Comments on: Physical Immortality Discussion On Oprah.com

By: brokenportal

brokenportal — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:39:29 +0000

We might not be able to live forever, but we can live indefinite, unlimited lifespans. This is underway, this is part of the most monumental cause ever undertaken in the history of humanity, its underway, the activism, the research, everything. Its making its way to the world stage so that we may all have a chance to have unlimited lifespans become a reality in time for us all. Join us today. We need you like there is no tomorrow. You can find us in many places. There is an active forum about it at imminst.org, the science at sens.org, the conservative side of it at healthyyears.com, etc…

By: Interview With Dr Janni Lloyd On Physical Immortality | Yes to Me

Interview With Dr Janni Lloyd On Physical Immortality | Yes to Me — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 02:32:31 +0000

[...] learned about Dr Janni Lloyd and her philosophy on physical immortality at my friend Robin’s blog Let’s Live Forever. I was intrigued and read her discussions on Oprah’s website (the link is provided later in the [...]

By: Robin

Robin — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 01:30:05 +0000

@Paul – that’s lovely – our spirits are naturally expansive, aren’t they?
Ahoy Jannie – A pony is on the way (actually, I don’t know whether my manifestation skills are up to that, tho you should have room for one there in Texas). I DO have to watch out when I write your names down! (my 2 Jannies/Jannis).

By: Jannie Funster

Jannie Funster — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:28:22 +0000

I’ll take a pony too, please! Just kidding. Ponies hate me.

Western Australia this September… I wish!

I must say with a name like Janni she’s already a shoe-in for a winner in my books. And today I feel immortal. I like the word immortal because it rhymes with portal and portal is one of my favorite words. I also like the words avast, ahoy and yar. And Matey.

Setting sail now!
Jannie Funster´s last blog ..Post-Vacation Contemplation

By: Online Gratitude Journal August 2009 Edition #32 | Yes to Me

Online Gratitude Journal August 2009 Edition #32 | Yes to Me — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 03:12:17 +0000

[...] life as the ultimate creation? Here is an intriguing post at Oprah’s website (HT: Robin at Let’s Live Forever!). My understanding is, if someone is traveling freely in the higher dimensions, that is not the [...]

By: Paul Maurice Martin

Paul Maurice Martin — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 14:44:10 +0000

Robin, I can see that… Could open the door to a long comment or even ideas for a post and with too little time I’ll just say that your words to me point to the spiritual importance of hope.

By: Robin

Robin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:25:52 +0000

@Janni – hi again Janni – I especially like your “the more we open our hearts to each other, embrace our differences and, in so doing, love all aspects of ourself, the more aliveness our physical body has.” Thanks for the contribution!
@Lisa – yes I think it is a choice, too. I think we are immortal beings who consist of body, mind and soul – and we need all three to be complete (even if a body can be raised in vibration so it becomes invisible to us, it is still a body of energy). I also think we can connect very well with what is eternal and immortal while alive in a body – “Death is the dingy back door entrance to the heavenly realms” (Annalee Skarin).
@Ivan – thanks Ivan

By: Ivan Campuzano

Ivan Campuzano — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 05:14:24 +0000

Thanks for the post Robin
Ivan Campuzano´s last blog ..The Power of Opening Up

By: Lisa (mommymystic)

Lisa (mommymystic) — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 23:06:04 +0000

Robin, I haven’t checked out the Oprah series yet, but really liked the exchange here between you and Akemi, as it addressed some of my own questions. I don’t think in terms of physical immortality in terms of extending the life of this current body, I think of it more in terms of reaching a point where this body and this world, or the option of a physical body at all, is just one choice. I think that is the way it is anyway, but our awareness is often too limited to see that. So I don’t know if I think of it as transcending the physical body, exactly.
On the other hand, I resonate very strongly with Buddhism, and recognizing the transience of life is an important part of the path there, exactly because it can help us connect to that which is truly eternal and immortal, or rather, beyond the eternal/impermanent dichotomy altogether. Which is sort of how I conceptualize enlightenment (even though one isn’t supposed to conceptualize enlightenment!!)
Lisa (mommymystic)´s last blog ..Using Death as an Adviser

By: Janni Lloyd

Janni Lloyd — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 07:10:32 +0000

Hi Paul Maurice and Robin,

My feeling about physical immortality at this time is summed up well by the character in my “fiction” story ‘The song of life’ – here’s the dialogue -

“You said the other night the secret of life is in your heart. Is that like the open, loving heart being the holy grail that grants physical immortality?”

“Sounds very mystical when you say it like that, doesn’t it? It has been shrouded in mystery for centuries. It’s really quite simple though – the more we open our hearts to each other, embrace our differences and, in so doing, love all aspects of ourself, the more aliveness our physical body has.”

“We fully connect to the divine matrix of ‘All that is’. Physical death is replaced by embracing the ‘little deaths’ of change and flow. We continually re-invent ourselves, without needing to re-incarnate.”

“We also learn to be more present emotionally in the now moment.”

“Hmmm that all makes a lot of sense”