The peoples of Bali, unlike those of the west, haven't lost their connection with nature and spirit. something badly damaged in Britain by the Industrial Revolution, and atheism pushed as the belief system of intellectuals, agnosticism -materialism for the masses. Death is hidden as a failure - what about the career, the expensive kitchen? The implication they like to push is that the spirit dies with the body. There is actually a host of evidence in many books about the survival of the spirit. The Balinese know it instinctively, as they never lost that connection. I think putting ashes in the sea is lovely - I want it for myself - a return to the infinite sea - better than a grave. I agree with you about reincarnation, though I'm hoping it's voluntary, as I'd rather stay in spirit than incarnate into a world run by Satanists, even with high vibration people like you and Ole in it.
The peoples of Bali, unlike those of the west, haven't lost their connection with nature and spirit. something badly damaged in Britain by the Industrial Revolution, and atheism pushed as the belief system of intellectuals, agnosticism -materialism for the masses. Death is hidden as a failure - what about the career, the expensive kitchen? The implication they like to push is that the spirit dies with the body. There is actually a host of evidence in many books about the survival of the spirit. The Balinese know it instinctively, as they never lost that connection. I think putting ashes in the sea is lovely - I want it for myself - a return to the infinite sea - better than a grave. I agree with you about reincarnation, though I'm hoping it's voluntary, as I'd rather stay in spirit than incarnate into a world run by Satanists, even with high vibration people like you and Ole in it.
Hi Alice and with you on the returning. :)