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Hi Greg,
I'm not certain...I just go by what my inner voice and
"sense" of things is...but here is what comes to me
in regards to your email below.
Regarding free radical damage and cellular mitosis,
I don't think that traditional medicine can answer everything
about aging. It certainly can't explain chakras, kundlini
energy, out of body experiences, etc.
My sense is that the body follows the mind. The cells
recreate themselves healthy when the mind believes
that they should be recreated in a healthy form. If we
see ourselves as in decay we will be. The body functions
follow our belief system. We are quite flexible. I think too
that some people are just here to be physically immortal
and it doesn't matter what they do...they just are. It's a world
of diversity for certain.
Regarding going around the sun, I think that physical
immortality does relate to disconnecting from the idea
that everything changes at the same rate. In other words,
the idea that all bodies are in decline at the same pace
is illusory, but a very popular illusion.
Peace,
Chris
----- Original Message -----From: getaway000Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 2:44 AMSubject: [physical_immortality] Re: New MemberChris,
So what I must do first, then, is set free my illusions that "free
radical damage" and "going around the sun/the gregorian calendar
metric" and "cellular mitosis" are signs of aging?
Greg.
--- In physical_immortality@yahoogroups.com, <celife@m...> wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> My sense is that part of the process may involve
> not "wanting" to have the experience (non-attachment).
>
> For what it's worth my sense is that if we pursue truth
> and integrity then other experiences that are beneficial
> arise from those pursuits.
>
> That being said, since I had what felt like a revelation nearly
> 6 years ago
> (about the illusory nature of the idea that time "ages us")
> I don't feel like I look older. In terms of my skin, my eyes,
> general characteristic associated with aging, it doesn't
> seem like I'm getting older. Once I had an experience
> of fear with this while looking in the mirror...but it was a
> fear of what society would say in reaction to someone
> not aging...and I think I was able to get over that after
> feeling it...accepting that many others are slowing or
> stopping or even reversing the aging process.
>
> I think that sometimes I look more healthy than others,
> but it's no longer an ongoing process of decline. Now
> it seems that my body is reflecting my mind, and sometimes
> I look more radiant than others, depending on how clear and
> in-balance I am feeling.
>
> I'm turning 36 in about a month and the image on my
> home page http://ropi.net/c seems to look like pics of
> me 6 years ago.
>
> Peace,
> Chris
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: getaway000
> To: physical_immortality@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 5:49 AM
> Subject: [physical_immortality] Re: New Member
>
>
> --- In physical_immortality@yahoogroups.com, "Chris"
<celife@m...>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > My name is Chris (pen name Mystic Life).
> >
> > I just watched "Tuck Everlasting" and it inspired me to start
a
> Yahoo
> > Group on physical immortality...then I found that this one
already
> > exists and has a large membership.
> >
> > I have written Reflections on Physical Immortality
(www.ropi.net)
> and
> > also started Immortality Magazine (www.ropi.net/im)
> >
> > I am also interested in polyamory (www.ropi.net/aul)
especially in
> > the context of sustainable connections with other immortals.
> >
> > I have enjoyed the work of Leonard Orr and though I'm
currently
> > uncertain about what techniques are necessary if any, I feel
as
> > though I've effectively stopped aging and would like to
dialogue
> with
> > other like-minded individuals.
> >
> > Peace,
> > Chris
>
> Hi,
>
> Leonard Orr's works on stopping the "death habit" have inspired
> me to support physical immortality.
>
> Chris, can you describe for me your feeling as though you have
> stopped aging?
>
> I would like to feel similar.
>
> Greg.
>
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