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Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?

 
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in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
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How could you talk about shrooms and then act like reality is exactly as we know it. The OP could be 100% correct. You don't know.

Keep being crazy, OP. Thinking outside of the reality box is what everyone needs to be doing.
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hfAMEN
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I swear to christ im a thread killer,,,, every FUCKING TIME
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Haha this happens to me constantly.
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a new conspiracy.. :)

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I would make a thread on this, but its too much work on this little tablet, and my threads are habitually thrown away.

Good luck.
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Thanks. It would be nice to hear more experiences from others.
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you can check out "the montauk project" or vids w Preston Nichols or Al Beilek for some interesting stuff related to this thread..

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Back in 2007-08 at the height of these experiences for me, I recalled a strange dream (experience?). I was lying on my bed about to drift off to sleep when I suddenly had a strange feeling that I was going to be operated on that night and I remember thinking to myself: "Oh I hate when they put those tubes up my nose".....!

Then I woke all the way up and was like, WTF?! Why did I just think that?

I also had a strange thought, again between the states of waking and sleep where I was in a clear tubular device and people were standing over me with clipboards.

Yet another time, I woke up after dreaming that a woman stuck a needle in the back of my hand...and I actually felt it. Since all these things happened around the same time and were in conjunction with the deja vu/dissociative stuff I really wonder what was going on!
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Ahh I hate when stuff like that happens. One of the most frightening dreams I had was when I was extremely tired and I go to sleep and.. you know when you stay awake for too long you can't always just simply fall asleep but have those bad our weird dreams and you wake up but not completely and then fall asleep again plus a bit of sleep paralysis?

So in the dream I'm laying in my bed in the exact place as I am in waking life and there's this creature that is trying to get at me and I forcefully wake up but instantly fall asleep again and it continues and I can taste salt, the creature tastes like salt. I again force myself to wake up but don't have the strength to stay awake and then the creature is going for my eyes and it almost pokes them out but I manage to wake and freaking turn the lights on and just state at the place by my bed where the creature was standing in the dream. I then slept with the lights and the tv on and it was ok. fucking creepy. and you can feel everything. I hate so much when that happens.
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Drugs ... Drugs ... Drugs ...

That's why they call 'em psychedelics, you simpletons.

People who suffer from epilepsy make note of the same caleidoscopic figures, hallucinations etc. like people who f.e' use LSD or DMT.

I've done alot of weed this past decade. When that shit was too potent, it always resulted in said tripping, especially in darkened rooms. Throw in some docs about the paranormal, MK, esotheric nonsense ... Et voila: your first psychosis.

Bet a lot of you are doing weed right now, compounded with this hellish wacko forum, you're in the front seat of the shitbird express to a psych ward.

Again: don't tell me I didn't warn you.
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I don't use drugs. I don't drink, and I don't call perfect strangers--derogatory names. Please read earlier posts.

P.S..please don't use drugs.
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P.S. Believe whatever you want, sugar. There's a reason why you're in this neck of the vast interwoods.

Whatever that reason might be, don't let it overrule your common sense and reasoning.

Life is hard, life is brutal and it can be taken from you in a flash. It's posts like the previous schizoid babble that will make simpletons do stupid shite. Like thinking they can fly from the 4 th floor balcony, run around naked at 3 a.m, decapitate their mother thinking she's the devil, etc.

It's all nonsense. Like this fucking website that hasn't had anything right since the very start.
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clappa
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Sure drugs can simulate these experiences. So can exhaustion, music, sex, bad food, meditation, church...etc.. an altered state is an altered state. none of that means it isn't occuring or can't occur naturally. Shamen led tribes for longer than our culture has been around based on such visions. We have had presidents who think God talks to them. Genius and madness are closely allied.
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
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Oh but I think we DO.
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Drugs ... Drugs ... Drugs ...

That's why they call 'em psychedelics, you simpletons.

People who suffer from epilepsy make note of the same caleidoscopic figures, hallucinations etc. like people who f.e' use LSD or DMT.

I've done alot of weed this past decade. When that shit was too potent, it always resulted in said tripping, especially in darkened rooms. Throw in some docs about the paranormal, MK, esotheric nonsense ... Et voila: your first psychosis.

