Why does my form die?

[Hojo]

@Spiritual Warfare The body is just a container for life. Outside your body is a void of nothing there are no emotions there are no people or concepts. All of life is inside your body right now, none of it is outside your body. When it leaves life goes outside your body and you see you are the whole thing as life.

[Spiritual Warfare]

2 minutes ago, Jowblob said:

It doesnt die or decay it's just your dream you rat.

It does die when I become formless, and I can’t get it back. If eternity is unchanging, then I shouldn’t feel any difference between limitations and non-limitations.

[Spiritual Warfare]

3 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

Your human form has not always existed.

But it isn’t logical if existence is eternal. Eternity is everything, and a beginning does not exist—only as an illusion.

[Carl-Richard]

Just now, Spiritual Warfare said:

But it isn’t logical if existence is eternal. Eternity is everything, and a beginning does not exist—only as an illusion.

Your human form is not all of existence.

[Spiritual Warfare]

2 minutes ago, Hojo said:

@Spiritual Warfare The body is just a container for life. Outside your body is a void of nothing there are no emotions there are no people or concepts. All of life is inside your body right now, none of it is outside your body. When it leaves life goes outside your body and you see you are the whole thing as life.

Beautiful.

[Spiritual Warfare]

Just now, Carl-Richard said:

Your human form is not all of existence.

The human form belongs to existence, which makes it eternal.

[ChrisZoZo]

@Spiritual Warfare because you are the eternal with infinite imagination power wanting to experience change. 

You simply limit your perception to be along the timeline of this body from absolute infinity. Then further limit each frame and perceived, frame perception of time. 

[Jowblob]

Just now, Spiritual Warfare said:

It does die when I become formless, and I can’t get it back. If eternity is unchanging, then I shouldn’t feel any difference between limitations and non-limitations.

It's your ego that is still there thinks it's dead, your ego makes a distinction between alive and dead. Ones you abide in your true spiritual physical form, and feel the undistructiveness/eternal/unity/mechanics of life itself there will be no doubt and you will stay in that form. There are mechanics in place by your higher self, trust in god and your higher selves the intelligence is not something you can comprehend. 

[Carl-Richard]

1 minute ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

The human form belongs to existence, which makes it eternal.

My guy, your body is not immortal. What is so hard to understand about this?

[Spiritual Warfare]

Just now, ChrisZoZo said:

@Spiritual Warfare because you are the eternal with infinite imagination power wanting to experience change. 

You simply limit your perception to be along the timeline of this body from absolute infinity. Then further limit each frame and perceived, frame perception of time. 

Okay, but after death, why can’t I return to my body? 

[Spiritual Warfare]

2 minutes ago, Jowblob said:

It's your ego that is still there thinks it's dead, your ego makes a distinction between alive and dead. Ones you abide in your true spiritual physical form, and feel the undistructiveness/eternal/unity/mechanics of life itself there will be no doubt and you will stay in that form. There are mechanics in place by your higher self, trust in god and your higher selves the intelligence is not something you can comprehend. 

Not true, because before I was born, it felt like I didn’t have a body. This is an objective problem, not a subjective one. These illusions are real, even though they are illusions.

[Jowblob]

When your ego walks its own path/away from god you will gain mystical experiences but they will be empty and not of a unitative state.

All the mechanics/true non solipsistic unity without aloness is only in god. I have learned my lesson

[Spiritual Warfare]

4 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

My guy, your body is not immortal. What is so hard to understand about this?

I understand that, but it is impossible for the body to die if existence is eternal. You cannot create something temporary if you have all forms.

[Spiritual Warfare]

1 minute ago, Jowblob said:

When your ego walks its own path/away from god you will gain mystical experiences but they will be empty and not of a unitative state.

All the mechanics/true non solipsistic unity without aloness is only in god. I have learned my lesson

Good storybook.

[Princess Arabia]

1 hour ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

So why does it need to be transformed?

Ice is form. It still turns to water. Snow melts. 

[Spiritual Warfare]

Just now, Princess Arabia said:

Ice is form. It still turns to water. Snow melts. 

But it doesn’t die. The human body does.

[Princess Arabia]

1 minute ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

But it doesn’t die. The human body does.

No, it transforms. Go dig up a grave.

[Ishanga]

@Spiritual Warfare Your biggest problem is you've set up some beliefs systems, but they seem contrary to one another, you keep on saying things like "existence is supposed to be eternal" and similar sort of phrases, but in reality you know nothing, but You think you know a bit of something, and you want to know the truth of the matter, it doesn't work this way...half truth is not truth at all...

First work on your basic experience, you seem pretty emotional, and uptight, fix that first, then go from there..

[Carl-Richard]

4 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

I understand that, but it is impossible for the body to die if existence is eternal. You cannot create something temporary if you have all forms.

Then why do bodies die? You know people die, right?

[Spiritual Warfare]

Just now, Princess Arabia said:

No, it transforms. Go dig up a grave.

It does not transform. The body dies because when you die you become formless and not another body.