When your at a funeral and see a dead person do you ever feel a vibe where they have no soul anymore?

I hope I have an orgasm before I die

I get a vibe that the stuff

that used to be doing that person

is not doing them, any more.

Everything we think of as our self

is a process

that a bunch of cloned cells is doing.

Until it isn't.

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Regards,

John Popelish

What about a skeleton in a museum? Do you get the same "vibe"? Maybe you only get the "vibe" of a person who died recently and their soft tissue hasn't yet decomposed or been eaten by insects and bacteria. Doesn't sound very scientific to me.

Oh, so you noticed?? I know a gal who married a stiff.

Yes you can feel it in the pit of your stomach and in your heart. You see the person no longer animated laying in a position that will always be the same. The personality and spirit and soul is gone. And now that strange reality that you only feel at funerals and you smell that pungent scent of flowers that somehow adds to it. We all will have that day. The bible says absent from the body, present with the Lord. I like those vibes.

Yes, exactly!

I see a corpse, I see the body of a person who is no longer living. I helped put one on a ME gurney once, after seeing the man expire and draw his last breath (he was end-stage cancer, in a hospice setting). Touching a body even wearing gloves is one of the more distasteful tasks I have ever done.

A dead person doesn't have a soul anymore. The soul leaves the body when a person dies. All that is left is a shell - the dead biological components that the soul inhabited while the person was alive.

I remain unconvinced that the soul exists.

They are just empty, lifeless corpses at that point. I could never answer the question about whether or not their consciousness left this world and moved on... It's out of my grasp.