Question:
Do you believe Parallel universes exist?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Do you believe Parallel universes exist?
84 answers:
2015-04-13 18:21:22 UTC
It will be a great tragedy to say that the extent of what the Mind can conceive or what the eyes can see are the entire expanse of the Universe and Universal Truth. There are many Universes, and the Universe that we are in is just but one of the many many Universes. But where is the Universe? Out there in Space? That will be Yes and No. Out there in space is still Material Universe that is part of the many Universes that is in Oneness. It is like a gap between paragraphs.



You and Me are but pages of a book, in a bookshelf filed somewhere along with many many books, on a section called Material Universe, in a Library that have many other sections. The limits are just endless, and our true size is way bigger than what we can possibly expect at the moment. The entire Material Universe is like sands on a beach, where each grain of sand is a life. What Science can prove or not is not the extent of the many wonders, neither it should be the limits of your seeking.
tizzoseddy
2015-04-13 13:57:23 UTC
I don't know, but it doesn't make much sense to me. Maybe everything that can possibly happen will eventually happen, but I see that as being spread out over infinite time, not happening all at once and occupying the same space from which we are somehow, next to, but separated from.



I have a theory of why the thought of actual parallel universes is so tempting. Each one of us has a concept of what the universe is. We each have a conceptual universe in our minds. Each conceptual universe has a version of Earth, Sol, the planets, galaxies, people, animals, gods, etc. As individuals with our own perspectives and natures, each of our conceptual universes have differences. Some of the differences are relatively small variations; some are radical. In this way of having various differences, they are like the physical parallel universes that some physicist might talk about. Also, we are unable to directly experience the many different universes that are all around us in other peoples minds. We are unable to enter them, unable to see them, unable to know what is going on there. In their inaccessibility they are, again, like the parallel universes that most people are imagining in their answers. Also, the term "parallel" seems appropriate because, although we experience time and the physical universe from our own perspectives, all our conceptual universes are based on the one physical reality of which our bodies are a part, and we are all experiencing the same moment in time.



Also, every person that has any inkling of who I am, has their own idea of who I am. Needless to say, all those versions of me in all those universes are different. My alter-egos.
2015-04-13 10:40:43 UTC
My alter ego exists in this universe. His name is No Chance Without Jesus.



I'm his evil atheist twin.



And just to be clear, I was being sarcastic. There's no evidence for the existence of parallel universes.
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2015-04-15 21:26:27 UTC
There has been some talk about this in the scientific community. There are scientists that believe it. How they will explain it should be an interesting theory. Even Newton and his apple theory didn't exist before Newton came up with the idea and proved his theory. This was more easy to prove, but I think you get the gist of what I am talking about.
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2015-04-15 14:07:05 UTC
Yes I do. Don't think we are alone!!
?
2015-04-14 21:31:34 UTC
Hmm, my best answer is, I DO believe in higher dimensions. Do they necessarily lead to parallel universes? I suppose, though I'd MUCH RATHER believe they can give us a much deeper understanding of the "here's and now's" in this universe. I'd love to walk outside some night and see a Jupiter that stretches from horizon to horizon, or kick up snow on the surface of Titan, without really leaving the backyard. We could do this if we were five or six-dimensional beings.
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2015-04-13 18:37:17 UTC
God has within him an infinite number of me. For our purposes, being human, infinity is self-annahilation. Any infinite list contains its own self-contradiction. So for any other me to exist - for me - it must replace me and then it is the only me and I never was outside of the mind of God.



The point is, if you take away my singularity, I am nothing. So speculation about other selves and alternate universes just means you have no clue of the transcendent virtue of finiteness.
mystic
2015-04-13 10:41:55 UTC
This universe is vast. we don't know what is out there in it. and i m just agnostic about it.
Maurog IV
2015-04-13 10:37:10 UTC
No, I don't believe in parallel universes, because I haven't seen any evidence supporting these things existing.



So why assume it's anything more than imagination and speculation?
?
2015-04-14 20:03:59 UTC
But sometimes I feel deja vu a lot.



I don't think I have ever told you this but sometimes I feel like this world isn't real it is fake like we are in a computer world or even possibly if there are multiple different universes.



I feel like I have Derealisation Disorder a mental condition where you feel disconnected form your reality. It s different to escaping from the world like you do me I feel like when living life it doesn't feel like a reality.



