Do you believe in life after death?

I totally believe in that. The females in my family are known to have a sixth sense, so to start off that already puts me in the "freaks" place. I always dream with people I've never seen in my life, and being a psychology major I study how the brain functions and I can say that your brain its not capable of making someone up. So I believe I met all of those people in other lives, and in some cases I believe Im destined to meet them in my future :)!

Really cool reply.

NO? Then explain active imagination?

Lots of memories and feelings of the past with regard to music and the feeling of always being in the know for certain incidents have been taking place. Many of the things that have taken place are like past events that I have relived as I know every word, action deed etc.
But that said, it may be just Deja Vu. I love being Victorian in outlook and tend to like aristocracy at minimal expenses quite a bit. Even my fashion sense is more Victorian although I love gold and glitter on clothes a lot. I am not a jewelry person.

You may have lived in that era.

I think so too.

I do believe there is some sort of life after death as i`ve experienced a few very strange happenings, i`m a very down to earth person, i do Not have a wild imagination at all.
I`m not sure about reincarnation, i do remember as a small child having frightening dreams about war in the jungle, it was so real, at that young age we did`nt have a TV so i would not have any idea about such things !!!. I did have an uncle who did serve in the far east in WW2, he died in Changi prisoner of war camp.

Although I do love life, once here is enough! I am a follower of the Christ and will be with Him after my death.

I believe in life after death but not reincarnation. After I die, i hope to live in Christ in heaven.

Me 2

It's an iterating theory. I'm very open-minded about everyone's beliefs, but this one intrigues me the most.

Thank you.

Yes I believe in Life after Life. Death where is your sting. I will be with Jesus in a twinkling of an eye. Jesus is Lord<><

Cool

...or an afterlife.

I believe in HEAVEN... with God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit!!

It would sure be nice.

When my body has had enough of what life has to offer, then I will be dead.

Should my daughter remember me and speak of me I will live on and should her progeny know of me and speak of me I shall live on further.

When I am forgotten and no one speaks of me then I will be dead for ever not to return as anything other than that left by the worms.

What a sad thought JK !..

If you are on someones mind you never die. That's cool :)

No I don't believe in reincarnation.

Much has happened to me in the course of many years of my life that has gradually caused me to come to the unshakeable belief that when life eventually is extinguished in our physical body that some part of us-call it the 'Soul', the 'Spirit', whatever,-continues to exist in another realm or dimension.And further to this, I also firmly believe that after the 'Soul' has experienced a certain time -the duration of which will vary from 'Soul' to 'Soul' in this other 'realm'-then it will once more be reincarnated or 'rebirth'
in human form in an entirely different body to that which he or she possessed in their prior earthly existence.I also believe that this process of continual reincarnation will happen over the course of many, many lifetimes until the 'Soul' finally wearies of these earthly sojourns and remains in the spiritual realm (Heaven) for Infinity.

I don't mean to be a wise guy, but the guy in the red towel in the front looks kinda fem.

No.

I have no idea since I don't think I've ever been there before. Whatever happens, I hope I get a good long sleep with no interruptions, no worries and no bad dreams. That would be nice. Heavenly, even. lol

I think humans somehow find themselves in the eggs of a future relative, maybe its another reason why we like to reproduce. Our inner spirit or soul if you will, drives us to reproduce as to assure being reborn in the future.

Personally, I've had just about enough of this world. I hate the destruction I see in it now. I'd really hate to have to come back and see how bad the mess has become.

Hi Blythe, have you managed to add a little friend into the home yet? I know Luna can never be replaced, but the little ones are such great company :))

How wonderful of you to ask. I was just thinking about her. Yes, I have a new little one. He is also a min pin but red instead of black and tan. His name is Hamish and he's quite a character. I still miss Luna like mad, but he's trying so hard to fill the hole she left in my heart. Thank you again for caring enough to ask. That means so much to me. ( I have a few tears in my eyes at this moment.)

You're welcome, so now you have your hands full again sounds like you will be kept busy for a while. Hamish, i guess it's the red hair that got him that name, or does he look cute in a kilt ?? Take care my friend, BF.

I'm so glad you at least are familiar with the name Hamish. I watched some old television series on BBC America called Hamish McBeth and thought what a cool name! So, when I got him that's what I decided to name him. I get a lot of blank stares when I tell people his name here in the US. They want to know if it "means anything." I'll have to tell them that it means he prefers to wear kilts. :)

Christ, Do not listen to the mutterings of man. Christians do not believe in reincarnation, its not Biblical.

My father believed that. He had similar dreams too -- only with German soldiers. It was very real to him. He was fascinated with all things WWII and was born in 1944. I don't know . . . he was murdered before I got to really know what he felt. It's too bad.

I don't like to entertain thoughts of reincarnation personally, but I respect others that do entertain such things.

God be with your Dad, I am sorry he is gone. I am a big WW2 buff, I am fascinated by all the battles. I study each battle and respect the men that fought and died so we can be free, we owe them all.

Thank you. You may be too young to remember this, but he wore a MIA/POW Vietnam bracelet. He was wearing it when he was killed. When it was given to me, I put it on and never took it off.

He too was fascinated by this sort of thing even though I never understood, I respected it.

Your father was a hero.

Sorry we got off on the wrong foot . . . ! I can be a sarcastic bitch sometimes (so I am told!). This is for my father and for today's latest victim of 9.11, a fire fighter who died from complications of his rescue mission that day.

my opinion, being dead will be just like before i was born, no brain to process a consciousness therefore it won't matter if there is nothing, because it will simply be irrelevant

I strongly believe in after death.

Is may be the secret to evolution.