Palingenesis and the Law of Conservation

[Fool]

Does reincarnation follow the law of conservation?

 

[columbus]

I thought palingenesis was when John Mccain picked a pitbull with lipstick as VP running mate.

Tom

 

[cirillo]

my opinion
there is no reincarnation,but resurrection.

 

[cirillo]

Does reincarnation follow the law of conservation?

so you HAVE a religion
you god has no name,he is not a person but rather an irrational force with no rules.
No different at all from the greeks 2000 years ago

 

[Twilight Hue]

Does reincarnation follow the law of conservation?

Now there's a thought. The transformative nature of reincarnation.

 

[George-ananda]

Does reincarnation follow the law of conservation?

I'm leaning to a 'No' answer on this one (and I am a believer in reincarnation). Any 'law of conservation' I have heard of refers to physical matter/energy. So after death, the same amount of physical matter/energy is still there; nothing disappeared.

 

[Fool]

I'm leaning to a 'No' answer on this one (and I am a believer in reincarnation). Any 'law of conservation' I have heard of refers to physical matter/energy. So after death, the same amount of physical matter/energy is still there; nothing disappeared.

you don't believe consciousness is a form of energy.

 

[George-ananda]

you don't believe consciousness is a form of energy.

Actually 'no'. Brain activity is physical matter/energy but the brain is just the receiver of information from higher realms.

 

[Fool]

Actually 'no'. Brain activity is physical matter/energy but the brain is just the receiver of information from higher realms.

all energy takes a state of matter. there are different states of matter. electrical impulses are a state of matter. a brain is not necessary for transmission or reception of information.


http://listverse.com/2015/08/03/10-unusual-states-of-matter/