Reincarnation. My theory

I believe we are in an infinity loop universe. By that, I mean we go from Big Bang, to Big Crunch, to Big Bang ad infinitum. Once we get to the last one, the next one is the first one. The easiest way I can describe it is, imagine a circle with lines on it. The first line is a Big Bang, the 2nd a Big Crunch, the 3rd a Big Bang, the 4th a Big Crunch. It doesn't matter how many there are, because they all end up starting over.

Now for the reincarnation part.

We don't come back into this universe, we come back after the next Big Bang. New life, new us, new universe, new conciousness.

We are starting a new life (reincarnation) in a new universe, every time it starts over (infinity loop).

That's my theory on Life, the universe and everything.

I could be wrong though and we could all be heading for a deep cold nothingness. But how boring and depressing is it to speculate over nothingness?

See you in the next life!
Eventually.

so...what are we doing while we are waiting?

originally posted by: autopat51
so...what are we doing while we are waiting?

Whatever we do when we wait for things.

Something to take our minds off of waiting.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Like that

in motion it expands it collapses. Just that it's not as one dimensional as the symbol there would be infinite circles each representing an universe they share the width and the zero point (middle, singularity where it's all reduced to the information bit potential) I believe.

I could be wrong...

Your pretentious reasoning precludes logical thought.

a reply to: Peeple

Wouldn’t that be more along the lines of multiverse though? Multiple universes existing at the same time, but further forward and back in the loop than the one you’re currently on?

a reply to: TerryDon79

I like multiple parallels better. At this point it's just guessing but "single parallel" and multiverse has both practically been proven wrong by the Higg's mass.

originally posted by: eisegesis

I could be wrong...

Your pretentious reasoning precludes logical thought.

Thanks?

a reply to: TerryDon79


You are aware of trains of thoughts/philosophies to teach the newly deceased to 'escape the wheel of re-incarnation'?

Could Your loop be a circle w/out a start and w/out a finish?

a reply to: TerryDon79

I've wondered about the very same thing, and also wondered if has any tie in with Deja vu.

If space, time, gravity etc are all part and parcel of the same mechanism, then it's not unreasonable to think that the whole thing resets and starts again.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Sure seems like an awful waste of time for us just to be sitting around waiting on the next Big Bang. What makes you believe that our incarnations would be limited to Big Bang cycles?

I too believe in reincarnation, but I believe we continue incarnating at will throughout eternity.

I believe the universe is both, our school and our playground and we, as living entities, are as limitless and infinite as the universe itself.

a reply to: Peeple

I was thinking a single universe in a cyclical “rebirth”.

No parallels needed.

a reply to: JimNasium

If it’s an infinity loop, there would be no need for a start. The start would merely be the last one ending.

originally posted by: autopat51
so...what are we doing while we are waiting?

The "Reflection/Soul Review" lasts 49 "Earth Days". You get to 'reflect' on what You did and get to 'feel' what others felt, If You did something 'sinister' You feel what the other person 'felt'. Experience things from the "other You"s eyes, Some don't get a choice on whether to come back or not and these folks get tossed back into the hopper... 7 "Earth days" for canines.

So this times "serial murderer" comes back as the next time's "Little Timmy w/cancer that everyone Loves..."

a reply to: woogleuk

When I said starts again, I didn’t mean a carbon copy of what we’re seeing/doing right now.

I meant something completely new.

a reply to: Flatfish

What makes you believe that our incarnations would be limited to Big Bang cycles?

To be honest? It’s just what I believe.

You look at, say, past life regressions. Some are pretty close to a past persons history, but not quite 100% right. If you add in randomness to the Big Bang and everything forming, yet play by the same rules, things will be close, but not the same.

In theory.

originally posted by: TerryDon79

originally posted by: eisegesis

I could be wrong...

Your pretentious reasoning precludes logical thought.

Thanks?

You don't understand.

a reply to: TerryDon79

I also like the fact that we are multiple individuals each with this one loop (where we the soul consciousness return to singularity, the pool of all consciousnesses), so I would grant that great feeling of being not alone also to the universe.

But seriously it could just as well be we're particles riding an electron(planet) circling the nucleus(sun) of an atom, ... which makes up the body of another being(universe), that is my approach if Im having a biological day and it makes absolutely no difference.

a reply to: eisegesis

Not entirely, no.

I understand the words, but that sentence, to me, makes it hard to understand.

a reply to: Peeple

Kind of like the galaxy on the cat in Men in Black?

Anything’s possible, as we don’t know everything.