For example at school sometimes I will feel like I have been through all this before when I first started at my new school it just felt weird and strange and unnatural what I mean is I felt like I already done this all before and lived this life. I feel this with everything I feel lots of deja vu even for things that haven't happened it's like there really is an alternate universe or lots of alternate universes with different me's and I feel like I have some sort of contact with them.



This is what dreams have always felt like to me a connection between you and world's that exist across time and space that you have been to before have you ever noticed in some dreams something might seem familiar even if you have never seen it or done it before?



Well yeah.



So sorry for going deep man but it's true sometimes I feel deja vu that isn't there.



But I can honestly say I believe we already looked that anime up at least once before but you probably forgot about it and the reason you were so excited with seeing it again was because you remembered that you liked it already without even realizing.



No but Curtis these deja vu feelings for me are not normal or healthy.

I actually feel like this world isn't real or there has to be other universes where things happen differently across time and space.



Even with certain people I just feel very strange.



I already feel like what's going to happen has already happened.

I feel a strange feeling of deja vu even when there is none.



Even when I was first talking to some people I felt like I already knew this guy/girl my whole life same with any other people.



It is not just my imagination either I have this strong feeling inside me that says in one universe me and a certain person are in love and happy together in other universes things will have turned out differently.



This is why I have belief in fate and destiny it seems like sometimes things that happen just feel like they already happened and already worked out.

I'm not saying I can predict the future, or the past, it's just I've always had this weird belief inside.



I know how it feels then, man.



This world seems so fake to me, artificial.



Everything seems programmed.



You just look at other people and their lives in this world.



It all feels so programmed and too set.



Nothing feels 'natural' or 'real'.



It's like we are in the matrix or something a computer world.



Or just that there are hundreds of different universes and they were all created by a higher power.



But don't you get what I MEAN, curtis?



Don't you sense it, don't you FEEL it?



And I honestly feel that, deep in my mind, there's some sort of connection we all have with ourselves in alternate universes.



I can't help but imagine great things.



I might think of an aline planet. I'll feel like I've BEEN there, I feel some connection even though I've never been.



I feel like I am another person there.



Or other planets or other times in history or even other creatures, aliens, etc.

It's not just that I have a very strong imagination - I just legitimately feel like deep inside us all we have the ability to connect with and even communicate with the alternate universes.



These messages might be dreams.



Dreams are literally the messages we send back and forth to each other, or taking us to the other world's temporarily.



I sound like a madman right now, but seriously...





Please tell me: Am I mad, or do you actually agree with me?



Science has not even proven what dreams are or why we have them yet.



Science has not proven what the imagination is, and what exactly causes it or what it means.



I feel like our imaginations are literally the memories of the alternate universes.



And all the tv shows, video games and stuff are all the alternate universes made into games and tv shows and stuff.



I'm not saying tv shows are real or true or anything though.



What I mean is, if you imagine something in your head, I feel like it's a memory of an alternate universe or a connection.



People use these memories to create things like tv shows and video games and stuff. Video games aren't true but might be someone who has used their memories to put it into a game.



Because, really.



Just think about it.



Why do we have imagination, creativity, ideas, dreams, etc.



Because we are smart? No, that can't just be it. That's an idiot's way of saying it.



'We are smart so we can think of smart things duh yeah'.



because thats what i have deja vu moments that arent actually real hm well im more worried about deja vu moments that didnt actually happen but feel like they did which is what i feel sometimes remmeber the whole 'reality/universe might be fake' feeling i said i get



That's what I mean. For you it is predict the future. But for me it's a little different. For me it's like I might be in a situation i've actually never been in, in the present but I get weird thoughts that it's all familiar and I've been through it all before.



Like when I started at my new school this year it wasn't new or refreshing at all it was a tiny bit at the beginning but by the end of my first week I started to feel I have already been to this school before that I have already lived this and met these people, etc.



With certain people I felt the strange feeling like 'This person is strangely familiar' it actually feels like I knew they existed before I met them. You just have thoughts/dreams of the future and then they come true. Me, I live my life like normal but get this weird thought that it has already all been done before.



It's not deja vu either, it's actually like some connection to a previous or alternate life. Remember how I said alternate universes.

