Not true. I'm not even saying that we exist after death for very long in any "individual" capacity - merely as a form of cosmic consciousness. Think of a glass of water. If I throw it into the ocean, it will disperse and become part of that ocean.
Like most rational people, I like to fit my beliefs into what I have observed. I have observed indications that a person's consciousness lives on, even briefly, after death. Unless you can provide a reasonable alternative explanation to my experience above?
Yes, except what can be inferred from your experience?
1. It was probably not a coincidence because it was too unlikely.
2. You were important person in her life, so she wanted to say goodbye.
These things say nothing about a cosmic consciousness. Even if there is such a thing, your experiences would have happened before her consciousness merged into it.
True. However, the fact that I am not alone in experiencing "visitations" from people after they die leads me to the conclusion that there is some form of "Post death" existence. As a rational person, I believe that energy and information can't be destroyed in accordance with the known (or presumed) laws of physics.
Most "Visitations" occur shortly after the death of a person, and tend to diminish in both intensity and "clarity" as time passes. Therefore, there appears to be a "loss of energy/information" occurring. One may therefore conjecture that as this energy/information must go somewhere (so as to adhere to the laws of physics), a non-personalised "super-consciousness" may well be it's ultimate destination.
Of course, there is no more evidence for any of this than for the "invisible man in the sky", so it is every person's right to agree, disagree, or both. ;)
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Not true. I'm not even saying that we exist after death for very long in any "individual" capacity - merely as a form of cosmic consciousness. Think of a glass of water. If I throw it into the ocean, it will disperse and become part of that ocean.
Like most rational people, I like to fit my beliefs into what I have observed. I have observed indications that a person's consciousness lives on, even briefly, after death. Unless you can provide a reasonable alternative explanation to my experience above?
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Yes, except what can be inferred from your experience?
1. It was probably not a coincidence because it was too unlikely.
2. You were important person in her life, so she wanted to say goodbye.
These things say nothing about a cosmic consciousness. Even if there is such a thing, your experiences would have happened before her consciousness merged into it.
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True. However, the fact that I am not alone in experiencing "visitations" from people after they die leads me to the conclusion that there is some form of "Post death" existence. As a rational person, I believe that energy and information can't be destroyed in accordance with the known (or presumed) laws of physics.
Most "Visitations" occur shortly after the death of a person, and tend to diminish in both intensity and "clarity" as time passes. Therefore, there appears to be a "loss of energy/information" occurring. One may therefore conjecture that as this energy/information must go somewhere (so as to adhere to the laws of physics), a non-personalised "super-consciousness" may well be it's ultimate destination.
Of course, there is no more evidence for any of this than for the "invisible man in the sky", so it is every person's right to agree, disagree, or both. ;)
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Except that experiences from people pulled back from death by defibrillators, etc seem consistent with what you are saying.