Given that
all I can do all day long is watching movies and exchanging emails with several
dozens of people located all over the word, my intelligence must have changed
like when someone dies (freed from information bombardment) - aside from the fact that I met
with Jesus – my 5 senses are freer than they used to be when I was in charge of
my family and working all day long, basically it isn’t that I’ve become more
intelligent than how I was, it’s just that I have way more time and focus to
think of things that I’d never even guessed might be of any interest to me.
Well, I
know that I’ve been talking more than enough of the afterlife, but I found it
pretty interesting that people have believed that after death we go into
another “dimension” for at least 40,000 years, in fact it’s been recently said
that the paintings (graffiti) found
in caves in
southern France depict people (who had recently died) hunting big games very successfully, then it’s
sufficient to think about the “trip to afterlife” that the Egyptian got ready
to do 4,500 years ago, we have a length of time of at least 50,000 years with
few billions of people who acted just like their lives on earth were just a
small part of their eternal existence.
Let’s put
aside that this is what Jesus taught to us when He came here on earth and that
it’s now being “rediscovered” and studied by the latest and greatest scientific
research (quantum
physics and mathematics) I can’t believe that there still exist people who refuse to believe in
what Neanderthal people were so sure about that they even figured out how to
paint in the caves where they lived.
My readers
should go to look at my post about what my dad used to say often, or that “la
maggioranza vince” (use the cool search tool on the right) to clearly see that IF trillions of people
across the globe during tens of thousands of years believed in the exact same
thing, you might be wrong if you think differently.
Since I’ve
been posting about afterlife several times and I always put plenty of links
to other websites I don’t feel any need to add any more, just look at my
posts under the philosophy label to see the 230 already published in this blog.
B.T.W. I
like how plenty of my posts are connected to each other, in a consequential way
or to explain better an older one, this is truly the work of someone with an
injured brain J
- http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/clottes/human_animal_activities.php
- http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/caveart.htm
- http://www.ancient.eu/article/787/
- http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/may/26/prehistoric-cave-art-dordogne
- http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2008/06/23/first-impressions
- http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/caveart.htm
- http://www.deseretnews.com/article/216570/CAVE-GRAFFITI-CLEANERS-SWEEP-HISTORY-CLEAN-AWAY.html?pg=all
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_painting
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