It might even be like Bioshock Infinite. Remember Bioshock the steampunk game i have. In the game there are alternate universes and it turns out the story is not the first time it has happened. Everything that happens in the story repeats over and over again. When you first play the game it turns out to be your 207th time playing through or something like that. As in you've lived it all already.



I honestly feel like that. Like I've lived possibly even my entire life and it is an always repeating process and each time is different but the connection is still always there... I've already went to Harristown High school and already graduated, I already lived out my adult life and died. It has repeated and is happening again and this is where I am up to.



I already met certain people. In some alternate universes they might have hated me, in others we just never talked, in others we talk but then dont be friends after and forget each other, in some we remain good friends, in some we actually end up dating and they actually does end up being my girlfriend. I can just feel it. With all people. I can look at someone and think 'We had a connection in one of the previous loops'. This random guy in one of my classes at my school when I first started I looked at him and straight away I felt like I knew him in a previous life...
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2016-03-12 05:05:18 UTC
Parallel worlds (alternate Earths) would range from nearly identical to variations of our own history. Some would be ahead of us, some far behind us but pretty much on the same course of technology. And others would be virtually identical and except for some minor variations you would never know you switched realities. One example - Everything is the same but the world trade center is still in tact. President Gerald Ford would either be alive or had died several years ago instead of the day after Christmas. Perhaps there would be some differences in some of the car designs. Another example - Earth progresses slowly and about now, in 2007, the Civil War is being fought, or perhaps Christopher Columbus discovers the New World! or the 50's Civil Rights movement is just gaining steam..., things like that. And finally there could be some leading strain of reality that does not even hint of the same course of development in history that we are aware of. More advanced and or less advanced. Thats my understanding - and I am firmly convinced of the slight variations more than anything else. I have good reason to believe this, but at the risk of sounding like a complete nut-job, I decline to elaborate.
Hadleigh
2015-04-14 18:27:00 UTC
I believe that alter egos DON'T exist, and parallel universes do IN A SENSE.



The second you make any choice, your life is tailored to conform to that choice. There could be a completely different path that you could take by doing something extremely small differently. But I don't believe that you go on in a parallel universe after making that choice.
?
2015-04-17 09:35:09 UTC
I know that parallel universes exist and, ironically, although I am more sane than most humans because I do know this first-hand, I seem more insane because most other humans do not know this. In 1983 I was present when Duncan Cameron was conducting an experiment at Montauk, Long Island and, at someone's direction, I went over to him and whispered, "It is Time." Thereupon things went haywire and I was thrown into 1943 and had quite a time getting back to 1983 through not only parallel physicalities but through parallel times as well. Oh, parallel universes, dimensions, and timestreams all definitely exist, but good luck on trying to communicate about them to anybody once you have been there.
Soul
2015-04-13 21:15:55 UTC
Instead of looking from it from a quantum physics angle, why not look at it from a very simple angle. When we see someone less fortunate on the street and think there but for the grace of God could be me. Or when we see someone we want to emulate, there is someone we can someday be. When others impress, please, or anger us, we often see something from ourselves in them that makes us feel that way. What if since DNA is only 99.99% conclusive, we are each actually only that 0.01% genuine and that same percentage is in each of us. So, together we become or are one and separated we are merely pieces in a big puzzle? Every time we decide or choose anything we are at a parallel fork in the road. If I do this, then you see the progression of that path. If I do that, then you see the progression of that path. You continuously alternate between universes but only live in one at any given time unless you experience true insanity or do certain drugs. Each person I come in contact with, I imagine might be another version or me or me another version of them and always work to enhance or improve their day in some way, because you just never know. Or I could just be a narcissist who thinks the world revolves around me. But since I can only see through my own eyes, it sorta does....lol
?
2015-04-14 09:48:40 UTC
OUt in the universe there is some force acting on everything that can be SEEN. That force cannot be seen--it is called negative energy.

Yes there is a parallel universe , Virginia.
Corey
2015-04-13 10:39:20 UTC
No, I am ignorant about the probability and plausibility of "parallel" universes.

