sidneyworld
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I believe that in a universal sense, the perception of goodness and compassion goes a long way into understanding humanity and the nature of being human. Why we are here is a collosal question, but what seems to sustain us as a species is in acting in the best interest of our survival without going beyond need. There is no need to conquor anything until you have oppression. And oppression is the result of greed.
I think that's what qualifies on face value earth being hell, and beyond that is just going back to our spiritual roots. I believe that goes back to God. I believe there is a devil and evil, true evil and that those spirits human beings encounter have either not made it across or they are fallen beings of another nature that are condemned or waiting to be judged.
Look, I most certainly don't have any real answers that one could qualify in terms of things existing beyond tangibility, except for love. But the very fact that love exists beyond the need for procreation and clinically observed stimulus in our bodies, is enough to at least consider the possibility. For me it's confirmation, and for many other reasons. For many it's perhaps a learning process. One way or another, my fear of death is completely vacant and had been for many many years. And it comes from a profound intuition about things unexplanable through science. And certainly does not stem from somebody telling me it's so. The bible or otherwise. My belief in this realm comes from experience, personal experience and it's something that cannot be reversed.
I feel quite fortunate, and the quality of my life refects these things.
Anne Marie
I think that's what qualifies on face value earth being hell, and beyond that is just going back to our spiritual roots. I believe that goes back to God. I believe there is a devil and evil, true evil and that those spirits human beings encounter have either not made it across or they are fallen beings of another nature that are condemned or waiting to be judged.
Look, I most certainly don't have any real answers that one could qualify in terms of things existing beyond tangibility, except for love. But the very fact that love exists beyond the need for procreation and clinically observed stimulus in our bodies, is enough to at least consider the possibility. For me it's confirmation, and for many other reasons. For many it's perhaps a learning process. One way or another, my fear of death is completely vacant and had been for many many years. And it comes from a profound intuition about things unexplanable through science. And certainly does not stem from somebody telling me it's so. The bible or otherwise. My belief in this realm comes from experience, personal experience and it's something that cannot be reversed.
I feel quite fortunate, and the quality of my life refects these things.
Anne Marie
