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I think our ego (the self we grow through our daily experiences) dies, and is no more. But our core remains and is reborn, and that we are indeed sentient after death. There are just too many things that point to this fact. But i am curious to discuss the point with those that care to engage.

Disclosure: i am not a religious faggot.

I think our ego (the self we grow through our daily experiences) dies, and is no more. But our core remains and is reborn, and that we are indeed sentient after death. There are just too many things that point to this fact. But i am curious to discuss the point with those that care to engage. Disclosure: i am not a religious faggot.

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It just makes sense.

Back when i was younger I was asked the question; "who observes the observer"

Took me a good year of pondering it before it dawned on me (something ive always known) that i observer my thoughts, and one layer deeper, i observe my emotions. Which i gather is what spawns my thoughts..

So what am i? I can control this hand. I call it MY body.. So i am not it..

That together with doing a ton of research, one small drop in that lake was reading about children talking about past lives.. Awesome shit, and very real.

Then i read the ringing cedars of russia, and everything clicked.