Reincarnation defined
May 28, 2024 16:24:58 GMT
Post by Stella on May 28, 2024 16:24:58 GMT
To properly understand reincarnation for what it is in reality, I'm going to ask you to work with me on three different situations in life. Okay? You won't have to use your imagination as you've probably experienced all three situations.
Are you ready? Okay let's begin.
Breathing
Let's start with the most immediate and obvious life experience there is - breathing.
What I want you to do is to try and stop breathing for as long as you possibly can, and observe what happens. If you have asthma or COPD please ensure you have a working inhaler to hand. Or maybe don't try too hard. It also doesn't matter if you try to hold your breath in, or try to hold your breath out.
Assuming that you haven't died, what you should find is that you get to half a minute, maybe a bit longer, then something happens which forces you to start breathing again. Right? This is the first example of reincarnation. Breathing is physical action or physical activity. You cannot stop breathing indefinitely, and as one cycle of breathing in and breathing out ends, another cycle of breathing in and breathing out starts.
Or it could be a cycle of breathing out, then breathing in. It doesn't matter. Breathing out and breathing in are both part of a cycle. Where the cycle begins or ends is entirely arbitrary. It's still an energy cycle. It's still physical action, and it's still reincarnation.
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Are you ready? Okay let's begin.
Breathing
Let's start with the most immediate and obvious life experience there is - breathing.
What I want you to do is to try and stop breathing for as long as you possibly can, and observe what happens. If you have asthma or COPD please ensure you have a working inhaler to hand. Or maybe don't try too hard. It also doesn't matter if you try to hold your breath in, or try to hold your breath out.
Assuming that you haven't died, what you should find is that you get to half a minute, maybe a bit longer, then something happens which forces you to start breathing again. Right? This is the first example of reincarnation. Breathing is physical action or physical activity. You cannot stop breathing indefinitely, and as one cycle of breathing in and breathing out ends, another cycle of breathing in and breathing out starts.
Or it could be a cycle of breathing out, then breathing in. It doesn't matter. Breathing out and breathing in are both part of a cycle. Where the cycle begins or ends is entirely arbitrary. It's still an energy cycle. It's still physical action, and it's still reincarnation.
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