Bet a lot of you are doing weed right now, compounded with this hellish wacko forum, you're in the front seat of the shitbird express to a psych ward.

Again: don't tell me I didn't warn you.
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I don't use drugs. I don't drink, and I don't call perfect strangers--derogatory names. Please read earlier posts.

P.S..please don't use drugs.
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P.S. Believe whatever you want, sugar. There's a reason why you're in this neck of the vast interwoods.

Whatever that reason might be, don't let it overrule your common sense and reasoning.

Life is hard, life is brutal and it can be taken from you in a flash. It's posts like the previous schizoid babble that will make simpletons do stupid shite. Like thinking they can fly from the 4 th floor balcony, run around naked at 3 a.m, decapitate their mother thinking she's the devil, etc.

It's all nonsense. Like this fucking website that hasn't had anything right since the very start.
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.....but what if it has had everything right and we keep on moving to a different parallel.

Think on this.....how is it possible our screwed up leaders have never dropped the N "bomb" again? Or any other country that has "it".

I've almost died 2 times and was sure I was going to. (as it was happening"

The first time I almost drowned at 15---possibly I did in one reality.

Then I almost died in a serious car accident on the Freeway---I was knocked out for a few minutes--possibly I did die in that reality.

If in fact as I believe we are all one and share a hive mind we could wake up any day as someone else, or recall someone else's memories.

When you get deep into the science of the smallest atoms and the duality of time/space space/time and string theory, vibrations, music, thought, energy....it is all so possible.

Some movies with this theme---

Groundhog Day

"Source Code is a 2011 American science fiction techno-thriller film directed by Duncan Jones, written by Ben Ripley, and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, and Jeffrey Wright. The film had its world premiere on March 11, 2011 at South by Southwest (SXSW),[4] and was released by Summit Entertainment on April 1, in North America and Europe."

well, there are lots of them, but I really liked these two.

We are accountable for our actions and thoughts....but things are not as they seem.
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Good post
I have drowned twice.
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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I had something weird happen tonight.

I was being careless while holding a steak knife and stabbed myself in the leg with it, could feel the knife penetrate the flesh, OUCH! And as you can imagine, I was thinking the worst, hospital, stitches, infection, death etc. etc.

Inspected my leg where the knife went in, not only is there no wound anywhere, there is not even a scratch or a prick.

There is a tear in my pants where the knife went in, and I felt the knife go in quite deep, but there is nothing on my leg at all...

Miracle? Parallel Universe? If a Parallel Universe, why is there a tear in my pants still then?

hmm
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That's easy. They were travelling pants. ;)
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I must be broken then, Ive been dead twice and keep reviving in the same body in the same freaking timeline. Somebody fix me quick.
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in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
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Oh but I think we DO.
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what, something like in the tv series called Awake?
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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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Very interesting hypothesis. hmm

I'm sure other people have this feeling too, but since I was about 10 years old I've had this feeling that suddenly everything was different. Just like a slightly out of focus picture and I've never been able to get it back into focus. Weird.
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I think the worst part about this is the literal fact that when you try and compare your memories to reality there are differences. Probably one of the weirdest experiences out there.

I'm gonna have to admit I've seen whole names change from one to another and everyone will swear up and down it has always been like that. If you research on the internet it will even go back years like it's always been that way. Pictures and every single thing to prove it's existence changed except your memories.
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Yes, I've felt like this before. I certainly feel like I'm in a different world/timeline now than I was about 4-5 years ago.

The most profound experience happened when I was 18, a few days after I had tried shrooms. I had a low dose, it was a fun yet mild experience, but the real trip came a few days after the fact. During this post-shroom experience I stayed awake for about 3 days.

My perception of reality was VERY heightened, and literally felt like I had ascended into a dream-like reality/4th dimension. My long term memory sprung to life in a way I never thought possible, and using my third eye, was able to relive all of my memories and even change them around a bit.