Absolutely not, that's pretty egocentric, to think that if there's alternate universes that they'd be identical for 13.82 billion years, and then changed a little within the past few decades.
Michael
2015-04-17 18:54:21 UTC
YES, In my opinion, I believe there's another Universe out some where in space. I also believe that at one point there were too many people on it, so some were put on this planet in different locations to see if they could survive. They did & continued to multiply. My reasoning behind this is OUR BLOOD is BLUE until air hits it, then it turns red. In space Man cant go to far without a full blood transfusion every 37 or 38 hours. My Father worked at NASA for most of his life. I remember one instance of a Russian at the space lab & they had to take blood up there almost immediately so they could give him a blood transfusion so he would'nt die with the important work he was doing. So in my opinion I say yes.// Now on the other hand if we came from Monkeys, then why has'nt there been more from monkeys. Mike
Suky Lo
2015-04-14 05:16:41 UTC
Of course and I have a doppelganger in every one. You're never alone with a parallel universe.
?
2015-04-13 10:44:53 UTC
I think of myself in different positions, this causes a local set of parallel universes that exist in thought. Can you imagine that? We each have that power, and so many more..
Elenora
2015-04-14 14:11:25 UTC
I always keep an open mind to possibilities. These universe is full of wonders and some have been discovered and others are yet to be found. We can never say that just because we haven't seen it or anything, it doesn't exist.
Best Answer
2015-04-13 20:42:08 UTC
I don't think they could occupy the same space, then they would be part of our universe. I think it is very possible that there could be another universe parallel to our universe composed entirely of anti-matter.
JORGE N
2015-04-14 13:53:53 UTC
As a microbe living on a fleck of dust floating through a beam of light for the moment, I think there are more than just parallel universes. There are as many universes as there are rooms with dust floating through a beam of light like ours.
?
2015-04-18 04:54:20 UTC
Of course. There are vast amounts of galaxies out there that mankind has not even come close to touching, and may not ever. To say that different universes do not exist would be completely moronic, when there is obvious proof that they do. Now, alter egos, I have no idea. There is a possibility.
Chloe
2015-04-14 07:15:36 UTC
Yes, a universe where everything we know to be normal is the complete opposite, emo's are cheerful, priests are satan worshipers and there is an alternative YOU. I am not nuts ths is real and this alternate universe can be accessed by believers through small wormholes.
?
2015-04-13 16:54:32 UTC
The mere fact that you use the word "believe" says all about this question - and also negates any value in any answer.



No, I don't - and I also believe that the current picture of the cosmos afforded by quantum mechanics will be replaced by a theory VERY different - with VERY different implications - than the theory we currently have.



You can CHOOSE to believe whatever you want - but this has a very tenuous relationship to reality.
?
2015-04-15 06:49:40 UTC
Well if the universe is infinitely big, does that not mean there is an infinite number of Earths that are carbon copies of this one and an infinite number of earth only slightly different to us and an infinite number completely different to us and everything in between?



Or does the randomness of an infinite universe mean that nothing ever repeat itself ever?



Or is the universe indeed finite and has a limit where it gives way to nothingness not even an empty space.



My head hurts.
Special EPhex
2015-04-13 17:36:44 UTC
No. But I believe in the possibility of alternative universe existing in the infinite field of potentiality of all of existence. In a parallel universe everything within that paradigm would be identical to another, which would be contrary to nothing in nature being completely identical. I think the term 'parallel universe' is meant to imply 'alternate universe', which would only be a linguistic technicality, but I believe it is possible to have two almost identical universes down to the addition, subtraction or reconfiguration of a single subatomic particle.



Although that would be an astronomically marginal material difference, I believe if we were to visit such a universe we'd experience major differences despite everything "appearing" the same. Being off by one degree on you compass out at sea can lead you hundreds of miles from your destination. I believe there are infinite universes within infinite dimension and planes of reality. Each and every reality has an inherent set of infinite possibilities and unlimited potential, which in turn, consists of infinite possibilities and potential, in an endless series. Because our minds are programed to register 'this' plane of reality, it hardly ever occurs to us that other possibilities exist.



Historically, it is believed that we do, in fact, visit these other realms and dimensions, through altered states of consciousness, such as drug induced states, trances or meditation. In the same way, we are also capable of realizing alternative perspectives of self-awareness, which may result in "alter egos", spilt or multiple personalities. Many psychological disorders diagnosed as mental illness, such as schizophrenia, could be a shift in consciousness from this plane of reality to another. Experts in psychology and psychoanalysis as well as their patients can well attest to these altered stated are just as real, if not more than this one, in the patient's mind.



