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<blockquote data-quote="Reggie_Essent" data-source="post: 1152176" data-attributes="member: 1186">Philosophers argue the difference between consciousness and the soul.They are one and the same.&quot;You&quot; and your perception of the world around you are the result of &quot;your&quot; unique energy pattern that is generated by electrical impulses within the living brain.&nbsp; BioScientists who study such things call these energy patterns generated within the living brain &quot;engrams,&quot; and they are as unique to every individual as fingerprints.It is the energy pattern that encompasses the soul, not so much the nerves and cells that generate the electrical impulses.&nbsp; Energy cannot be destroyed, only displaced.As for the Annunaki and all that, keep your eye on what they are uncovering at Gobekli Tepe and the other new site they found nearby recently.&nbsp; I don't think it's a coincidence that Linguists trace the homeland of the Indo-European language group to that exact area and theorize that the first Indo-European speakers burst out of that area at the exact same time that Gobeckli Tepe was intentionally buried.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reggie_Essent, post: 1152176, member: 1186"] Philosophers argue the difference between consciousness and the soul. They are one and the same. "You" and your perception of the world around you are the result of "your" unique energy pattern that is generated by electrical impulses within the living brain. BioScientists who study such things call these energy patterns generated within the living brain "engrams," and they are as unique to every individual as fingerprints. It is the energy pattern that encompasses the soul, not so much the nerves and cells that generate the electrical impulses. Energy cannot be destroyed, only displaced. As for the Annunaki and all that, keep your eye on what they are uncovering at Gobekli Tepe and the other new site they found nearby recently. I don't think it's a coincidence that Linguists trace the homeland of the Indo-European language group to that exact area and theorize that the first Indo-European speakers burst out of that area at the exact same time that Gobeckli Tepe was intentionally buried. [/QUOTE]

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