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**WrinnaArraple** · 05-14-2007, 06:02 AM

After coming to grips with some issues related to a fundamentalist Christian background, I am leaning toward the thoughtline that any afterlife specifically involves the will of the individual who is moving on. It seems the choice to move on must come from within oneself. Should one's existence be too much to handle, maybe the choice is made to cease the struggle completely and the essence moves back into the whole. Those who make the choice to continue do so of their own accord and own strength in making the choice to move on.
I believe the struggle is to maintain individuality both now and afterlife.

05-14-2007, 06:02 AM	#6
WrinnaArraple Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 462 Senior Member	After coming to grips with some issues related to a fundamentalist Christian background, I am leaning toward the thoughtline that any afterlife specifically involves the will of the individual who is moving on. It seems the choice to move on must come from within oneself. Should one's existence be too much to handle, maybe the choice is made to cease the struggle completely and the essence moves back into the whole. Those who make the choice to continue do so of their own accord and own strength in making the choice to move on. I believe the struggle is to maintain individuality both now and afterlife.
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