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Re: What will happen to me when I die?
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Consider this question scientifically:
Death ( of anything) usually represents the loss of energy that formally animated the mass. So we could say that when one dies they lose the energy that they formally had which animated the mass body. Where does the energy go? Science would say that it is absorbed ( verses floats off as some sort of personality ghost) into the air and other living organisms. So the energy that formally animated the dead person is now absorbed and utilized by other organisms. This absorption does not mean reincarnation nor possession..as the energy is an impersonal forces that merely is transferred from a dead thing to living things. Or is received by the air.
This would contradict most religious ideas as to what happens when one dies. The mass form of any body merely represents a spatial area that encompasses, acquires and uses qualitative energy. There must be a certain volume of energy , as well animation of energy for a mass to exist or remain in motion. So we would refer to a dead person as a mass at rest with no potentiality or relativity to the right volume and mixture of energy to ever be animated or live again. We would refer to a dying person or recently dead person as the cessation of these animating energy potentials. We would refer to the body as a mass in a constant state of non motion or non-animation so long as the correct volume and quality of energy is not or is never placed into the body again. The body as a separate mass from other masses and is a conglomeration of energy parts. These energy parts eventually decay or are absorbed into the ground, plants, animals etc. Thus the former energy of a dead person can now be used relative to other 'living' mass objects.
In the bible it refers to the body as being dead if not relative to the spirit. In scientific terms we would refer to the spirit as an impersonal energy force existing relative to and within the living organism. While the person is alive they posses this energy force. When the body dies they lose the entirety of this force ( required to sustain the life of the body) and thus lose the ability to live any longer.
This force while utilized endows the mass creature with senses, feelings, emotions and intellect. When this force ceases to reside in the mass organism then the body dies and thus the former ability to feel, sense, think etc..Ceases for the organism. If the force as utilized endows the creature with these faculties then all of these living faculties and functions cease entirely when the energy is lost.
A dead human is non existent, non animated, non feeling, non thinking. When he dies he is dead. In the scientific sense he is a mass organism that is in a state of rest where no relative energy force can bring them to life aside from the energy force that was in him before he died. As for the origin of this force ..i will avoid that discussion.
The bible states as to death or a dead person the following:
"His spirit( energy..verses soul) goes out and returns to the one who gave it."
Thus an energy source afforded to a body ..energy. When that body dies, the former energy force returns.. in the sense that the energy goes back to its original state as not defined by a material(mass) body.
The bible also says that "in that day" ( when he dies) "his thoughts perish"..as well it says - "their is no wisdom nor knowledge nor anything" that exists with the person or as the person after death.
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Don't know what will happen Joe, but don't give up on it.
My sweetest wish is that I get what I dream, and that makes it important to choose the dream that suit you best, right? After this operation i only get three hours sleep, which makes my dreams more easily remembered, and I find them to be story's
filled with light and magic, and the weirdest thing about it is that they somehow seem to be telling a same story but from different perspectives sort of, like some smoky glass that subtly change color as you look. Don't know what to make of it, but the world(s) I seem to dream are very real, and enjoyable to me. Not all light of course, there's darkness too but they still make some weird sense and I? Like them
Who knows Joe? But science fits my daily interest best
And keeps me awake.
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Re: What will happen to me when I die?
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When a persons thoughts perish as in the Bible, this means they are in the grave, sheol.
When a person dies the soul goes to the author of the character of the soul.
According to my understanding of biology, human animation comes from the burning of fuel in the mitochondria. This leads to movement and thus life, in all the different cell specializations. Making a system, with particular emphasis on the nerves of the brain. And some not all hold that existence, or consciousness is the action of the brain. And that once it stops moving there is no existence. Some others see it differently that or every action of the mind there is a corresponding action in the nervous system.
I too have been dreaming. I suffered a cold recently, rare these days, and I saw memories of my youth when I often had colds, and also dreams from past sleeps came back to mind, places that look a little familiar. From twenty years ago and around those times.
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http://near-death.com/experiences/triggers06.html
In this link, some research has been done to experiences other than hypoxy in the USAF under multiple Gs.
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