posted June 14, 2003 08:43 AM           

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i was wondering, what will happen when all the souls which could become immortal, do? will people still give birth? will we all have millions of children? will we run out of souls??? this sounds a bit bizzare but i was just thinking about it and, well, it just popped into my head!
Ps-can animals become immortal???

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posted June 17, 2003 03:04 PM         

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The answer is found in Gooberz, but I don't want to spoil it.

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posted June 22, 2003 05:27 AM         

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Ohhhhh ..............please???

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posted June 22, 2003 01:53 PM         

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New Souls can still be born. And Souls can be born on other Planets or in parallel Uni-verses.

People will still give birth, but there will be no population problem. Meditate on "In my Father's house are many mansions."

Linda doesn't mention this, but I think it's possible through Love and close contact with Immortals for animals to become immortal, although it would not be common.

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posted June 23, 2003 02:15 AM         

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Good questions, by the way.

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posted June 23, 2003 11:19 PM         

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I'm not saying that humans are better then dogs or cats, but since humans are more complex, and perhaps more fullfilling, the canine's spirit would want to evolve as a human rather then a remain a dog forever. Am I right?

All fallen angels, were at one point animals like dogs or cats instead of humans, am I right?

We're constantly evolving and evolving, after being only flesh and blood, the next level up would be...?

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posted June 24, 2003 02:06 PM         

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Just my ONION, but I think people Souls are people Souls and animal Souls are animal Souls.

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posted June 24, 2003 02:24 PM         

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But aren't we constantly evolving into something higher? You know the animal doesn't have to die, for the spirit to move on to another temple.

I read somewhere that Edgar Cayce believed that he had been an animal in his own path of reincarnation.

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posted June 24, 2003 09:32 PM         

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I agree w. Randall. People are people. Plants are plants. Animals are animals.

Yet, this does not mean that animals do not go through their own heirarchy of evolution. If we believe the astrology model of reincarnation, why is not a dog born under pisces automatically an older soul than a dog born under Aries? Entirely conceivable.

This perhaps explains why some animals seem very very capable of being able to teach we human animals a lesson or two. But this in turn means that we have a karmic responsibility to help further animals on their own path, doesn't it?

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posted June 25, 2003 05:31 PM         

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I'm never sure! But I still believe that the animals can evolve into humans and so on.

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posted June 26, 2003 02:00 PM         

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Definitely some animals are more evolved than some humans.

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posted June 26, 2003 11:19 PM         

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Have you ever been to a Whale Watch? It's nothing dangerous, some of the hump-back whales like to get really close to the boats.

Unfortunetly there are shipment boats that end up hitting them since they can't ever stop. But most won't die, yet they'll end up with scars and wounds.

I love whales they're the most evolved creature in my eyes, my intution tells me they're very loving and romantic creatures. Especially to each other! Oh and their life-span, 80 or more years at the most.

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posted June 27, 2003 08:46 AM         

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And dolphins have a thing or 3000 to teach us, as well.

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posted June 27, 2003 03:15 PM         

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As cool as Dolphins are, they're bit over-rated in my eyes. Whales are still my favorite!

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posted June 27, 2003 05:29 PM         

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It's nice to have a favorite, but if you believe dolphins are over-rated, then you are under-estimating them.

Consider this: I recently saw a quote somewhere that reminds us that men do not make truth great, but rather truth makes men great. Dolphins know and understand a wealth of truths that we as men have yet begun to tap.

I dont' discount whales or their majesty. They are masters of the aquatic ballet! They are the world's most massive mammals, and manage to thrive on the tiniest of organisms (plankton). Absolutely amazing.

But I urge anyone not to discount dolphins as over-rated, or the lates fad that adorns millions of coffee cups and desk-top ornaments.

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posted June 27, 2003 08:25 PM         

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hey everyone, this is naca8 btw.
wow i had lost this topic and i just stumbled on it again!
i don't know what i think about the whole animal to human evolution....i mean if i was a dog i'm not sure i would want to "evolve" to a human...we humans can be right litlle...devils .
personally i don;t agree with humans saying we are more evolved than all other creatures, i mean sure we have computers and technology, but i mean do we really NEED those things in order ot live happy lives, i donno, i don't personally...then again if we didn't have it i wouldn't be able to talk to you guys! very confusing!
i totally agree with animals being able to teach us humans a thing or 3000

ps. i just added a pic of my gorgeous pooch to the photo album, what do you think? she has certainly tought my family and me a whole lot of things!

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posted June 27, 2003 09:42 PM         

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i love this conversation

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posted June 27, 2003 09:44 PM         

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it depends on if we become immortal first, or learn to travel to other planets first without spaceships

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posted June 28, 2003 10:57 AM         

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posted June 29, 2003 07:23 AM         

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Cute pooch! ARF ARF! By the way, I added Linda's handwriting to the album.

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posted July 09, 2003 10:09 PM         

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I have an eleven year old cat... she looks much younger. I believe she looks youthful because of the people she is surounded by in her life. Like Randall mentioned... "close contact with immortals." I am definitely not immortal yet... but I think my cat has been influenced by me.

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posted July 13, 2003 11:20 PM         

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maybe she's helping you become immortal?

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posted July 14, 2003 03:16 AM         

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Not to sound like the Cappy pessimist that I am, but personally (and not to offend anyone) I think humans are the most unevolved species on this planet ... excluding Knowflakes, of course. I don't see dogs and cats blowing each other up in the name of God. I don't see them blowing up buildings to claim their piece of the "Holyland". Maybe we could learn a lesson from them ... if you want to mark your territory, pee on it first. Doesn't that sound much more civilized than murdering innocent men, women and children?

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posted July 14, 2003 01:03 PM         

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I understand what you're saying! You don't see birds giving each other I.D cards to sit on a tree. Linda believed the real reason animals eat and attack one another, is becuase man had taught them to.

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posted July 16, 2003 06:04 AM         

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i can't believe it! finally someone who thinks like me! i've been to scared to say that, but i totally agree, we're "super evolved" in stupidity i'd say...i mean we spend so much time experimenting and researching things which i believe don't matter, we seem to only want to find cures, we dont' want to look inside to find the "prevention"?

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