Comments on: Immortality Of The Body

By: Janni Lloyd

Janni Lloyd — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 01:59:20 +0000

Hi Robin,
I listened to an interesting interview on physical immortality with Ben Abba – http://www.blogtalkradio.com/liara-covert – originally recorded 23rd Nov 2009 .
He talks of awakening to the understanding that ‘physical death is a choice’ and the unlimitedness that accompanies that. He mentions reprogramming our subconscious and reduced calorie food intake.

He has contributed to a book with Wayne Dyer. He also feels that he knows of 25 people over the age of 150. He has written a book of a series of interviews with a man who says he is 2800 -
“Secrets of an Immortal – An Eyewitness Account of 2,800 Years of History” .

In the interview , Ben sounds very grounded.

Blessings Janni Ps Ben’s blog – http://benabba.blogspot.com/ pps The interview is with Liara Covert – she loses the phone
connection with Ben for about 7 mins or so, soon after the start – make sure you keep listening ,I feel it’s worth it.
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By: Robin

Robin — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:15:22 +0000

Hi there Tobi-Phuket Meditation and welcome to this blog. Yes – the idea of the physical immortality view is that dying physically is a choice, and that choosing not to die is a healthy choice – physically, emotionally and spiritually. If you are interested to learn more about this concept, I invite you to look around this blog and to look at the Links and Resources pages. It’s interesting that you pick 500 years – at what number would the idea be proved to you? Someone could be 500 years old and still die the next day! Cheers.

By: Tobi-Phuket Meditation

Tobi-Phuket Meditation — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:59:42 +0000

Do you actually say that it is possible not to die? Keeping the connection of body and mind? Or do you mean that it is the body that instead of dying and ending finding another form – but without our mind in it? Its always easy speaking from a healthy perspective and from the position of having life at hand isn`t it? Lets put it that way – I gladly follow you in another 500 years and then I am ready taking advise on immortality

By: Robin

Robin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 04:16:33 +0000

@Ribbon – yes! Well put!
@brokenportal – it is a monumentel movement, indeed. Thank for the invite!
@Dr. Andrew Greszczyszyn – hi there Andrew and welcome to this blog! I love what you have said here – thank you. Your blog and website are very interesting!

By: Dr. Andrew Greszczyszyn

Dr. Andrew Greszczyszyn — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:38:53 +0000

I love the ideas. I just wanted to share some information on physical immortality. Often when people describe immortality they describe the nature of God/Soul which is infinite, timeless, from beginning to end.

Physical Immortality creating a deathless body has to be done three main ways.

1. Through kaya kalpa (alchemical mixtures).
2. Soruba Samadhi
3. Graces of GOD.

Through a teacher who specializes in Yoga and deeper hidden Kriyas (mastery of the breathe) you can learn to master Soruba Samadhi which is a name for mastery of the light body.

By: brokenportal

brokenportal — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 16:44:17 +0000

Hi, have you been to the Immortality Institute yet? If not, come on over, the party is lit up and this monumental movement is on its way to the world stage. Besides Immortality Institute, there are many others of us in this network. Everybody, come find out all about it today. We need your support like there is no tomorrow~@!

By: Ribbon

Ribbon — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 03:01:14 +0000

Life is the extent of our imagination… Think Big

ribbon
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By: Robin

Robin — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:15:57 +0000

@Kathy – I really like the way you describe “knowing”.
@Chris – To be honest, I feel like you do about us not being able to understand what we really are with our minds – I like to think in terms of the “truth” being beyond what we can understand with our present level of consciousness. I use words like “spirit” and “soul” now and then on this blog as a way of communicating a concept as best I can.
@Mike – I’m glad you liked it Mike! (assuming here that “mind-opening” equates to “like” – heh
@Kathy again – LOVE the way you have talked about imagination here!
@Natural – Hi there Val – glad you are back! I really like your “living soul” – and the united being those words conjure up. I don’t think dying makes sense, either.

By: Natural

Natural — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:57:56 +0000

OH and thanks to kathy too.
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By: Natural

Natural — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:57:28 +0000

our bodies were created with a purpose, as mentioned and not made to die. agreed. i do believe that the body is the soul though, it’s not separate from the body – based on the bible, it says man became a living soul – not given one.

dying was never the purpose for us being created. it just doesn’t make sense. even scientists believe that based on how our body renews cells that we should be able to live forever, but they don’t know why we don’t.

interesting read robin, thanks for sharing.
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