ParappaTheRapper
Ex-Bluelighter
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DMT:The Spirit molecule(documentary) http://www.putlocker.com/file/181KV274UDAJZ
...i really wanna share It
In your experience? So you are this 'energy' that goes into different bodies yet you remember nothing of previous lives? So what is the point of 'you' if you experience yourself differently each time and are unaware of any other times you've experienced yourself?
That seems uselessly redundant.
Also do you believe that with reincarnation it's possible to become a tree?
THANK YOU. Watched it and i loved it. Haven't tried DMT yet but i've been wanting to and this movie just makes me want to so much more! The video kind of reminded me of something i experienced on acid and i forgot all about. It was like, deep down within us is our very essence which i percieved as 2 entities and they showed me what was corrupting my soul and what not... Just remembered when i was watching the movie and they were talking about entities :D
What happens after we die? We die. If there were a spirit, what happens to the spirit when we die? It may or may not transcend. We can never really know. Knowing is exclusive to beings with brains and once we die we no longer have one per se
We are eternal minds in transitory bodies..
What happens before you were born?
I think once you die, that's it. It's not like sleep, and there's no afterlife, it's just like before you were born.
At the same time, I know if I close my eyes and I block my ears and there's no taste in my mouth and no smell in the air and my sense are dulled I'm still conscious, but that consciousness is a direct result of my brain, and when you die your brain dies with you. When your brain dies, your awareness dies, therefore everything 'you' are (and I don't mean your opinions and thoughts, I mean the real you) dies.
Also voting is mandatory in Australia once you hit 18.
Your actions are your only true belongings.
How is that so? I'd say your body is the one thing you own.
Both actions and bodies are easily manipulated, so when taking an axe to someones foot or putting some drugs in their blood so easily alters ones actions/body, how is it a true belonging? When someone else can take control of it, or take AWAY your control of it, how much of it really belongs to you?