Define "soul." Then we can talk.

It is black.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

My souls is completely separate from my brain.

My soul exists without my body and brain.

No we can’t define with human words.

Eckert Tolle explains it pretty well though. If you read him.

I've never read anyone more hypocritical, and just, frankly, full of crap than Eckert Tolle

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

You don't have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.

“Never tell a child,” said George Macdonald, ‘you have a soul. Teach him, you are a soul; you have a body.’ As we learn to think of things always in this order, that the body is but the temporary clothing of the soul, our views of death and the unbefittingness of customary mourning will approximate to those of Friends of earlier generations.”

When you're dead, your body no longer has any use or purpose. Your soul, however, remains for eternity.

Prove t

sorry, I mean prove it

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

You don't have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.

“Never tell a child,” said George Macdonald, ‘you have a soul. Teach him, you are a soul; you have a body.’ As we learn to think of things always in this order, that the body is but the temporary clothing of the soul, our views of death and the unbefittingness of customary mourning will approximate to those of Friends of earlier generations.”

When you're dead, your body no longer has any use or purpose. Your soul, however, remains for eternity.

Prove t

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

My souls is completely separate from my brain.

My soul exists without my body and brain.

No we can’t define with human words.

Eckert Tolle explains it pretty well though. If you read him.

Prove it

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

You don't have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body.

“Never tell a child,” said George Macdonald, ‘you have a soul. Teach him, you are a soul; you have a body.’ As we learn to think of things always in this order, that the body is but the temporary clothing of the soul, our views of death and the unbefittingness of customary mourning will approximate to those of Friends of earlier generations.”

When you're dead, your body no longer has any use or purpose. Your soul, however, remains for eternity.

I am a lightworker here to help transition others to our new world. My soul is pure for a human and my heart sings with love for all.

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

My souls is completely separate from my brain.

My soul exists without my body and brain.

No we can’t define with human words.

Eckert Tolle explains it pretty well though. If you read him.

Anonymous wrote:First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

^ sorry, neurons

First and foremost , you have to define "soul"
I'll bet you can't do it. It means o many things to different people.
Basically, everything we call "soul" is just neirons firing in the brain. When you're dead, there's nothing else that goes anywhere.

My soul is getting very cold.

I believe I am kind, body and soul and all 3 are separate entities.

My mind and soul are constantly battles the other.

My soul craves to be good and do good.

My brain want earthly things.

I believe I am an old happy soul, here on Earth to help others.
- An Earth Angel

The contrast between your soul and life here on earth... about karma if you believe in it... about soul bonds if you believe in them... about your purpose if you believe in that.