Despite the lack of material evidence for this theory, it still begs the question of "what is reality?" Typically, from a scientific view, anything but 'this' reality is considered not 'real', but that may not be entirely true. The methods and approaches in this realm may be limited, not be applicable or valid in others, just as others may not register 'here' (life in the sea is not entirely the same as life on land). Because science usually is reluctant to view things from a different paradigm in order to make major breakthroughs in discovery, I often find them behind, what ancient peoples already intuit.
Muhammad Abu
2015-04-18 07:14:25 UTC
No, Since I do not have much more knowledge on parallel universes.
2015-04-13 10:51:32 UTC
There is one universe,if there was a parallel universe is would be the universe.
?
2015-04-13 10:44:54 UTC
i don't know i wish i did - but then again we don't know what's on the other side of a black hole do we? though if there could worm holes, paradoxes, time/space gaps if there were any... probably you would have to be in the right place at the right time... but i think we are comfortable as we are on Earth for now don't you think? I think you may find this article interesting: www.learning-mind.com/controversial-theory-suggests-humans-do-not-come-from-earth/ www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11285605/Did-the-Big-Bang-create-a-parallel-universe-where-time-goes-backwards.html
ya
2015-04-16 15:15:56 UTC
I think that human beings want more than they have, constantly, because there are a lot of things that people are unable to understand. This is simply because our mind cannot possibly understand the world around us. So, in my opinion if there are worlds out there we don't know, or alter egos or what not, then whether we believe in them or not, we may never get to know the truth.
?
2015-04-17 09:17:45 UTC
Think about the grandfather paradox. If you go back in time and kill your grandfather you prevent your own birth, preventing your time travel etc.



One way around this paradox is to assume that the universe divides into different universes with different timestreams.



It's pretty weird and hard to believe....... like most advanced Physics
mrin
2015-04-14 19:33:49 UTC
Of course i believe it.i think you are never alone with a parallel universe.
?
2015-04-13 23:13:40 UTC
Check out an E-book book from Amazon... Goldman at the End of the World. It gives an excellent insight on how this works in a fictionalized novel.
CECIL W
2015-04-14 22:18:39 UTC
Why not. We didn't believe that babies came into existence the phenomenal way that they do...not at first;

nor the fact that we do not know...at all...where we come from or...where...win finished here...that we all go.

P. U's. Could very well be.
?
2015-04-17 23:56:17 UTC
Universe is one.

If you did not see, heard, or had an idea about it, it is your ignorance like frog in a well.

Come out and see the universe to know its entirety.
daicactus
2015-04-13 10:46:59 UTC
Yes, but a negative of this universe. That should give white folks something to ponder.
Braden
2015-04-14 15:12:30 UTC
I remember watching a Vsauce video about this. If you believe the world is infinite, then doesn't that mean there are infinite possibilities(including different yous)? Just think about it.
2015-04-13 10:38:59 UTC
No



there is another plane where we exist, but not like this. Its called the Spiritual or the Kingdom Of Heaven



and we co-inhabit both
✞ London ✞
2015-04-13 10:39:36 UTC
I don't have a certain opinion on it, but I like the theory itself because it's interesting actually
Ahamed
2015-04-14 07:53:16 UTC
our human eyes cant see all the things

when you die you see something hidden to your eyes

someone say it as parallel universe
2015-04-14 07:16:29 UTC
nope --- nope ... and there is also no such thing as dark matter, or black holes (that are an actual hole) or anti matter-- -- this is just things physicists invent and then build whole confabulations around them building and building and building off of fallacy. its quite funny actually.



the world and the universe is just a mechanical thing. no magic wormholes or any such things .
Leonard
2015-04-13 10:41:14 UTC
The existence of our universe implies the existence of others.
2015-04-15 13:55:06 UTC
Yes, I believe in multi-verses and believe that my alter egos exist.
Anise
2015-04-15 15:10:42 UTC
From a Biblical viewpoint, there surely are other places where people are living while we are alive.



One is Hell, Where the Devil and His followers live, Jesus said it is a place of eternal torment, memory, fire, and separation from God



The other is Heaven, where God lives, and all those who love Him and keep his commandments.



