Subj : Re: The Case About Soul: Full Report To : roman From : paulie420 Date : Thu Apr 09 2026 20:26:07 ro> Colleagues, I greet you under the canopy of ancient ro> mysteries! Today, we embark on a journey that will challenge ro> the very foundation of our understanding of reality. We will ro> delve into the greatest enigma that has accompanied humanity ro> from the flickering cave fires to the gleaming skyscrapers ro> - the soul. But beware: what you may have considered ro> a philosophical abstraction or a religious dogma might, ro> in fact, be the most real and measurable phenomenon, the key ro> to our true origin. From the dawn of consciousness, as humans ro> observed the dance of life and the inevitability of death, ro> they asked themselves: what separates the living from the ro> non - living? The mythological thinking of the ancients ro> provided the first answer - the soul. This was not ro> an abstraction! It was an observable fact: the breath (anim ro> in Latin), vanishing with the last exhale; blood, carrying ro> life away during severe loss; ghostly doubles appearing ro> in dreams. Were these not the first, primitive, yet ro> experimental data about some substance leaving the body? ro> Greek philosophers, heirs to even older teachings, attempted ro> to describe this substance. For the pre-Socratics, it was ro> the finest essence in the blood. But Plato made a ro> breakthrough! He declared that the soul is immortal and ro> immaterial, that it existed before the body, contemplating ro> the world of pure ideas, and that earthly knowledge ro> is merely a "recollection" of this. Does this not suggest ro> knowledge lost by civilization? A direct connection to the ro> source? Aristotle refined this: the soul is the "first ro> entelechy," the form of the living body, and only the ro> rational part (the spirit) is immortal. But here, official ro> history makes a dangerous pause. The Church, becoming the ro> custodian of these truths, became entangled in contradictions. ro> Some Church Fathers, like Tertullian, insisted on the ro> materiality of the soul. Others, like Augustine, on its ro> spirituality. The dominant doctrine became that of the soul ro> as an immaterial, non-spatial substance. And then Kant rose ro> up, declaring this a "refuge of the lazy mind"! He demanded ro> that the soul be considered not as a substance, but ro> as actuality, a connection between inner feeling and the ro> body. Was official science, even before its birth, attempting ro> to cut off inconvenient metaphysics? But what if the soul ro> is not a metaphysical phantom, but a physical reality? In the ro> early 20th century, American physician Duncan MacDougall ro> conducted a daring experiment. He weighed the dying on ultra ro> - precise scales. The result is staggering: at the moment ro> of death, a sudden weight loss of 21-29 grams was recorded! ro> MacDougall, a believer, declared: this is the mass of the soul ro> leaving the body. Soviet scientist Mstislav Miroshnikov ro> repeated the experiments on mice, observing a similar weight ro> loss at the moment of death, though with a subsequent ro> restoration of the corpse's mass. Critics speak of an "energy ro> surge." But what if this is the energetic essence we call the ro> soul? Even more astonishing experiments were conducted ro> by Soviet biologistAlexander Gurvich. He developed the ro> concept of the biofield - a wave framework governing the ro> development of the organism. His experiment with shrimp ro> orders on scientific mysticism: living creatures placed ro> on photographic paper were scalded with boiling water. ro> And on the paper, the mitogenetic radiation of dying cells ro> appeared - like a photograph of the life force leaving the ro> body! Is this not direct evidence of the existence of that ro> very "energy-informational" essence? But the most incredible ro> data comes from: maternity hospitals. In the 1990s, a group ro> led by Professor L. Spivak at the Ott Institute began studying ro> altered states of consciousness in women during childbirth. ro> And what did they discover? Between 4% and 8% of women ro> experienced the phenomenon of the soul leaving the body! ro> Imagine the scale: millions of women giving birth annually ro> - and statistics surpassing all known cases of "near-death ro> experiences" described by Raymond Moody. But here's the key ro> difference! Moody's subjects were often elderly, sick ro> individuals whose souls, having tasted freedom, did not want ro> to return to the "mortal body." In contrast, women in labor ro> are young, healthy, and deeply attached to life and their ro> newborns. Their souls rushed back, aiding the doctors. One ro> case documented by Spivak reads like a scene from ancient ro> mysteries: the "etheric double" of a woman in labor left her ro> body, flew home, memorized household details that were ro> later confirmed! No tunnels of light - just a pure, conscious ro> journey of the astral body. Isn't this a repetition of the ro> experiments of French researchers G. Durville and de Rochas ro> at the end of the 19th century, who learned to deliberately ro> separate the "etheric double"? Official psychology timidly ro> studies the soul as the bearer of the unconscious. But ro> ancient teachings say more. Take the Kabbalistic text ro> by Baal HaSulam: "The soul is a radiance emanating from ro> the essence of the Creator: separated from Him by the desire ro> to receive." That is, initially, the soul was one with the ro> Creator, and then, gaining individuality ("the desire ro> to receive"), it separated. The goal? To return, but ro> consciously, transforming the "desire to receive" into the ro> "desire to give." This is not a metaphor! It is a description ro> of an energy - informational process of fusion and ro> differentiation, where the soul is like a "severed organ" ro> striving to reunite with the body of the Creator, to once ro> again "know His thoughts." Doesn't this, in the language ro> of mysticism, speak of what science is only beginning ro> to comprehend? That the soul is a quantum hologram, a wave ro> structure, a record separated from the Source but carrying ro> its imprint? That childbirth, clinical death, and meditation ro> are simply different portals through which this structure ro> can temporarily exit its biological shell to connect with ro> a broader informational field, which religion calls the ro> Absolute and psychology - the collective unconscious? ro> Connect these dots! We stand on the threshold of the ro> greatest discovery. The soul is not an abstraction. It may ro> be the fundamental energy-informational matrix, a biofield ro> structure that is the true "self" of a person. It can ro> temporarily exist outside the body, it has measurable ro> manifestations, and its ultimate goal, according to the most ro> ancient teachings, is conscious reunion with that very ro> Higher Source from which we all once separated. ro> I <3 Romans posts and am glad that he's found a home @ sp00k. |07p|15AULIE|1142|07o |08......... --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 2024/05/29 (Linux/64) * Origin: 2o fOr beeRS bbS >> 20ForBeers.com:1337 (700:100/71) .