Afterlife questions

[perias]

Hi.
I am much interested in after life topics and I have read many books on the subject.I could not find answers to my inner questions which are as follows.

1.What happens to a madman after his death? Will he become a mad spirit or soul? Madness belongs to the brain or mind?I believe thoughts emanate from mind and the brain helps the manifestation of thoughts.Does a mad man have thoughts?

2.What is the gender role in after life?Are there females and males in after life?How do they interact in after life?In what gender they will reincarnate?

3.How the rape or murder victim will react when the victim meets the rapist or the murderer in after life?

[desertrat]

There do seam to be bad ghosts around , male and female , people that were bad in life convinced they are going to burn in hell forever , so they stay on the earth plane. Read Erins blog on her last ghost hunt . Paranormal Investigation of the Amargosa Hotel The way I see it is if we believe we are going to heavin , or hell we go there in after life , if it is the happy hunting ground of the native Americans we go there . We create our own reality on the earth plane and after life . Read the other texts and blogs hear on this forum this is well covered . This is discused on other forums also , I will post links if asked . desert rat

[bluestar]

Well I don't know. I have wondered about this a lot, as my mother died with senile dementia, and was not herself
I had an intuition about that, but don't know if I'm definitely right or not...
That there is a recuperation time, when the soul of the deceased who died not in their "right mind" -rests, kind of sleeps in a way, and slowly, in their own time, wakes to their reality.
As I say -I don't know whether I'm right or not, but that's what I felt might be so.

[Arcturus]

I like to think that spirits are instantly 'healed' when they cross into the afterlife. A person that loses an arm through an accident in their lifetime will not, surely, become a one armed spirit. Likewise with any mental disorder or 'madness'. These are faults with the physical brain that have either been present since birth or are the result of injury, disease or - in the case of senility, dementia and Alzheimers - the result of old age and deterioration of the brain. I believe that such conditions would not be carried into the afterlife just as I believe that 'old age' is not carried into the afterlife. Old age, illness and other physical faults/deformities are part of the physical body - not of the spirit - and the brain is a physical organ.

In answer to question 3 by the OP I would say that the afterlife is about forgiveness and healing. The criminal will at some stage be 'cured' of - and shown the error of - his evil ways while the victim will be able to forgive the crimes and be all the more stronger and spiritually developed for doing so.

This is the way I see it. Others might think differently.

[perias]

Thoughts emanate from the mind,not the brain.Brain is simply the tool of the mind to experience earthly life.Mind lives forever whereas brain dies along with the body.

If we are sent into this world for self evolution to higher beings by earthly experiences then what about those who are born with impaired brain since they can not experience this life,defeating the very purpose of their creation.

Does souls have gender?In psychic readings,the gender of the dead person is mentioned.What does this mean?Are we all predestined to be males or females and this continues till we become highly evolved till we become spirits which are part of God hence have no gender?

What about conjoined twins?
I find that there are more questions than answers.
perias

[MiBeloved]

Consider this:

If you are using a cell phone and then it suddenly goes dead. but the signal from the caller is still being transmitted, that signal will not be available to you, even though it is still existing.

The related question is this:

Does the signal from the caller change as soon as your phone goes dead or does that signal still transmit in the same way?

Obviously there is no change in the transmission format from the caller’s phone when your phone goes dead.

In so far as we are our psychological energy, then death of the physical body produced no inherent change in us and we go on to the afterlife as is, just as we were before with our madness or sensibility.

[desertrat]

Originally Posted by MiBeloved

Consider this:

If you are using a cell phone and then it suddenly goes dead. but the signal from the caller is still being transmitted, that signal will not be available to you, even though it is still existing.

The related question is this:

Does the signal from the caller change as soon as your phone goes dead or does that signal still transmit in the same way?

Obviously there is no change in the transmission format from the caller’s phone when your phone goes dead.

In so far as we are our psychological energy, then death of the physical body produced no inherent change in us and we go on to the afterlife as is, just as we were before with our madness or sensibility.

On cell phones , they are computer controled radios 800 -1300 MHz . If your cell phone goes dead , the convo. ends , if the equipment at the cell tower quits then the phone looks for another working tower on a working frequency . On humans I think we stay the same after death until we change . desert rat

[sups]

Mi beloved
I loved your metaphor!!

[Chameleon]

Well, my take is that we do in fact get "healed" of whatever afflictions we had at the time of death; however, I feel that there may be some "recuperation" time involved, depending on what our belief system is.

There was a movie that addressed this particular situation that seemed to resonate with me. It's called "What Dreams May Come" and had Robin Williams as the lead in a dramatic role.