One day we will also join them in one of those two places.
Fusion
2015-04-15 16:30:42 UTC
Most certainly. I can't prove it, but I firmly believe in the branching off theory.
?
2015-04-13 10:44:09 UTC
"Having an alter ego at times can be beneficial, provided it does not go overboard. It gives the person a sense of completeness."
Naguru
2015-04-15 01:08:19 UTC
Yes. I believe.
Immune to Bieber Fever
2015-04-15 04:19:38 UTC
Yes i believe we are living in a numerical computer simulation!
Tom
2015-04-14 04:00:27 UTC
Not in the sense that there are many copies of me and you running around out there---Those are "alternate" universes, variants of THIS one. But I DO believe in other "Parallel Universes" with their own stars galaxies and planets, LIKE this one but unto themselves---effectively existing in the same space, just as several radio stations may occupy the same "air". Which one is "real" depends upon which one the atoms of the observer's body is "tuned" to.

Remember, the particles that make up our atoms and ultimately our universes are ultimately WAVES. "Solidity" or "hard matter" is but an illusion created by opposing charges and forces. Only particles with the same wave attributes are "real" RELATIVE to each other, so many entire "Sets" of matching particles can occupy the same space each set forming its own "universe" and "not real" or "interactive" relative to the other universes.



And each such independent universe, COULD also have OTHER parallel universes that spawn off of them in the form of "time-frames" for example. having a "dynamic attribute" that constantly changes each minimal instant of time that our consciousness moves through, forming a kind of "frame" universe like a frame of film or flipbook page.



Other parallel universes are further independent by being in a different SPACE configuration altogether .



Remember, Everything is WAVES nothing really "Solid" exists. Most people's paradigms omit THIS concept. Not only are Parallel Universes possible, there are Likely.---Still, do not confuse "Parallel" universes with "alternate" universes.---Although "Alternates" may grow out of branching "Time-frame" universes of each parallel universe.



Can Parallel Universes be Proven? Well we only have "Proof" in Juries and Mathematics. Science deals with Evidence and theories based on Evidence. The mathematics of Physics tends to support parallel universes---It IS interesting that the OBERVATIONS that inspire so called "paranormal" phenomena are EXACTLY what we would expect to see when natural "perturbations" occasionally disrupt they mechanics of what keeps "parallel universes "parallel", and occasional "overlaps" ensue.



So Parallel universes are a possible likelihood, fit in with Physics theories (some depend on them) and explain occasional observations of overlapping "realities", superstitious people call "paranormal" and attribute to "spirits".

Those who think parallel universes are "Impossible" simply are behind the times in their concepts of "mass and matter."
interested1208
2015-04-13 11:02:30 UTC
Interesting idea...



But do I 'believe' it?



Nope...



IMHO
?
2015-04-14 14:06:47 UTC
No....why would there be? It's a good plot for a story....that's all.
Tom
2015-04-15 23:27:16 UTC
I would say that anything and everything is possible. We are unable to prove anything as "real," "true,"

Classic question. How do we know we exist??
hwed
2015-04-13 20:11:14 UTC
I don't believe it but it could very well be true.
?
2015-04-14 17:42:45 UTC
I'm God. I see them and interact with them all the time.



But thank you for asking!
Shirley
2015-04-16 02:38:53 UTC
I don't know, but I hope it is exist.
Raja
2015-04-15 04:00:20 UTC
I don't think so. I don't think that it's necessary. First of all, all must understand that a human being is always living with many spirits which have joined one by one since birth. The world/earth is not ours. All creatures including human beings are just toys of the spirits. We have been made in that way that we cannot see them though they are very close to us. They are in each and every action of the worldly creatures.



Between creatures (including human beings) and God there are millions of invisible elements. There are divisions too. We are just robots made of different materials (flesh, bones, nerves etc.,) created by scientist God or eternal beings to entertain God. Each of us have memories like computers have RAM. The fed things (data= knowledge=several spirits or invisible elements) are in contact with the mind since childhood. A brain is a media to connect spirits to a human mind. In fact, all stuff related to a human being lives with a human being in the form spirits. Even thoughts are not our own. One after another the spirits think and we choose (accept) or reject based on the knowledge we have possessed. If current (electricity) stopped the memory loses all data. This is with the computer. The same thing occurs to all of us. Computers are functioning by electric power but human beings are functioning by natural power. We call this as soul. This soul is nothing but simply the functionality of body. If this is stopped our memories lose all data (all spirits or invisible elements). These spirits leave the body and go to different places. No one lives in the form of spirit or anything after death. We are simply our bodies, the toys made for spirits for their games.



