000

Hello robin, I stumbled onto your site. You’re really special. I would love to live a long time, but with good looks and health ( I hate aging) I am a little bitter about death and aging it is fun to see you make fun of it all a little bit. I also suffer from very poor health. So that colors my perspective a little.

By: Robin

Robin — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 02:34:16 +0000

Hi Jannie – thanks for that. I used to sing alto in a choir that did The Messiah – that’s where that came from. You are not lacking in the imagination department, yourself!

By: Jannie Funster

Jannie Funster — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:59:32 +0000

I laughted and laughed at your humor in this. Especially the three mentions of the rejeuvenating creams. She was an alto in the choir, such a funny little tidbit. Windows for Macs too. Great imagination you have, Robin. I took this to mean youth is actually in the attitude of the water beholder! (Now... back to your "future" post.) Jannie Funsters last blog post..Missing things

By: Robin

Robin — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 02:02:30 +0000

@Shilpan – thanks Shilpan. You and Chris are quite right about new ideas taking time to be accepted!
@Herrera – thanks for the compliments! You are right about doing the things we feel motivated about – it’s crucial, for me.
@Evelyn – As I write this reply 8 months later, as it happens I was looking at a physical immortality group on Yahoo this morning and they were talking about Abraham’s words on this topic. They were along the lines that we can change anything – I’ll have to investigate this further. Melvyn is partly me and partly other people!
@Dot – yes you are right about the visitors. I think we can choose to believe we have a choice (???), if we want to, even if the means is not immediately apparent!
@Deborah – Hi there and welcome! Your book sounds very interesting! I had a look at your website. That’s interesting that you are speaking to groups – is that about your book, of about longevity in general?