I don't know what you mean. Perhaps I used a poor choice of words. It's not a miracle. But it is amazing. I don't think the universe is here for us. I think we are the indifferent product of chemistry.
...if I had, my life would be different because of the other people I experience during my life. If my life were the same, wouldn't the people I experience in this life also be the same as those experienced during my previous life...?
Through regression , by hyposis , to past lives ,apparantly , you , your soul , can change for the better , stay the same , or grow . You make the choice of the life you want to experience .
Here's something not so metaphysical that follows the same idea as; Have you existed before? (past lives) Are you a multi-dimensional being? People sense us. Us meaning you OR I or any one of us. They interact with us. They have a 'rich' experience from five senses, the data of which all goes to their brains. Included with that is a history of the times they have interacted with us. Taken together this is a robust image. Never-the-less, it is an image, and not the real thing. They have the image over there, and I am here. Not the same thing. However, what they have of you or me is knowledge/information. That knowledge is real is it not? It has potential in itself, and they can use it. So while there is only one me, there are many images of me, but only partial images. They are not a true reflection of me. Information derived from a life lived in the past has the same nature. It has potential. It is partial. It only exists temporarily, and then it is gone. Can people access that information? Yes. We do it every day when we read about someone who lived in the past. We can empathize, and even internalize (meld with) the information. Here's something that happens to me every day: People act as if they know me, when what they really know is themselves to a much greater extent. They may have many beliefs that are common to the society - a shared information base. They expect me to act according to their expectations. I on the other hand, see myself as unique from all others. I am, and they are. Even the societal beliefs, although commonly held may not, and most times do not reflect absolute truth. The relative truths (beliefs) held by a group may arrive from completely invalid or even non-existent examination. So I view the information each of them have about me as 'another dimension of myself, that is incomplete, flawed, and temporary.' These dimensions are real, because they have potential. It somewhat irks me when people don't recognize or realize that the information they have of me is both partial and temporary. It is a Very incomplete image, and most importantly it is not me. There is a potential relative to me involved with those images, because people have a tendency to act on/do what is in their own best interests. In that case, my information becomes a tool or a resource for them, and they can use it or me (because I am tied to that information) in their agenda that may have little to do with my best interests. Have I lived a past life? Probably not. A more important question might be: Are we multi-dimensional beings? That depends on your evaluation of the terms related to the actual (living, breathing) person. I see myself as a singular organism that has a multi-faceted informational existence. The information apart from my organism I see as multi-dimensional. It has as many vectors as the number of people who interact with me, or know of me by other means.
If you look back far enough I had existed continuously for all eternity without death and rebirth for heaven, nirvana, and the wish to be.
The only time I've experienced other lives is in my dreams. It's a curiosity. Nonetheless, I prefer to view this one as my first and last, just to be safe.
I am however entitled to a religion because I've been told to pray etc. but I only use it against those who have forced me to pray, and kiss feet etc. ☺ I may be summoned in the future though with the following: (((?+1)÷(0+1))-1)=? Which will summon ? from nothing. Perhaps I wrote that (set in stone (even if erased etc. still has existed)) in a previous life and that is why I'm here now, but I do not know. If I return to heaven I may write to summon myself, or simply wait to be summoned by those in need. ☺
What if there's no emptiness at all? What if, after death, you immediately "assume" a role of any random person, living or only to be born, at any point in time in any of the possible universes, at random, and not even noticing the transition? Have you ever been in a coma and came back? Can you be sure that while you were in a coma, you weren't any other random person? After all, after waking up, you only have your own memories, so there's no way of telling if somehing have happened while you were out or not.
After death there is no longer "you". You become dead along with your brain. You are not a sepatate being from yourself. You exist only when your brain is alive. After death there is nothing to look forward to and nothing to be afraid of! Actually when you are braindead but they keep your body alive by artificial means, the person that was you also disappears and your body becomes a thing, a mindless object.
There's no need for evidence, because there's no need to believe in anything. If there's a statement that we can't explicitly prove true or false, this statement is neither true nor false. It's in "superposition", like Schroedinger's cat. It has a certain probability to be true or false. The purpose of asking "what if?" is to explore a possibility, trying to figure out the conditions that need to be satisfied for it to be true. Also, please note that even though there is an evidence that consciousness exists and it originates in the brain, there's no evidence that absence of consciousness exists. There's no evidence that absolute "emptiness" exist. What you are doing is no different from what I'm doing - we both try to use logic and draw conclusions based on our assumptions, and not on evidence.
The very concept of eternal nothingness and emptiness is meaningless. Time can only exist when consciousness exist Universe exist only when there is consciousness Without consciousness, there is nothing, no time and no universe as we perceive it. Therefore I must conclude that consciousness is a constant property of the universe. Nothingness can't exist. Of course, this is all just assumptions, I do not believe in it per se, just think there is a hight probability that is the case.
Yes there is, and here is the proof. https://www.ted.com/talks/anil_seth_how_your_brain_hallucinates_your_conscious_reality Consider this question; If you cease to exist do al other animals cease to exist? For you yes, but not for the other humans or other animals. This nothingness only aplies to you , but not to all other living things. If this first clip has peaked your interest, do watch the following lecture which comes after