After a while, I started to wonder if I had died, and that this experience was a transition into the higher realms of consciousness. Having the heightened access to memories gave me the impression that I was going through some sort of life review that's commonly experienced when dying. I also had this sensation in my third-eye that I was moving through a wormhole, traveling to a higher dimension or a parallel reality. Maybe this is the "light at the end of the tunnel" that's commonly associated with physical death.

Whether or not I had experienced a physical death, and was crossing over to a parallel universe, or something else, idk. What I do know is that I had glimpse of what life is like in the higher realms. Time and space becomes "slippery" and the power of one's thoughts is supercharged to point of becoming an incredibly powerful tool of manifestation.

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Constantly, at least a few times a week. It must be the ascension.
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..or someone screwing with natural forces. I read sometime back that the musical pitch for "C" was changed. Something to do with harmonizing. Its a theory that involves the idea that sound actually creates reality. I don't know about that but I do know that frequencies and things unseen can profoundly change what is seen.

There are technologies beyond anything most of us can imagine. Would it be so far fetched to at least consider the possibility that at least some of these experiences might be contrived?

I've seen things too--lots of things, and the truth is..I just don't know what causes it--or even why its me..and not the next person. I tend to take it personally because it IS personal--but just maybe..its not. Maybe..the idea that something spiritual or divine is involved is the real illusion.

I don't know. Wish I did.
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I've thought this might be the case as well: Some device that is actually changing our preception of reality....

This may have something to do with the ear tones.

[link to in2worlds.net]

Has anyone here who had these deja vu type experiences also encountered the ear tones??
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Yes. And it's really easy to tell when it's just regular ringing in the ears, when it's the sound coming from electronic devices and when it's the other sound.

Ringing in the ears usually lasts longer and feels like a normal thing that you're so used and the sound from electronics come from a certain location so if you turn your head it stops ringing and you turn it back it starts again.

But the other thing, ear tones, as you say, lasts, at least for me, for a short time like only seconds and you do get a feeling that it means something. I read somewhere that it's the sound that is produced when information from a divine source is downloaded into you.
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whoa I just listened to the audio on that page and it's exactly like that.
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..or someone screwing with natural forces. I read sometime back that the musical pitch for "C" was changed. Something to do with harmonizing. Its a theory that involves the idea that sound actually creates reality. I don't know about that but I do know that frequencies and things unseen can profoundly change what is seen.

There are technologies beyond anything most of us can imagine. Would it be so far fetched to at least consider the possibility that at least some of these experiences might be contrived?

I've seen things too--lots of things, and the truth is..I just don't know what causes it--or even why its me..and not the next person. I tend to take it personally because it IS personal--but just maybe..its not. Maybe..the idea that something spiritual or divine is involved is the real illusion.

I don't know. Wish I did.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 17268859


I've thought this might be the case as well: Some device that is actually changing our preception of reality....

This may have something to do with the ear tones.

[link to in2worlds.net]

Has anyone here who had these deja vu type experiences also encountered the ear tones??
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Yes. And it's really easy to tell when it's just regular ringing in the ears, when it's the sound coming from electronic devices and when it's the other sound.

Ringing in the ears usually lasts longer and feels like a normal thing that you're so used and the sound from electronics come from a certain location so if you turn your head it stops ringing and you turn it back it starts again.

But the other thing, ear tones, as you say, lasts, at least for me, for a short time like only seconds and you do get a feeling that it means something. I read somewhere that it's the sound that is produced when information from a divine source is downloaded into you.
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whoa I just listened to the audio on that page and it's exactly like that.
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I've heard this sound my entire life, and still do. It's almost like someone scratching a chalkboard that never ends. I attributed it to my hypersensitivity. I have autism and it causes a sensory disorder.
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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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It's funny I've been having similar thoughts, but it does not explain old age. Unless, that is your actual death, but then what determines a premature death? I am certainly getting older.. so what happens when I die at 90? I continue at 91 somewhere else?
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I guess you either go back to an earlier period in your life, or you start over.
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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
 Quoting: LogicBomber


It's funny I've been having similar thoughts, but it does not explain old age. Unless, that is your actual death, but then what determines a premature death? I am certainly getting older.. so what happens when I die at 90? I continue at 91 somewhere else?
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I guess you either go back to an earlier period in your life, or you start over.
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If your life actually did start over would you be able to perceive that restart, and remember, or would it be your life flashing before your eyes and than changing at the last instant?