After death no one is going to be anything. Can you remember what all happened to you when you were a baby? You forget everything very soon. Even at the age of six, you don't know what happened to you when you were a baby. We are still new born babies. What you see in you, may be changes of intelligence or changes of behaviour, manners etc., whatever may be, are spirits - real spirits. That's why certain people during their deadly accidents lose everything and remains like a baby. During these accidents, the extremity of shock drives the spirits away from the body or contact. Their behaviour changes or go back to a level according to the number of spirits they have lost. After death all becomes nothing.



God never bothers who believe Him. God cannot watch each and every human being at the same time. That's why He had created the spirits to watch, guide and determine the destiny of the human beings from their daily activities, talks and thoughts too. Your past determines your present and your present determines your future. God has given freewill to all creatures including human beings. According to this, all human beings have all right to live a life as they wish. But if it happens to be bad and hurts someone, they have to face the consequences. These consequences are created by spirits. It's a natural system. After death no one lives in any form. Heaven and hell are only for spirits. Spirits are separate elements. A human being is not a single spirit. A human being during his/her life time is living with many spirits which have joined one by one since birth. They are knowledge, skills, feelings, emotions, interests and everything. Even thoughts are not your own. When you want to take a decision on a subject, one after another the spirits think and you just listen, choose or reject the ideas which they transmit to your mind through your brain in the form of thoughts. A human being is just a robot made of flesh, bones, tissues etc., and a toy of the spirits for their games.



There is always a common fate which is always applicable to all creatures including human beings. That is, we are like other creatures except that we have an additional sense (sixth sense). This sense had changed only the living conditions of the human beings but not the fate. The fate is almost same to all creatures including human beings.
Jackolantern
2015-04-14 17:25:49 UTC
I would like to think so. That way I can blame some other a$$ hole for all my woes!
2015-04-16 10:33:04 UTC
I am open to the possibility. None of that stuff can actually be proven...yet, but it is fun to think about.
?
2015-04-13 13:21:37 UTC
Carpe diem Seize the day
thegreatone
2015-04-13 19:51:46 UTC
No.



But, I do believe there is a spiritual realm.
alice
2015-04-14 20:12:34 UTC
watch fringe on netflix and tell me you don't believe
2015-04-14 14:17:26 UTC
All I am sure of is that there is definitely something else out there.
?
2015-04-14 18:11:53 UTC
I don't know
?
2015-04-15 05:27:36 UTC
Go to you tube and watch, the double slit theory
Kevin7
2015-04-14 14:02:55 UTC
It is possible but no hard proof yet
nailand2000
2015-04-13 11:51:26 UTC
did you mean alter ego ( Bruce Wayne/Batman) or doppelganger?
mpatsi
2015-04-16 10:45:52 UTC
Yes I do. How could you not. We think we know it all but we Dont. There still so much to discover. Alter egos not so much. But hey, wat do I know
APerfectCircle
2015-04-14 20:02:07 UTC
What matters is here and now.
?
2015-04-15 04:49:50 UTC
yahoo answers is controlle by freemasons
?
2015-04-14 05:39:22 UTC
Who cares ??
Grush
2015-04-13 20:08:40 UTC
Yes i do.
sepide
2015-04-16 01:49:19 UTC
believe or not it exist...... yeah?
Joseph
2015-04-16 10:05:14 UTC
the more important question is does it matter
2015-04-19 16:58:52 UTC
nonsensical, incomprehensible
?
2015-04-16 15:11:54 UTC
No
2015-04-14 17:00:22 UTC
no, but my alter ego does.
meghan
2015-04-18 01:05:44 UTC
yes and it ***** me up
swanjarvi
2015-04-15 22:44:29 UTC
yes -- yes, for both!
Aravind
2015-04-15 21:04:42 UTC
#illuminati
?
2015-04-14 19:25:54 UTC
No.
2015-04-13 16:08:51 UTC
I do.
milton urian
2015-04-14 17:37:20 UTC
oli *-*/
andrea
2015-04-15 15:36:21 UTC
idk yes no maybe


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