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Hi! There are those among us have never been scientology; there are those who have been in scientology, but who have rejected completely the concept of past lives; there are those who have been in scientology, but who feel there is something to past lives but feel those they ran in auditing weren't real: and then there are those who have been in scientology, who fully accept the concept of past lives.
While I belong to this last group, the following posting, which I had posted elsewhere, is addressed to those who have been scientologists and who have accepted the concept of past lives. There will, of course, be those who will challenge my position. They do so at their own peril.
Regards, David.
Between-Lives Implants?
While most ex-scientologists accept the existence of past lives, many have also accepted Hubbard's between-lives implanting, which is arrant downright unmitigated nonsense. Just to make my point clearer, Hubbard's between-lives implanting is the faeces of a male cow or the product of an equine defecation. So I thought I would describe what does happen and demonstrate that Hubbard's obsession with implanting, is just that, an obsession.
We live in a space-time physical universe with an agreed-upon-now and rate of progress, and those who don't agree, are for the most part, locked up in institutions. It is the temporal aspect of our universe, the passage of time, that is the key to understanding how come we keep returning for a new lifetime.
Time yet to come, is called the future and from an extremely young age we learnt to set "goals", such as reaching for a brightly colored object. Indeed most actions, if not all, are the result of "goals", and in an attempt to be at cause or in control. of our future, we set goals. This is, of course, the mechanism of desire. And it is the "desire" which is our driving force. When we knowingly set a goal, we are at cause, but when it, the goal, becomes an obsession, we are then at effect. These obsessions fall into three distinct categories, which are cravings and clingings and aversions.
The most insidious of our cravings, is nostalgia. In times of stress, do you not find yourself thinking about times in the past when things were going really well? We all do it. We could always go to Mom or Dad, or home was a safe haven, or school was stress-free, or going camping, or your first apartment when you left home, or a place of your own with your children, or .... .
As one gets older, one becomes more nostalgic as one reflects on past times. This happens to us all! Septuagenarians and octogenarians have very good recall of their childhood and very poor recall of recent events. Why? Because their attention is on their childhood because of their nostalgic cravings.
When a person passes on, dies, the person remains in the vicinity of loved ones through this nostalgic craving. Did you know that a deceased loved one can communicate with you, through the sharing thoughts. I suggest that you sit alone in a peaceful place and think of the greeting or remark you would normally make when you saw him/her, addressing the thought to him/her as a communication. And be alert to any subsequent thoughts you have. You will know when the thought you have, is from him/her. (I and many others, have experienced this and I would like you to experience it too.)
Note that a person who has passed on, no longer has his/her body, so that the only craving that persists is nostalgia. All the body cravings have gone into remission. So it is the driving force of this desire, nostalgia, which drives an excarnated being to assume the body of a foetus of a pregnant relative or close friend. Did you know that many religions teach that one usually returns to the same family? Did you know that there are reports of sensitive people have claimed that a pet who has died, has returned in a different body? I'll let you surf the net to make your own discoveries.
There are no such things as between lives implant stations, it is simply the outcome of nostalgia. We don't remember most of our life because of nostalgia and we come back again because of nostalgia.
For those who feel I'm being dogmatic about the between lives experience, I apologize. The concepts I have presented, are not based on any particular religious doctrine. It is based upon what I have personally observed.
Regards, David.
While I belong to this last group, the following posting, which I had posted elsewhere, is addressed to those who have been scientologists and who have accepted the concept of past lives. There will, of course, be those who will challenge my position. They do so at their own peril.
Regards, David.
Between-Lives Implants?
While most ex-scientologists accept the existence of past lives, many have also accepted Hubbard's between-lives implanting, which is arrant downright unmitigated nonsense. Just to make my point clearer, Hubbard's between-lives implanting is the faeces of a male cow or the product of an equine defecation. So I thought I would describe what does happen and demonstrate that Hubbard's obsession with implanting, is just that, an obsession.
We live in a space-time physical universe with an agreed-upon-now and rate of progress, and those who don't agree, are for the most part, locked up in institutions. It is the temporal aspect of our universe, the passage of time, that is the key to understanding how come we keep returning for a new lifetime.
Time yet to come, is called the future and from an extremely young age we learnt to set "goals", such as reaching for a brightly colored object. Indeed most actions, if not all, are the result of "goals", and in an attempt to be at cause or in control. of our future, we set goals. This is, of course, the mechanism of desire. And it is the "desire" which is our driving force. When we knowingly set a goal, we are at cause, but when it, the goal, becomes an obsession, we are then at effect. These obsessions fall into three distinct categories, which are cravings and clingings and aversions.
The most insidious of our cravings, is nostalgia. In times of stress, do you not find yourself thinking about times in the past when things were going really well? We all do it. We could always go to Mom or Dad, or home was a safe haven, or school was stress-free, or going camping, or your first apartment when you left home, or a place of your own with your children, or .... .
As one gets older, one becomes more nostalgic as one reflects on past times. This happens to us all! Septuagenarians and octogenarians have very good recall of their childhood and very poor recall of recent events. Why? Because their attention is on their childhood because of their nostalgic cravings.
When a person passes on, dies, the person remains in the vicinity of loved ones through this nostalgic craving. Did you know that a deceased loved one can communicate with you, through the sharing thoughts. I suggest that you sit alone in a peaceful place and think of the greeting or remark you would normally make when you saw him/her, addressing the thought to him/her as a communication. And be alert to any subsequent thoughts you have. You will know when the thought you have, is from him/her. (I and many others, have experienced this and I would like you to experience it too.)
Note that a person who has passed on, no longer has his/her body, so that the only craving that persists is nostalgia. All the body cravings have gone into remission. So it is the driving force of this desire, nostalgia, which drives an excarnated being to assume the body of a foetus of a pregnant relative or close friend. Did you know that many religions teach that one usually returns to the same family? Did you know that there are reports of sensitive people have claimed that a pet who has died, has returned in a different body? I'll let you surf the net to make your own discoveries.
There are no such things as between lives implant stations, it is simply the outcome of nostalgia. We don't remember most of our life because of nostalgia and we come back again because of nostalgia.
For those who feel I'm being dogmatic about the between lives experience, I apologize. The concepts I have presented, are not based on any particular religious doctrine. It is based upon what I have personally observed.
Regards, David.