It's a comforting idea, that you have multiple chances, multiple opportunities, that when you die you're merely in transition. But there's really no corporal evidence to support this.
"Surely there can't be just ONE life, right?"
Why not? What could possibly render this an absurd or improbable notion? How is it any less believable than the idea that some magic moves our consciousness through space and time into another 'body'?
There's nothing wrong with entertaining the notion, but to be certain of it seems kinda irrational to me. Maybe you're a 'spiritual person' and it's easier for you to make leaps of faith.
Would you say that we live multiple lives?
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No, I wouldn't say that.
It's a comforting idea, that you have multiple chances, multiple opportunities, that when you die you're merely in transition. But there's really no corporal evidence to support this.
"Surely there can't be just ONE life, right?"
Why not? What could possibly render this an absurd or improbable notion? How is it any less believable than the idea that some magic moves our consciousness through space and time into another 'body'?
There's nothing wrong with entertaining the notion, but to be certain of it seems kinda irrational to me. Maybe you're a 'spiritual person' and it's easier for you to make leaps of faith.