"Creativity totally materialistic. I cannot join ... I need Spirituality"

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

I think the terms "soul" and spirit" aren't things you can really measure or record but are there. They have no-bodies themselves but inhabit all living things Animal or vegetable.

Once the body dies so does that entities "soul" or "spirit". If I go and ringbark a tree, it can't get the water it needs from the ground and it will cease to attack the drains to obtain the water. It will grow no more fruit or leaves and shed with the seasons.

If I go and shoot a sheep, it can't live anymore, the body remains and rots, but it isn't animated anymore as I have ceased it's physical body from functioning.

Regardless of what the Christians believe (or anyone else). Our world is a huge complexed environment/ puzzle if you want to call it that.

Trees are here for a reason and we are here too to give the trees the carbon dioxide they need in exchange for the oxygen they produce as a by product of water and photosynthysis (provided by the sun).

You can't see the process of Oxygen and carbon dioxide entering the trees but you know that is what makes the world go around. You can't measure or record this just like you can't record or measure "spirit" or "soul".

The Sun relects off the moon and that controls the tides. These planets are here for a reason too.

Regardless of what any religion says in some "holy book" they have Spirit and soul are real.. but hard to define because it is there .. you just can't visually see it.

[Grimm]

From our current understanding, the universe/dimension we live in is a closed system. Since matter breaks down over time, there will eventually come a day when even the bindings of atoms will come apart and space will be filled with whatever basic building blocks atoms are made out of. The smallest form of matter is called a spring, so space will probably just be filled with "springs", no heat, light, etc.


BUT...  since we are in a closed system, and if there is some kind of "soul" or "astral body" thing, I would like to think that we would just float around in some ethrical world using those random springs as a physical body.. maybe after a zillion years we could push some of randomness together to help along the next "big bang" or whatever.. like building the pyramids but ghost style.


  That is about as close to a "scientific heaven" as I'm going to get I think.. maybe the jumpiness of the "springs" would create some kind of "light" that would be way out of our current optics spectrum but detectable by whatever ghostly sense organs we may have.


So yeah, universe a closed system, if whatever "blend" of particles or quantum matter your consciousness is made of would somehow slip together without a body during the "great matter breakdown" that could last for so many eons it is ridiculous, maybe it could happen? Ghost body fun time in the great forever?  


But on something more tangible, I look forward to a day when the white race become distinct enough in its DNA that it is no longer breed-ably compatible with other races.

I'm sure it would be confusing at first, especially if the physical structure didn't change too much.

Those poor poor race mixing want-to-be "families" would be so disappointed that they couldn't bring their final race shame into this world.


Maybe we will have wings or could just imagine we would.. and that's why the angels in the stain glass at the church always look so smug.

[Grimm]

You should be able to find some "spirituality" in science somewhere, even if it is philosophical, or metaphorical.

   But the material for the "mystical" and "lounge chair philosophers" was usually (in the way past) saved for the very old who I'm guessing enjoyed that kind of thing because they have lived their life and were more into a "mental trip" instead of trying to figure out the things they need to do to just survive (school, skill building, work). I think this is like a life force transition, the physical bodies existence is about to expire so the "soul" begins to make use of the material bodies capacity to start preparing itself for whatever existence that may come afterward.


Perhaps it could be likened to how, as the fetus grows it has no physical capacities for consciousness, at first, and then maybe one day it has its first thought while still in the womb.


It has no clue what is going on outside except maybe a few sound waves that travel through the mothers body but it could be curious. Such is the elder whose "soul" may be slipping away from the physical body as their consciousness transitions into the "next world" or whatever... it could just be "systems failure".



The point is...


If we spent all day worrying about "bettering ourselves and our spirit bodies" we would quickly neglect the duties the physical world requires of us, and worrying about "whats going on outside of the womb" is a slap in the face to your physical "vessel" who will look at you in the mirror and say "Hey, you are here now. What about me? What are you going to do with me?"


If there is a "spirit world" and afterlife, worry about that after you are "born". You have duties to do here, and that's why you are here now and not in spirit world. I'm sure there will be plenty of time in your "next life" to get all the experience you will need without having to worry about getting experience for then during the time you have allotted for you here.

[VanDamme]

If you can't define it, can't explain it, can't detect it with any known scientific instrument it doesn't by definition exist. We may as well be talking about being tickled by invisible pixies. Spirituality only has a psychological explanation that the person feels an overwhelming satisfaction and contentment from any number of any number of real and individual reasons. Personally I can get that from having a good dump on the toilet, watching a movie, having beer with friends, being in love or repairing a door.

[N567]

The spirit is just information stored in your brain by arranging the neural connections in a specific manner.

The ability of the brain to rewire its electrical connections or destroy and create new ones is called neuroplasticity and it was discovered by an American scientist named Karl Lashley in 1923.

The life energy that powers living organisms is actually electrical energy generated by ionizing sodium and potassium through chemical reactions in the cells using oxygen and macronutrients such as fat, carbohydrates, and proteins, to generate electrolytes which are stored directly in the cells, and also in neurons in the case of animals, and then released to generate the electric power that allows living organisms to perform bodily functions and movements.

Bioelectricity was discovered by Luigi Galvani in the late 1700s which proved that life forms are essentially just machines driven by a power source and using nutrients as fuel for power generation which he demonstrated in a disturbing experiment where he reanimated dead animals using electricity coming from leyden jars, which he also invented, and is the precursor to the electric battery, and is charged using lightning rods, which were invented by Benjamin Franklin.

Every time you publish content on stone tablets, wooden planks, scrolls, books, comics, phonograph discs, phonovision discs, magnetic tapes, hard drives, floppy disc drives, optical discs, flash drives or the internet you are putting your thoughts into these devices.

When you influence people with your thoughts, you are uploading part of your mind into these people's brains. So that if you can completely influence the person, you are then continuing your existence inside that person's brain, just like copying data from one computer to another.

Someday it will be possible to upload the whole mind into the internet.

[Rob82]

I may be going off topic here, but what sets Creativity apart in my mind is that it rejects Jew-spawned Christianity, not making any excuses for it. Not trying to make it something it isn't, like "Christian Identity," which is a farce and an excuse. Creativity doesn't mince words, simply telling it like it is. 

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