No.

Cause I don't know you.

...Also wouldn't it be considered gay if you were a guy's wife in a past life then become reincarnated to become said same guy's reincarnation best friend as a guy?

Well THOSE people are incapable of love.

I mean if you think about it if reincarnation is real then we should just be killing each other off en-masse so that we can get a chance to be reincarnated into something better like some kind of hyper advanced alien civilisation.

Originally posted by OmegaBilly1:

wouldn't it be considered gay if you were a guy's wife in a past life then become reincarnated to become said same guy's reincarnation best friend as a guy?

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If you wanted to experience more love, you probably should have been reincarnated in India or China, near Buddha's birthplace. The farther you are from the sacred lands, the more sinful your past life must have been

I used that line at the 'Victoria's Secret Runway 2025'...Security threw me out... :)

My man.

reincarnation is like that lego that you keep stepping on even after you picked it up, yet again its on the floor for you to step on.

Reincarnation is great come back with a roll of the dice if reincarnation is real then why do any of us care about anything? we just gonna die and come back. if only we could remember where we lived before and could go an collect all of our past life stuff, and keep handing it off to yourself

Depends on the kind of reincarnation.

Originally posted by Bassturd:

Then shouldn't we all embrace and love each other?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rALCtcMoMh8

Reincarnation makes this much more probable.

Originally posted by Cinnamoon_dragon:

If you wanted to experience more love, you probably should have been reincarnated in India or China, near Buddha's birthplace. The farther you are from the sacred lands, the more sinful your past life must have been

Do you not see other cultures lands as being sacred to them? Or is one more sacred than the other?

So Native Australians for example, and the belief in reincarnation.. are they not close to their sacred land?

I can do that in another life.

Originally posted by Li77lehorn:

Originally posted by Cinnamoon_dragon:

If you wanted to experience more love, you probably should have been reincarnated in India or China, near Buddha's birthplace. The farther you are from the sacred lands, the more sinful your past life must have been

Do you not see other cultures lands as being sacred to them? Or is one more sacred than the other?

So Native Australians for example, and the belief in reincarnation.. are they not close to their sacred land?

While being born in a sacred place may be seen as a result of good karma, it does not guarantee a spiritual life. Such proximity simply creates more opportunities for it - for instance, the possibility of finding an authentic mentor.

If you believe in that then you need to stop eating animals. Otherwise you might be eating your late great aunt.

Originally posted by Cinnamoon_dragon:

Originally posted by Li77lehorn:

Do you not see other cultures lands as being sacred to them? Or is one more sacred than the other?

So Native Australians for example, and the belief in reincarnation.. are they not close to their sacred land?

While being born in a sacred place may be seen as a result of good karma, it does not guarantee a spiritual life. Such proximity simply creates more opportunities for it - for instance, the possibility of finding an authentic mentor.

Hmm it's an interesting thought. It can seem a little like assuming you had good karma though by being born there. Almost like a way for the locals to say we are better.

And you never know.. maybe its the more sinful past lifers that are born in sacred places in order to gain these opportunities of gurus to correct past mistakes. To me that would make more sense.