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CoreyWhite

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Jun 27, 2007, 7:43:45 PM6/27/07
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If I could I would be frozen on ice, but it costs millions of dollars
to have your body preserved. I've been doing research into
mummification and have found a church in Utah that does this as a last
rite on a donation basis. The cost of the funeral is still an
expense, but they only ask you for what it costs them to prepare the
body as a mummy.

Check it out:
http://www.summum.org/mummification/

I am psychic & have been talking with the deceased today, and I don't
like how sad their stories are. It seems to me that those who have
been cremated feel better than the ones who have been put under
ground. I think mummification is an even better option because it
preserves the SOUL.

Some have asked, what are the keys to death hell & the grave.. and the
answer is the Soul. But then that just begs the question, because no
one knows exactly what the soul is. We have to assume it is a part of
our physical being.

On Wikipedia it says that enlightened monks have preformed the miracle
of self substatiation, and mummified themselves through meditation.
Some of their bodies are still preserved in temples. I wish I had a
way to do that...

Is anyone else interested in mummies?

HAPPYsamuri

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Jun 28, 2007, 12:03:23 AM6/28/07
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life span is a formula involving breathes breathed words spoken and
posts typed

slow down and you might live to one day afford criogenics ? ;-)

actually a guy as smart as you should be able to build your own

alt.diy.cryogenics

altho as most diy-ers will tell you

if you wanna live forever - have kids

just keep em away from your liquid nitrogen stash

CoreyWhite

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Jun 28, 2007, 12:52:59 AM6/28/07
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In Buddhism, the only way you can be considered a Buddha is if your
remains are naturally preserved, or if you self substantiate as a
light body. Buddhists do this to themselves, committing a slow
suicide and starving themselves, then while still alive go into a tomb
to die, and drain all of their blood out themselves. The ones who are
mummified naturally are considered Buddhas. They do it this way
because mummification isn't an option anyone but the royalty in Asia
are allowed. This was also true in Egypt, and in America people are
being cryogenically frozen. Even Christians say the preservation of a
corpse is a miracle. Still I feel that cremation might be a second
better option to traditial burial, but it wasn't even legal until the
1960's.

I have been getting lots of psychic impressions lately & am hearing
voices. I ordered a hearing aid, that actually helps me pick up
psychic reception. I could hear my father calling out to me, and he
wasn't happy in the grave. My friends I felt was an Angel, and I even
had a vision of her presence almost as a holy mother. My other friend
who had died recently, John Schnure, was cremated. I sensed he too
was in a better place, but I think the transition from being alive to
dead can be rough. Eventually I hope my father will rest in peace, or
perhaps be reincarnated. To be completely preserved as a mummy though
is like immortality.

I feel the holy grail is really Jesus Christs tomb, and he is
preserved as if it was the day he died. Royalty all love to be
mumified, and if a miracle happens that naturally allows your corpse
to be preserved, then it is a like you too have risen to the ranks of
buddhahood.

I want to know if you are interested in this funeral rite too? If you
get life insurance worked out before hand, or have any money left when
you die they will help you do it at a reasonable cost. Only $60,000.
I'm going to save up all of my money to make this possible for me when
I die. I will have to work it out with lawyers, and the funeral
home. But it is totally possible that it can really happen for me. I
also would like to go and visit the church or possibly move to Salt
Lake City Utah, and become a member. Even just to donate to this
church that makes mummification possible for the unwashed masses like
me is something I would want to bring about!

707 Genesee Ave
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
(801) 355-0137
summum.org

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