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natural death [View Printable]
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thisistausif
Group: Member Posts: 3 Joined: Mar 14, 2005
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have u ever seen any animal performing his natural death?
no? why ? does the animal knows the time of his death and go somewhere lonely ?
if they know then does ma also knows ?
please think on this topic, this can change the way u think about soul
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Posted Sep 10, 2005, 9:38 AM |
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marcia
Group: Admin Posts: 157 Joined: Mar 17, 2004
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yes, why do do dogs go away when they die? My dog went far away from the house when she died. We did find her. I know of other people whose dogs went off too. I don't know what you mean by ma?
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| Posted Sep 10, 2005, 16:59 PM |
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nin1318
Group: Member Posts: 119 Joined: Apr 05, 2005
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i think that was supposed to be "man."
i have also heard of stories of cats as well either going away or finding someplace secluded when they are going to die...i have never seen an animal die naturally, but i have felt that they clearly know when it's time. my cat had cancer and i could definitely tell that she was ready when it got bad......
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| Posted Sep 13, 2005, 13:42 PM |
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SanDiablo
Group: Member Posts: 75 Joined: Sep 04, 2005
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Some know, some don't. I've had cats who clearly knew. Some went away. One went behind the toilet. Some sat at the end of my bed in their cozy spots and shivered and convulsed and scared the crap out of me. Another we found sitting on the couch with her claws dug into the fabric...I think death snuck up on her, or perhaps she was just too ornery to go gently.
I've had family members who knew they were about to die, and they called everybody to say goodbye. Then others who left suddenly, and probably preferred it that way (they weren't sentimental).
I don't think it changes the way I view a soul, because I believe that a soul is a consequence of electrobiochemical reactions...another form of energy not fully understood and beyond characterization by itself.
Why do you ask?
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