--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't really get the desire not to reincarnate back into this world. > I love life and would welcome another life. I can understand why a > person born into hopeless suffering might want to get outta town. But > if you are typing on this forum, life is probably pretty good for you, > food in the fridge, you live indoors. With those basics handled you > can pursue your interests and pleasures as well as sharing with the > people you love. So what is so bad that coming back to life is > considered damnation? And what about the abstract goal of merging > with the absolute or whatever way you think of your option is so great > that you would want to give up another chance to live and love in this > wonderful world? I think people have been sold a weird bill of goods > on this whole concept. Take it away Satchmo: > > http://youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
That's simple....the eternal ever new bliss of the soul is beyond comprehension, until you get a taste of it. After that you realize you've been nothing but a 'beggar on the street of time'. The joys of the senses are nothing...if you're talking about true love then that is another matter, that IS the purpose and context (or should be). Why it is considered damnation? Have you become so accustomed to you little cage that you can't even imagine getting out of it?, even if you have to die over and over again to stay in it? You must remember even Jesus a fully realized Master Reincarnated for the PURPOSE of lifting humanity, if your talking about that kind of SERVICE then you have a point and no argument with me. :-)
