Comments on: Soul in the Brain

By: Char

Char — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 04:06:22 +0000

I left my body once and/or died. I was aware and had no pain.

By: Brian Downey

Brian Downey — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 03:07:30 +0000

I’ve had a couple of experiences under anesthesia in which I had an “out-of-body” event, or whatever you wish to call it. I was totally aware during these and had the memory of the experience after the anesthesia wore off. These events along with other experiences in my life confirmed my belief that the mind was not limited to a local experience. As for the Soul, I don’t think it’s ever stuck in the body even though it’s light can shine through it and fill it up.

Brian

By: James Rick

James Rick — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 16:33:08 +0000

Sometimes just because we don’t remember a experience doesn’t mean that it didn’t happen. For example I doubt you remember ALL your dreams every night when you wake up. Does that mean they didn’t happen, or its simply a matter of the brain not recording that event in it’s normal memory bank?

Many times we have dreams or astral experiences that do not get recorded unless we really make an effort to “remember” and even then there is a fragile connection between the Soul and subconscious and the conscious waking mind. It’s for this reason that you must not move around too much or think about your day before you have recorded your dreams otherwise the ability to record them may be lost deeper in the subconscious.

When you are under anesthesia you may very well be having a Soul experience outside the body or resting peacefully inside the body with no consciousness (and awareness of no consciousness seems to the Soul like it’s unconscious. It’s like the ‘eye’ of awareness is staring through the camera but the lens cap is on so all it sees is darkness). But you won’t remember either experience if it doesn’t get encoded in normal memory banks. That doesn’t mean the experience doesn’t exist or that there is no Soul and life after death. It just means that the human species is built for waking reality and we must strive to make use of this human memory to remember Soul experiences in altered states of consciousness.

– James Rick
FullPotential.com

By: Mother Lightning

Mother Lightning — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 21:28:42 +0000

Most interesting. I am unaware of having had been made aware of this, in this way before. Topics & conversations on the “soul” are always fascinating. Thank U*.
Love & Peace Always,
Mother Lightning
of [thepeacegarden.blogspot.com]

By: Gyanama

Gyanama — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:24:50 +0000

Material existance and so called material laws are like a mirage, with no true existance….

By: Gyanama

Gyanama — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:22:45 +0000

The Spiritual Realm is the Realm of the Real, always Conscious and Aware, no pain there ..all other so called realms are an illusion based on false experience and unconscious.

By: Gyanama

Gyanama — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:17:44 +0000

anesthesia has no power in and of itself. Nothing can block Consciousness Awareness. It is a human race belief that anesthesia makes one unconscious…”Not True in Reality” How many will seek out this Truth?

By: Gyanama

Gyanama — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 03:04:58 +0000

The Truth is…There is no sensation in matter. And Infinite Mind is not in pain either.. pain is an illusion- a false belief…
Getting rid of a belief in pain is another thing, as it can seem very very real.
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Here is the mission of missions—the highest of all– to make the body not the prison but a palace of the soul, with the brain for it’s great white throne..
Mary Baker Eddy 1897