PowerofSoul
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Hello, all.
Does anyone ever wonder what pure empirical proof for reincarnation would look like?
At this current time, the strongest suggestive factors, in my opinion, live among the cases of spontaneous PL recall by children. (I can vouch for having very rich memories as a child myself.)
However, we've yet to observe the movement of consciousness from form to form.
Perhaps, if we are correct, it's very similar to the discovery of the microscopic world. We now know that within our macro world dwells a fascinatingly vast micro-world. If it was, say....the 1300s, the idea of microscopic beings living on most things (and even us) would be one considered "out there," to say the very least.
Just like the microscope example, I think there is another part of the whole process we are not yet able to measure with our current apparatus; let alone fully conceive it.
The closest we can currently get with observing reincarnation I believe, is thermodynamics. The body even sustains itself with completely new material throughout a lifetime.
I also happen to believe that if it is true, we will not find this empirical way to observe it for quite some time. I think humanity as a whole still has a lot of lessons to learn, and the true nature of death is one most are not ready to know.
Thoughts? I enjoy reading everyone's posts here.
PS, if I seem scientifically illiterate, I apologize. It's not my expertise
Does anyone ever wonder what pure empirical proof for reincarnation would look like?
At this current time, the strongest suggestive factors, in my opinion, live among the cases of spontaneous PL recall by children. (I can vouch for having very rich memories as a child myself.)
However, we've yet to observe the movement of consciousness from form to form.
Perhaps, if we are correct, it's very similar to the discovery of the microscopic world. We now know that within our macro world dwells a fascinatingly vast micro-world. If it was, say....the 1300s, the idea of microscopic beings living on most things (and even us) would be one considered "out there," to say the very least.
Just like the microscope example, I think there is another part of the whole process we are not yet able to measure with our current apparatus; let alone fully conceive it.
The closest we can currently get with observing reincarnation I believe, is thermodynamics. The body even sustains itself with completely new material throughout a lifetime.
I also happen to believe that if it is true, we will not find this empirical way to observe it for quite some time. I think humanity as a whole still has a lot of lessons to learn, and the true nature of death is one most are not ready to know.
Thoughts? I enjoy reading everyone's posts here.
PS, if I seem scientifically illiterate, I apologize. It's not my expertise