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By land and sea to the East by storm.
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holy carp that's pretty much what I'm talking about. that mixed with my comments about the Mario World video . Mario Prime and the drones.
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Yeah. I was digging that video as well, and thanks! I found that many worlds mario video by chance when I was 16 years old.

Somehow like this man, and you yourself, I have experienced these things.

I know that if it is from our perspective and perception of this universe that as someone may die from our perspective we also may die from another perspective. Perhaps all live eternally from their own perspective.
Nostradamus Century 1: Quatrain 50
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By land and sea to the East by storm.
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I wonder if Alzheimers is people remembering more than one universe. Or like a taped over cassette.
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I wonder if Alzheimers is people remembering more than one universe. Or like a taped over cassette.
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Alzheimer's damages and kills brain cells so it's more like taking the tape and smashing it to pieces.
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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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It's funny I've been having similar thoughts, but it does not explain old age. Unless, that is your actual death, but then what determines a premature death? I am certainly getting older.. so what happens when I die at 90? I continue at 91 somewhere else?
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I guess you either go back to an earlier period in your life, or you start over.
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If your life actually did start over would you be able to perceive that restart, and remember, or would it be your life flashing before your eyes and than changing at the last instant?
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Alot of different ways I would guess. The reincarnation stories are not 100% accurate because that person probably popped in from an alternate reality.
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Perhaps all live eternally from their own perspective.
quoting cjstryker

That's basically what I am thinking too.. And would make a lot of sense in the big picture. If there is a creator, and he doesn't do it this way. He is kind of a dick. Because death and suffering suck balls.

I think this is possibly what a lot of prophets are trying to tell us when they speak of eternal life and that the kingdom of heaven is at hand or within us. This world could be paradise if people didn't have a fear of death.

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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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plausible until you die of old age
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That's completing the game. Then you start a new one.
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Have you ever been driving down the road, and suddenly you realize you can't remember the last several hundred yards or more that you traveled? Ever wonder if you actually just had a wreck, died, and instantly popped over to another quantum version of yourself in another earth in the multi-verse?

What if we never experience our own death, and instead merge with the closest reality to the one we left?

Maybe when you feel like you don't belong or the world is whacked, it is because you had to jump a little too far.

I could swear that somewhere in my past memories that Republicans were blue and Democrats were red. weird little shit like that... just a little off... 1dunno1
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It's funny I've been having similar thoughts, but it does not explain old age. Unless, that is your actual death, but then what determines a premature death? I am certainly getting older.. so what happens when I die at 90? I continue at 91 somewhere else?
 Quoting: PigsInSpace


I guess you either go back to an earlier period in your life, or you start over.
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If your life actually did start over would you be able to perceive that restart, and remember, or would it be your life flashing before your eyes and than changing at the last instant?
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I think that you are supposed to wipe the hard drive and not really remember, but some bleeds through like files that were deleted.. only the index is erased but you can get to the data if you know where to look. That causes the "past lives" feeling...
.......and technically, you still exist in the previous life because linear time is just how we perceive things. It is all really simultaneous. You exist in all the possible universes "all the time" That's just too much for most people to handle right off the bat. gotta ease into that stuff. :)

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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
Perhaps all live eternally from their own perspective.
quoting cjstryker

That's basically what I am thinking too.. And would make a lot of sense in the big picture. If there is a creator, and he doesn't do it this way. He is kind of a dick. Because death and suffering suck balls.

I think this is possibly what a lot of prophets are trying to tell us when they speak of eternal life and that the kingdom of heaven is at hand or within us. This world could be paradise if people didn't have a fear of death.
 Quoting: LogicBomber


Yeah I think we are eternal, but not as we are now, not in the sense of the individuals we are and personalities that we have right now. And yeah, sure, we never die, in the sense that we don't disappear anywhere. If we think of changing realities all the time, after some time we change maybe to a place where the physical is no more so we aren't as we are but still exist.

