From: nospam@example.net   
      
   Dear philosophers,   
      
   Saw this in another newsgroup and thought it might interest you:   
      
   "Out-of-body experiences do happen, and if a person meditates, they   
   might be conscious within a "transcendent" experience, which is the   
   well spring of God centric thinking. A transcendent experience is not   
   the same as a dream.  When seeing others there, one can discern if   
   they are good/bad via their colors (their karma "credit rating":-)).   
      
   Karma concept is based in Hinduism and Buddhism, and is about   
   behavior, "the relationship between a person's mental or physical   
   action and the consequences following that action."  One does not have   
   to be religious to have good/bad karma.   
      
   Across Earth, different cultures have had people with  "transcendent"   
   experiences, and they attempt to explain it within their ideations.   
      
   Scientific thinkers can't deal with this topic, since it can not be   
   sliced/diced in their laboratories.   
      
   When looking at older historical paintings relating to Indian Gods and   
   Goddesses, some of them with vibrant colors are depicting what has   
   been seen when having a "transcendent" experience.  On another note,   
   if a person sees someone with a golden halo around their head with   
   small stars emitted, that person has excellent Karma.  Hence, the   
   behavior association is based upon seeing others' body colors, and   
   knowing who they are.  I might add colors seen can be quite vivid.".   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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