Comments on: Reincarnation… A Scenario

By: Robin

Robin — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:51:57 +0000

@Akemi – that’s interesting that you are developing your work as we speak! We could also say ascension is dying to our old concepts of ourselves?
@Subramanian – thanks Subramanian – I think we are indeed tired of all these births – thanks for the stories!
@Lisa – hi there Lisa – I don’t think that being born into a new body brings new experiences (new clothes) – we just continue where we left off. It’s life that sends us in new directions and growth (or it would, if we stopped killing ourselves off) – we have all found that! I believe (heheh) that overcoming death is part of becoming self-realised – my inderstanding is that no-one has broken the cycle of life and death by going through involuntary death. This comment is not the place to really explain the physical immortality outlook – the books I list on my Resources page explain it. Thanks for dropping in!

By: Lisa (mommymystic)

Lisa (mommymystic) — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:39:34 +0000

Hi Robin, well I wandered over here after reading your current post, since I had mentioned reincarnation in that, and then saw a link to your post on reincarnation also. I could probably ramble much too long on this topic, so I'll just focus on one thing: You mention death being a waste, but to me it seems to tie perfectly into the goal mentioned by Spalding, our perpetual growth. Nothing grows without cycles and change, we all get so limited by our current time and place. So the idea of reincarnation would seem the perfect system for perpetual growth, because we end up experiencing different genders, cultures, relationships etc., Of course are conscious mind doesn't retain the memories, but the idea is that at some level we do, in the form of karmas. I'm not trying to make a case for reincarnation here, I actually like your statement about 'working with ideas' instead of holding beliefs, and that is more how I think too (even though I used the word 'belief' in my last comment...) I just think that from a purely growth perspective, reincarnation would seem to be the perfect system. Of course that's only if you 'work with' the view that it's only our body and current psyche that dies, and that there is much more to us besides that. Lisa (mommymystic)s last blog post..2nd Chakra Series - Motherhood and Creating

By: Subramanian

Subramanian — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 09:49:20 +0000

concept of time –
Another story from Hindu literature Garuda purana in which Sage Naradha who always chant the name of Lord vishnu asks the lord on oneday Please explain me the concept of Vishnu Maya or the illusion of time. At this point Lord vishnu asks the sage to bring him a pot of water from the nearby river. Sage Naradha goes to the river and saw a very beautiful girl and forget the purpose for which he came to river and fell in love with her. Then he get married begets children and become grand parent. One day flood washes away the entire village. Heartful of sorrow Sage Naradha who escaped the flood weeps on the shore of the river and Lord vishnu come nearby and asks I have asked you for a pot of water and waited for few minutes but you didnt come. why are you weeping. That moment Sage naradha realised the illusion of time and fell to the feed of lord vishnu saying enough is enoguh on maya.

By: Subramanian

Subramanian — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:38:14 +0000

In Hindu Religion Reincarnation is an accepted fact and all the 10 avatars (aka incarnation or manifestation) of Lord vishnu depicts the concept of reincarnation as well as darwin evolution.

1.Machcha (Fish – water life)
2.Koorma (Tortoise – amphibeans)
3.Varaha (Pig – Land dwelling))
4.Narasimha (Half human half lion )
5.Vamana or dwarf
6.Parasurama (Angry human)
7.Rama (Matured man)
8.Krishna (Man with Mystical powers)
9.Buddha or Balarama (Enlightened one)
10. Kalki (yet to come apocalyptic avatar)

Another Tamil Spritual Literature Thiruvasagam says
pullaagi poondaagi puzuvaagi maramaagi
palavurvumaagi paravaiyaai paambaagi
kallaai manitharaai peyaay kanangalaai
sellaa nindra ith thavara sangamaththul
ellaa pirappum piranthu ilaiththene

which means I am tired of all these births starting
from gross, plants, worms, trees and innumerous forms
birds snakes stones human form ghost form angel form

will continue

By: Akemi - Akashic Record Reader

Akemi - Akashic Record Reader — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:02:03 +0000

Hi Robin,

I’m very impressed with your impartial, open, and honest attitude. So many people get stuck in certain beliefs, whether that belief is religious or “science”. I’d say the same you said, “If a better concept comes along, I will drop it in a flash in favour of the new concept.” And I did recently when I observed and wrote about Ascension soul shift . . . in my case, this resulted in my departure from my teacher, which came with a bit of sad feeling, but I still think this is the attitude to go.

And I’m also impressed how accurate your understanding of the afterlife and God are.

Ascension is sometimes referred to as the process of dying while we are alive on Earth. As you wrote, we don’t need to die to be refreshed. And we are wrapping up this “learning by contrast” school system.

I look forward to reading more of your articles ^_^

Akemi – Akashic Record Readers last blog post..How To Find Your Life Purpose Through Your Life Challenges

By: Robin

Robin — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 22:12:39 +0000

Hi there Jane – as I said in the post, I think we are with God at all times, whether we are alive or dead. If you don’t think we have a choice about whether we live or die that’s fine with me!

By: Jane

Jane — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 19:25:19 +0000

i think the way you think..is like a crazy person. Of course were gonna be with God when we die. And when we die we cannot become immortal and no way can we become immortal.

By: Robin

Robin — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:50:02 +0000

Hi there Liara – I think perhaps that you didn’t understand what I was getting at.

My faith and trust in my own sense of reality is fine.

By: Liara Covert

Liara Covert — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:16:01 +0000

To resist saying "I beleive" in something suggests you doubt yourself. The more you develop faith and trust in your own sense of reality, the more your reality evolves to reflect this. Certain perceptions will seem like heresay unless you delve deep within yourself to find evidence of your beliefs. Every human being ahs reasons for self-doubt. To hesistae rather than be direct is a sign to look deeper into why a subject evokes discomfort on some level. Nothing actually evokes anything but love, joy and self-acceptance unless you choose to convince yourself otherwise. You do so with a purpose you may yet to realize at conscious levels in this life. Liara Coverts last blog post..How to access your deepest inspiration?

By: Robin

Robin — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 23:16:00 +0000

Hi Dot – thanks for your comment! I might point out that this post isn’t meant to be a debate, but rather, some ideas that some people might find useful… during life! Cheers!