Why does my form die?

[Hojo]

@Spiritual WarfareI think they say God is breathing.

[Spiritual Warfare]

3 minutes ago, Hojo said:

@Spiritual WarfareI think they say God is breathing.

So that’s the secret behind the universe’s expansion God just took a deep breath.

[Sugarcoat]

39 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

I don’t agree with that. If existence is eternal, then the body must also be eternal, nothing is created or destroyed. So why does it need to be transformed?

“Then the body must also be eternal” why must form be eternal to you?

[Spiritual Warfare]

1 minute ago, Sugarcoat said:

“Then the body must also be eternal” why must form be eternal to you?

According to these spiritual thinkers, the body wasn’t truly created, and everything already exists and has always existed. They believe there was never a moment when anything was actually born.

[Sugarcoat]

9 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

According to these spiritual thinkers, the body wasn’t truly created, and everything already exists and has always existed. They believe there was never a moment when anything was actually born.

Maybe it’s so but relatively speaking we draw distinctions between when the human body is created in the womb and when it dies. So it’s us that create those distinctions on forms

[Spiritual Warfare]

1 minute ago, Sugarcoat said:

Maybe it’s so but relatively speaking we draw distinctions between when the human body is created in the womb and when it dies. So it’s us that create those distinctions on forms

I agree, but I think that we were formless before we had a body, so clearly, my body will one day disappear. The distinctions we make as humans may, in fact, be true.

[Hojo]

@Spiritual Warfare You are formless right now just close your eyes how far does the darkness stretch

[Sugarcoat]

1 minute ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

I agree, but I think that we were formless before we had a body, so clearly, my body will one day disappear. The distinctions we make as humans may, in fact, be true.

They are true in a relative sense yea. 

[Spiritual Warfare]

Just now, Hojo said:

@Spiritual Warfare You are formless right now just close your eyes how far does the darkness stretch

That’s a bit far-reaching, I don’t think we can truly know if we’re formless right now, but it doesn’t feel like it.

[Ishanga]

@Spiritual Warfare Just imagine Your Body/Mind didn't or couldn't die, that You were immortal, thinking and experiencing as You do now, You think that would be a healthy thing to have to put up with a mind like Yours for eternity? 

Be thankful that Your form will die one day, and the possibility of starting fresh is there, as well as the possibility for the cycle to end altogether!

[Hojo]

@Spiritual Warfare The feeling you have of your body is just the entire field of view squished into a spirit matching the body. You can un squish it and you become the whole screen.

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[Spiritual Warfare]

2 minutes ago, Sugarcoat said:

They are true in a relative sense yea. 

Perhaps, but the real question is, why does this happen? It doesn’t feel like a relative perspective, because when you’re dead you won’t have limitations, it won’t feel as if you have a body. Before I was born, it didn’t feel at all like I had a body.

[Davino]

These two videos have the answer

Please be mindful that most of the questions you ask, have already been answered in great detail by Leo. Literally, watch these two videos and come back. I'll answer you any doubt if there is still any 

 

[Spiritual Warfare]

1 minute ago, Ishanga said:

@Spiritual Warfare Just imagine Your Body/Mind didn't or couldn't die, that You were immortal, thinking and experiencing as You do now, You think that would be a healthy thing to have to put up with a mind like Yours for eternity? 

Be thankful that Your form will die one day, and the possibility of starting fresh is there, as well as the possibility for the cycle to end altogether!

Whether the body dies or not, I still need to understand why this happens and how it’s even possible if everything is eternal. I don’t mind if the body dies, but I want to know why this happens. No one has the answer, so just say ‘I don’t know’,there’s nothing wrong with that.

[Sugarcoat]

2 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

Perhaps, but the real question is, why does this happen? It doesn’t feel like a relative perspective, because when you’re dead you won’t have limitations, it won’t feel as if you have a body. Before I was born, it didn’t feel at all like I had a body.

It seems to be like that yes. That’s how biology works. 

[Sugarcoat]

The body dies because that’s how nature, biology works 

[Spiritual Warfare]

4 minutes ago, Hojo said:

@Spiritual Warfare The feeling you have of your body is just the entire field of view squished into a spirit matching the body. You can un squish it and you become the whole screen.

Just temporarily, but even if I can become formless, that doesn’t answer my question. I simply want to know why the body dies if everything is eternal.

[James123]

Just now, Spiritual Warfare said:

Just temporarily, but even if I can become formless, that doesn’t answer my question. I simply want to know why the body dies if everything is eternal.

Have you ever meditate or use psychedelic?

[Someone here]

Death is eternal rest . You are  still young you haven't gotten yet to experience the nightmare of being old.  Once you hit your 60s you will actually find the idea of death and resting in peace very  attractive.  And the only reason you wont commit suicide is to not hurt those people who love and care about you . But you yourself will be so done with life that literally nothing would matter to you.  The more you age the more you accept death and make love with it .it's your ticket to salvation from Samsara. 

[Spiritual Warfare]

6 minutes ago, Davino said:

These two videos have the answer

Please be mindful that most of the questions you ask, have already been answered in great detail by Leo. Literally, watch these two videos and come back. I'll answer you any doubt if there is still any 

 

Thanks, buddy. I’ll get in touch.