[ SECRET POST #2770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2770 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Reincarnation

[inkdust]

What I believe could be considered reincarnation but it's more of a recycled-jumbled-pieces deal than a one-soul-multiple-bodies situation. It's a lot like conservation of matter with souls involved.

Re: Reincarnation

[(Anonymous)]

... I just typed a way longer version of this below. Great minds, y/y?

Re: Reincarnation

[inkdust]

y :)

My focus is less on memories and more on essential self, but the pieces bit is very similar.

Re: Reincarnation

[(Anonymous)]

DA

So, something along the lines of On the Downhill Side? Excellent story, BTW, independent of belief for or against reincarnation.

Re: Reincarnation

[inkdust]

I'm not familiar...Google doesn't seem to go into much detail beyond ghosts meeting and there's a unicorn. So I couldn't tell you :)

Re: Reincarnation

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it's way better than Google describes it. :-P The premise is basically what you stated; the story itself chronicles the journey of two souls on their way to that happy final union.

Re: Reincarnation

[inkdust]

Interesting. I suppose one difference between my worldview and most ideas of reincarnation I've learned about is the absence of any final anything. Except for consciousness (in the sense we understand it) and memories and all that, which ends at death, in my view. Everything else goes on and on.

Re: Reincarnation

[toku_mei]

I believe in the Lifestream, a la Final Fantasy VII. :P Which is basically that. That sounds really nerdy, but the idea that our spirits are like any other part of our body, and when we die they might "decompose" but in turn our elements may separate and combine to become something new. To me, the concept of "energy cannot be created nor destroyed" is the most spiritual phrase in existence. I guess it's kind of like "reincarnation" but I think it's something more than that.

Re: Reincarnation

[inkdust]

Haha, good to know there's a similar idea somewhere. I've hoped to come across a similar worldview in a religion somewhere, but not much so far.

Re: Reincarnation

[grausam]

To me, the concept of "energy cannot be created nor destroyed" is the most spiritual phrase in existence.

Yeah... well said.