12-24-2010, 02:19 PM
Hey guys, this is probably another one of those impossible questions, but I've been wondering about it lately. Check out this quote:
The interesting part for me here is that there is a possibility that someone's spirit could be destroyed without hope of reintegration. So this implies that the soul or spirit (whatever we chose to call it, that non-material aspect of who we are) is made of a something that can be altered by something else... that seems to imply a somethingness, some sort of tangibility however seemingly intangible in our daily experience.
Whatever that somethingness is can somehow be altered with radiation or intense explosions in space/time. Sort of makes me wonder if a soul would experience the same problem if a person was flung on to the surface of a star, or in to a black hole, or was accelerated to the speed of light, etc.
Also as a side question, what if Ra and the confederation had not come to the aid of those in the nuclear blasts? That would have been a loss to the Creator- how is that even possible?
But again, the main thrust of questioning here is, can we know what the soul is made of? Anyone have any ideas of what it might be? Electromagnetic energy, or something else? Or a combination of things?
L&L, E
Quote:26.21 Questioner: Could you give us an example from Hiroshima or Nagasaki of how this is done?
Ra: I am Ra. Those who were destroyed, not by radiation, but by the trauma of the energy release, found not only the body/mind/spirit complex made unviable, but also a disarrangement of that unique vibratory complex you have called the spirit complex, which we understand as a mind/body/spirit complex, to be completely disarranged without possibility of re-integration. This would be the loss to the Creator of part of the Creator and thus we were given permission, not to stop the events, but to ensure the survival of the, shall we say, disembodied mind/body/spirit complex. This we did in those events which you mention, losing no spirit or portion or holograph or microcosm of the macrocosmic Infinite One."
The interesting part for me here is that there is a possibility that someone's spirit could be destroyed without hope of reintegration. So this implies that the soul or spirit (whatever we chose to call it, that non-material aspect of who we are) is made of a something that can be altered by something else... that seems to imply a somethingness, some sort of tangibility however seemingly intangible in our daily experience.
Whatever that somethingness is can somehow be altered with radiation or intense explosions in space/time. Sort of makes me wonder if a soul would experience the same problem if a person was flung on to the surface of a star, or in to a black hole, or was accelerated to the speed of light, etc.
Also as a side question, what if Ra and the confederation had not come to the aid of those in the nuclear blasts? That would have been a loss to the Creator- how is that even possible?
But again, the main thrust of questioning here is, can we know what the soul is made of? Anyone have any ideas of what it might be? Electromagnetic energy, or something else? Or a combination of things?
L&L, E