Venting here.

[LostLocke]

So you know for sure she did live before?
And know for sure that in a previous life she did something wrong?

Show us the evidence.

NDEs show plenty of evidence that life goes on and on.
Life after life until we sort out all problems.

I didn't ask about NDEs, I asked about her specifically.

You know for a fact that she lived before?
You know for a fact that she did something wrong in a previous life? What was it?

[FatAndFaithless]

I just wish Rik could give a single, simple, clear answer. Mine was a simple yes or no question and he couldn't even manage that.

[Little Rik]

NDEs show plenty of evidence that life goes on and on.
Life after life until we sort out all problems.

I didn't ask about NDEs, I asked about her specifically.

You know for a fact that she lived before?
You know for a fact that she did something wrong in a previous life? What was it?

I am quite aware that you did not ask for NDEs but NDEs are the evidence that life goes on after the physical death therefore reincarnation is a fact.
These NDEs experiences tell us that karma and reincarnation go hand in hand that is why I know that
good or bad things in life come for a reason.
What I don't know is what people did in previous lives to have to deal with good or bad reaction in this life.
Only God knows that.
I never said that I do know what a particular person did in previous lives.
What I know is that people have to deal with reactions coming from actions from previous lives.

Actions and reactions are also physical laws that we can not change.

[Little Rik]

I just wish Rik could give a single, simple, clear answer.  Mine was a simple yes or no question and he couldn't even manage that.

In answering LostLocke I also answered your question.  

[Doubting Thomas]

NDEs show plenty of evidence that life goes on and on.

NDE's show nothing of the sort.  All they show is that when a brain is near death, it experiences all sorts of hallucinations.

Perhaps if every single NDE account was described exactly the same, then they might have some merit.  But since people's brains are all different they tend to have similar sensations but vastly different hallucinations.  And take the fact that nearly all NDE's occur in a hospital setting where anesthesia was used, then it's far more likely that the NDE's were caused at least partially as a result of the brain tripping on anesthesia.  Then you also have to factor in the secondhand, thirdhand, fourthhand, etc accounts and all manner of embellishments get added to the stories.

Don't waste your precious time chasing fantasies.

[Crossless2.0]

I am quite aware that you did not ask for NDEs but NDEs are the evidence that life goes on after the physical death therefore reincarnation is a fact.

And that, right there, is pretty much everything anyone needs to know about your reasoning ability or, perhaps, the tenacity of your commitment to trolling. Either way, you are a waste of time.

[Little Rik]

NDEs show plenty of evidence that life goes on and on.

NDE's show nothing of the sort.  All they show is that when a brain is near death, it experiences all sorts of hallucinations.

Perhaps if every single NDE account was described exactly the same, then they might have some merit.  But since people's brains are all different they tend to have similar sensations but vastly different hallucinations.  And take the fact that nearly all NDE's occur in a hospital setting where anesthesia was used, then it's far more likely that the NDE's were caused at least partially as a result of the brain tripping on anesthesia.  Then you also have to factor in the secondhand, thirdhand, fourthhand, etc accounts and all manner of embellishments get added to the stories.

Don't waste your precious time chasing fantasies.

You say that............ brain is near death.........doctors instead say.......dead brain dead body everything is dead.
Why should I believe you.
What is your qualification by the way?  

[SofaKingHigh]

NDE's show nothing of the sort.  All they show is that when a brain is near death, it experiences all sorts of hallucinations.

Perhaps if every single NDE account was described exactly the same, then they might have some merit.  But since people's brains are all different they tend to have similar sensations but vastly different hallucinations.  And take the fact that nearly all NDE's occur in a hospital setting where anesthesia was used, then it's far more likely that the NDE's were caused at least partially as a result of the brain tripping on anesthesia.  Then you also have to factor in the secondhand, thirdhand, fourthhand, etc accounts and all manner of embellishments get added to the stories.

You say that............ brain is near death.........doctors instead say.......dead brain dead body everything is dead.
Why should I believe you.
What is your qualification by the way?  

The big clue here prikky, is the word "near."

They are called "Near Death Experiences," not "Death Experiences."

Bless you though, it can't be easy for you.

[Little Rik]

You say that............ brain is near death.........doctors instead say.......dead brain dead body everything is dead.
Why should I believe you.
What is your qualification by the way?  

The big clue here prikky, is the word "near."

They are called "Near Death Experiences," not "Death Experiences."

Bless you though, it can't be easy for you.

Clown.  

Doctors say.........the guy is dead.
You say.....Near Death Experiences......

Why should I believe a clown?
I rather believe a qualify doctor.  

You never thought of that, did you Sof?  

[SofaKingHigh]

The big clue here prikky, is the word "near."

They are called "Near Death Experiences," not "Death Experiences."

Bless you though, it can't be easy for you.

Clown.  

Doctors say.........the guy is dead.
You say.....Near Death Experiences......

Why should I believe a clown?
I rather believe a qualify doctor.  

You never thought of that, did you Sof?  

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