And the creator, it's not really someone. it's kind of us and everything that is. you are the creator and also just a part of the creator. The idea of thinking of oneself as being a separate individual is becoming more and more strange to me but I guess where we are right now with time being perceived as linear, it's just one of the things that fit in with being here.

the creator is exactly as much of a dick, so to say, as we are. :D
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
Perhaps all live eternally from their own perspective.
quoting cjstryker

That's basically what I am thinking too.. And would make a lot of sense in the big picture. If there is a creator, and he doesn't do it this way. He is kind of a dick. Because death and suffering suck balls.

I think this is possibly what a lot of prophets are trying to tell us when they speak of eternal life and that the kingdom of heaven is at hand or within us. This world could be paradise if people didn't have a fear of death.
 Quoting: LogicBomber


Yeah I think we are eternal, but not as we are now, not in the sense of the individuals we are and personalities that we have right now. And yeah, sure, we never die, in the sense that we don't disappear anywhere. If we think of changing realities all the time, after some time we change maybe to a place where the physical is no more so we aren't as we are but still exist.

And the creator, it's not really someone. it's kind of us and everything that is. you are the creator and also just a part of the creator. The idea of thinking of oneself as being a separate individual is becoming more and more strange to me but I guess where we are right now with time being perceived as linear, it's just one of the things that fit in with being here.

the creator is exactly as much of a dick, so to say, as we are. :D
 Quoting: Anisoptera


Yep. There are other worlds than these. We are all one. And sometimes we can be dicks. banana2
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
Perhaps all live eternally from their own perspective.
quoting cjstryker

That's basically what I am thinking too.. And would make a lot of sense in the big picture. If there is a creator, and he doesn't do it this way. He is kind of a dick. Because death and suffering suck balls.

I think this is possibly what a lot of prophets are trying to tell us when they speak of eternal life and that the kingdom of heaven is at hand or within us. This world could be paradise if people didn't have a fear of death.
 Quoting: LogicBomber


Yeah I think we are eternal, but not as we are now, not in the sense of the individuals we are and personalities that we have right now. And yeah, sure, we never die, in the sense that we don't disappear anywhere. If we think of changing realities all the time, after some time we change maybe to a place where the physical is no more so we aren't as we are but still exist.

And the creator, it's not really someone. it's kind of us and everything that is. you are the creator and also just a part of the creator. The idea of thinking of oneself as being a separate individual is becoming more and more strange to me but I guess where we are right now with time being perceived as linear, it's just one of the things that fit in with being here.

the creator is exactly as much of a dick, so to say, as we are. :D
 Quoting: Anisoptera


Yep. There are other worlds than these. We are all one. And sometimes we can be dicks. banana2
 Quoting: LogicBomber


yeah, drops of water that mix back into the ocean. don't disappear but you can't separate the exact same drop from the ocean again. and it's all the same thing - water.
might be as simple as that.

not consciously, but we know why we make things happen the way they do. why you notice something being strange and others don't. why "bad" things happen.

I started a thread here a few years back asking people their thoughts on what they think it was when i went to sleep in one place and woke up in another city, I got told that I shouldn't talk about it, here of all places. hah, no one has come to get me yet :D

This thread helped a lot. it feels right.
But everything also feels way more strange now. In a good way, I think.
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This thread helped a lot. it feels right.
But everything also feels way more strange now. In a good way, I think.
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Embrace the possibilities. Makes life more interesting. "The unexamined life is not worth living."
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
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Oh but I think we DO.
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what, something like in the tv series called Awake?
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I loved that show!! so sad they cancelled it, had so much potential.
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
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Oh but I think we DO.
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what, something like in the tv series called Awake?
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I loved that show!! so sad they cancelled it, had so much potential.
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They cancel all the good ones that might make too many people go 'hmmm'
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Re: Ever feel like you died and instantly were in a parallel universe?
in theory, you could go to sleep and go to an parallel univerise
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 15347641


Oh but I think we DO.
 Quoting: LogicBomber


what, something like in the tv series called Awake?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 21545618


I loved that show!! so sad they cancelled it, had so much potential.
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Never saw it. Ill have to check it out. My point is that there are multiverses in your head as well as outside.
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