I have had some experiences which I can only explain as metaphysical, so I believe in the afterlife.However, I am also I would say a logical person, I don't discredit material events for what they are.Because of this I am keenly aware many of my mind's aspect seem to be chemical and biological, given they can be influenced by even petty elements like the environment or how much water I drank. So it seems to be obvious to me my mind cannot exist as it is in the afterlife. There wouldn't be this or that fluid or chemical that clear changes what I am thinking about.And this leaves me questioning what is beyond it, that piece of the mind that isn't just meat. Is there any anon here who has had stronger experiences than I had, or who is wiser overall, and is willing to enlighten me a bit on this topic?
>>42665749Tell me about your experiences
>>42665749Take your meds
>>42665749You can go ponger without food and water among other abilities when you meditate and they have done studies to show supernatural or quantum effects even of meditation
>>42665828I had a bad accidents at age 7 when a disembodied hand grabbed my bike's wheel. I remember it vividly and have the scar to this day. My parents say I was just biking and then flipped over.In 2004 at the age of 12 I lived the same day twice. I don't remember what the first day was exactly, and I don't think the reset was about me, just that my mind remembered it happened, and for the whole day I had a heavy sense of dejavu and was actively able to predict things that would happen. It started becoming spotty at night as I think my schedule changed massively from how ill I felt, but I still could tell roughly what was going to happen in the new episode of a series me and my brother always watched. But not the news broadcast that came later.I have had a lot of fade to white moments with my mind and a lot of them were accidental. The whiteness that I see in those moments is unlike anything physical. Even hours of meditation with the eyes closed doesn't produce it, just glimpses.>>42666352Yes yes. I take them already. In the end I have a family to sustain. Parents to take care of. ADHD meds helped quiet up my mind and make me more productive, at the cost of ending 30 years of near perfect memory. I can still remember most things down to when I was 4, but the memories feel less attached now, slowly fading, and the new ones aren't formed in such detail.
>>42668454weed brings back long term memories but makes short term memories be less set.you should also look into the behavior of incests and micro-organisms, you start to see that intelligence doesn't really correlate with brain size. i think the brain simple is the controller for the body. the effects the same with damage, a button lost is a button lost and same with indicators
>>42668521>incestsfml but also lol
Your experience of it. Not your memories, emotions or thinking, just your experience.
>>42668454damn did the disembodied nigga tried to kill you or save you, you think?
>>42665749I think the common responce to that question is the idea , that is not the thing that makes up the mind , but the camera that records it.With minimal imprits or no imprits of the mind.But I don't know about that occultism, so take it with a grain of salt.
>>42669232I made the comment while still waking up and didn't make it clear that I was biking on flat concrete. I had seen the hand once before, but never after the accident. I kinda assume it was just a bit of mischief, but you did make me wonder if it changed my life in some way. Maybe it was a future fella stealing my ideas (since the other place I saw the hand before was the office where I kept my notebooks and drawings) and repaying me by making me stop biking before "the accident" happened kek
>>42665749Yeah the body holds the soul with magnetism, the soul is plasma or an energy of some kind which is what is really you doing the thinking, the consciousness is that. Like your body is the car and your soul the driver. When you die you still have all your senses and the shape of your material body, the soul gets lifted up by earth’s magnetic field, because your body isn’t holding you in anymore. That’s why people describe going up to the clouds that have had near death experiences, but since they go back to their bodies they don’t see what’s beyond that most of the time. Bet you didn’t think you’d get the actual answer in your thread.
