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JayRob303
I personal believe that the human soul is a 'concious' electrical energy. Seeing that electrical energy never disappears, it dissapates, it is conceivable that person(s) with an abnormally strong electrical energy or 'soul' could maintain its presence, which would explain ghosts. Or the possible sudden death, could 'throw' the energy from the body, not giving it time to dissapate...
Perhaps when we die, and the electrical energy or soul leaves the body, it dissapates and joins a collective of energy (heaven or hell).

What are your thoughts, idea's, or personal concepts?
NME_locus
We'll it seems we have a similar concept. So when we leave our body, our energy goes on... which it has to go somewhere. And like you said, we might still have a consious which means we still can process thought.. I wonder if that could be. Can it be possible that our concepts could could support each others?

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...showtopic=45745

primordial
Now Im stealing this from the theories of Quantum Mechanics and mix it with my personal beliefs on souls. Each one of us percieves the universe and it exists in our mind and body and its there. At death, the universe(3D) doesnt exist for that person anymore, and this conscious goes on to the higher dimension that we cant understand. Like one dimension cannot understand 2d and so forth. I think we continue forever and forever. Death is the b**** I guess
Falco Rex
I don't buy the electrical energy being your soul theory simply because at the moment of death you'd be able to detect where it goes when it leaves your body..This has never happened yet, to my knowledge..It would seem to me that the electrical discharge is merely a function of anatomy rather than a spiritual essence..
I think if we do have a soul it's something completely different than most of us have ever been able to comprehend. I think it would perhaps have to actually exist seperately and away from our physical bodies, although naturally,we somehow percieve ourselves as being completely "Here and now."
isis-999
I don't think that is really what our soul's are, But i also believe in God so this theory does not fit into my personal believes. innocent.gif
Falco Rex
It might surprise you to know that I believe in God also..I just don't trust anything his so-called messengers care to tell me about his being or exstence..Nor do I much care for their interpretation of the human soul, because if it existed the way were led to believe it did, we'd be able to take it's measure scientifically..
isis-999
Falco i must say i agree with that, I do believe in God very much, But i no faith in what the bible says. innocent.gif
LarryOldtimer
In 1995, I attended the national conference of IANDS in Hartford, CT. One of the presenters was Jenny Wade, Ph D who is a research psychologist, writer, consultant and teacher (Professor, University of Santa Barbara, CA) specializing in consciousness studies, especially the evolution of consciousness. Her background is in human development with a particular emphasis on consciousness at the edges of life, before birth and after death, when the cellular basis for sustaining awareness is either severely compromised or nonexistent. Her presentation was most interesting and highly convincing.

The point of her presentation was that in interviewing very young children, in an unrelated study, she found that they had memories before birth, and even one just before conception. These memories could be verified by interviewing parents of the children, and the subject matter of the memories had not been discussed by the parents with the children, or while the children had been present. Some of the memories were of things which would have been embarrassing to the parents, and which they wouldn't have been discussing even between themselves.

Her position was that the "soul" (or whatever you would like to call it) joined with the egg at conception, loosely, and became more fixed as pregnancy became advanced, until at birth, the ties were strong. I had a copy of her book regarding this, Changes of Mind: A Holonomic Theory of the Evolution of Consciousness, but it has apparently been lost in the several moves I have made since then. What she talks about is well worth listening to, and provides the closest thing to proof of a duality of "body/soul" that I have come across. Compelling indeed. This woman is not a kook! thumbsup.gif
ajagsfairy
I believe that the soul is our vital essence and that our bodies are just our shell or vehicle to cruise around in while on this plane. Our souls are our life force, vital energy, conscience and who we really are. We are spiritual beings having an earthly experience. Blessings,Jo
Great Big Sea
Who knows? Our souls might be spiritual energy. I'm not sure but I'm not going to make up my mind based on someone's elses theories.
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