A Logical Argument for Reincarnation

Mr. Charlie · 10-19-2013, 11:01 AM

Okay, I read your opening post and a couple of your proceeding posts (geez, you have a lot to say on the matter) buy I saw nothing that hinted at why reincarnation is likely. I mean you gave some reasons, but they wern't what I would call imperial and were based on your own personal feelings rather than any evidence.

But I'm not belittling your opinion or the method that led to it. I tend to trust my feelings above my senses or 'logical' mind too. I just don't believe that my or anybody elses thoughts or feelings and necessarily a reflection of the ultimate reality. I think we all live in our own little reality tunnels and the world we perceive and experience is largely the world we create in our tiny little heads. Indeed I sometimes think it's a wonder we can communicate with each other at all.

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Mr. Charlie Shoo Thoughts Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: These Mountains Posts: 2,308	Okay, I read your opening post and a couple of your proceeding posts (geez, you have a lot to say on the matter) buy I saw nothing that hinted at why reincarnation is likely. I mean you gave some reasons, but they wern't what I would call imperial and were based on your own personal feelings rather than any evidence. But I'm not belittling your opinion or the method that led to it. I tend to trust my feelings above my senses or 'logical' mind too. I just don't believe that my or anybody elses thoughts or feelings and necessarily a reflection of the ultimate reality. I think we all live in our own little reality tunnels and the world we perceive and experience is largely the world we create in our tiny little heads. Indeed I sometimes think it's a wonder we can communicate with each other at all.