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There are 7 posts tagged afterlife (this is page 1 of 2).

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Three Best and Worst Reasons to Meditate

The three reasons people meditate are: to attain enlightenment; to gain power or control; or, for relaxation or health benefits.

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in Meditation | 1,101 Words

Life After Death: A History of the Afterlife in Western Religion

Afterlife notions are mirrors of our cultural and social needs Our notions of heaven and the afterlife reflect what is valued in our Western culture–today it’s eternal youth, reunion with loved ones, and spiritual prowess.

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in Mystical Experiences, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 1,059 Words

Religiously Interpreted States of Consciousness

Dependence upon religiously interpreted state of consciousness (RISC) is dangerous and can be used to justify fanaticism and psychosis. Dreams, trances, and near death experiences are commonplace in human experience and often are interpreted as prophesies and new revelations says religious scholar Alan F.

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in Mystical Experiences, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 657 Words

A Reincarnation Meditation

This meditation, supposedly Tibetan, begins by staring without blinking into a mirror and without regard to the tears as they roll down your cheeks.

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in Mystical Experiences | 519 Words

Mystical Experiences

Below is an index of my posts related to altered or mystical states related to meditation practices.

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in Mystical Experiences | 195 Words

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