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Perception is a choice, your choice. When you see a homeless beggar on the street, do you react with disgust, or compassion. How you handle the vicissitudes of life is up to you. We can’t change life, but we can change how we perceive life. Most don’t know, or understand, that their thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and perceptions are under their own control. They go through life reacting to events emotionally instead of transcending them.
The near death experience changes perception totally. Other experiences both good and bad also change perception. But perception can be changed by anyone who really wants to at any time. Ponder if you want to change.
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Give Me Your Eyes
Learn to love, see with love, perceive all with love.
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Science has been studying the brain for well over 100 years now, and what they have found is not near as important as what they haven’t found. They haven’t found any physical memory, or physical thoughts, or physical emotions, or anything physical associated with consciousness. They have noticed certain areas of the brain “light up” when different aspects of consciousness is active or the brain is stimulated. But brain activity is not consciousness, it is only the footprint of consciousness.
We, me and you, are consciousness and we weren’t created by the brain. I can’t tell you exactly how we were created, but I am pretty sure it had something to do with a higher and greater consciousness than we.
Near Death Experiences have shown that we (our consciousness), and the brain are two separate entities. Research on hundreds of experiences show clear evidence of this separation.
So the next question is how long before mainstream science catches up with the research being done in a dozen universities around the country and the world. How long before they give up their futile search for something that doesn’t exist in the brain.
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There are people who say there is no God, or spiritual world, and that all religion is mythology because there is no way to scientifically prove it exists. They call themselves skeptics. Yet skeptics, at least most of them, do believe in things that can’t be proven scientifically. They believe in scientific theories such as the theory of evolution, the big bang theory, and the theory that our consciousness was created by our brain. But there is no real proof that these theories are true, that is why they call them theories. Are they real skeptics or just people with an agenda. Seems to me real skeptics would be skeptical about anything that could not be proven. Not just a few choice items. Ponder this.
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