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Thursday, July 09, 2009

Michael Jackson's Brain is Not With His Body.

 For some reason this is really bothering me.  I don't think the guy should be in that casket and buried without that brain.  We tend to sense our existence in our brains and it kind of feels like that is where we are but maybe it's just because the eyes are up there.

I have read that the ancient Egyptians believed that the center of their existence was in the heart,  probably because it moves.  I'm not so sure about the seat of existence but I feel like I'm all jammed up inside my head and that is where I live.   My body is just attached at the bottom and it moves me around.

Perhaps I'm just sentimental but I would feel very uncomfortable if someone I loved was buried without their brain.

I know that for autopsy reasons and probably because he was the artistic talent that he was,  his brain is greatly desired for research purposes.  I know it is also being used to help with the determination of the cause of death investigation.

I also know that when someone dies,  supposidly the body is just a shell that rots away and the person is gone forever but for some reason it just bugs me that people get taken apart and sometimes their brain is not buried with them.

Some religions do not believe in desecrating the body after death.   Jews are not embalmed and must be buried within 24 hours, I think for religious reasons but I'm thinking that not embalming someone would be reason for a swifter burial as well for sanitary reasons.

There are religions that believe the body will come back to life and imagine coming to life without a brain!   After an autopsy all your organs and stuff are generally just sewn up inside your big empty cavity anyway,  but it's all there,  except the biopsy bits that go to pathology and stuff that gets burned.  Your blood goes down a drain.

How would you feel about being buried without a brain,  or since I guess you wouldn't be feeling anything at all at that point,  hopefully (!)   but how would you feel about yourself or your loved one being buried without the brain?
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i suspect that a great many people could be buried without their brains and should God decide to resurrect everyone's bodies, you would't notice any difference in them - lol. peace, Al
Posted 7/9/2009 9:01 AM by pukemeister Xanga Premium Member - reply

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wow  i'm reallyout of the loop   no brains   is not that the scarecrow   ?
Posted 7/9/2009 10:21 AM by mag_1 Xanga True Member - reply

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That second paragraph is precious.  I love that.


I've told my .... (geez, I always have trouble finding the word for it..."boyfriend?"  but much more than that but not "husband" because I don't think the government has any place defining my relationships for me) ... shit, boyfriend I guess... that when I die I want him to put me in a Hefty bag and set me out by the curb on trash day.  Once I'm outta here, I'm finished with the body.

Posted 7/9/2009 5:06 PM by blonde_apocalypse Xanga True Member - reply

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I don't think the departed soul of a person cares too much about what happens to the body. It's like when you get your hair cut or trim your fingernails, do you care where the hair and nail clippings eventually end up? When Michael is reincarnated he'll have a nice new body to work with.
Posted 7/9/2009 9:49 PM by titus_bigglesworth Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - reply

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resurrection is without body. my body won't matter i won't be in it or using it ever again. just my spirit will remain. i thought they only took a peice of his brain i might be wrong though.
Posted 7/9/2009 10:15 PM by NightlyDreams Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - reply

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very, very deep question.  i personally believe in reincarnation . i think everyone comes back as something other than what they were. this may be a bird or perhaps a serpent or even a woman as opposed to a man. rich , rather than poor. black rather than white. ................sort of like try this for awhile.
Posted 7/10/2009 12:42 AM by droptop11 Xanga True Member - reply

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Dead and buried as a brainless body, kinda sad.
Posted 7/10/2009 7:40 AM by RestlessButterfly Xanga True Member Xanga Premium Member - reply

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Not a problem here the important part (soul) has passed on.
Posted 7/10/2009 11:09 AM by lotsayears Xanga Premium Member - reply

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I have not caught much of the media hub bub about Michael Jackson's passing. I imagine all kinds of strange things are going on with his brain, his body, his estate. Ack. I don't value our mortal coil all that much, I mean once our spirit has left it. I have seen a couple of dead bodies, they just shrink. It really is the us that lived there that makes it anything important.
Posted 7/14/2009 1:46 PM by queenie Xanga True Member Xanga Premium Member - reply


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