http://www.ascension-research.org/reality.html

interesting psych/science article here are some quotes from it decide if your interested or not.. it's interesting...

"What I hope to do this morning is to give you a brief glimpse into the quantum mechanical body-mind, to at least attempt to understand the exact nature of what the human body is like and also the exact nature of what the Cosmic Body is like."


"Actually, technically speaking, we are intimately sharing our organs with each other all the time"

"Based on radioactive isotope studies and mathematical computations it can easily be shown that in this moment of your existence you have a million atoms that were once in the body of Christ, in the body of Gautama Buddha or Leonardo Da Vinci or Michelangelo or Mr. Saddam Hussein. You can't separate yourself from anything physically or anybody that has ever existed."



"So maybe the body is merely the place my memories are calling home for the time being."

actually the physical person you where 2 years ago doesn't even exist today...

"And this is exactly what scientists are beginning to see."

once again the site is http://www.ascension-research.org/reality.html

i read the article and found it an very interesting but not as persuasive as it might have been. i'd like to see him back a few of his statements up, especially that it can be "easily proven" that my body contains millions of atoms that once belonged to christ. besides it seems he has a very static view of the world, although he speaks of "ever changing" bodies - and i personally cannot agree with the first point he makes, that our senses distort the world; that we can't see everything i can believe but that what we do sense is nonsense no rational human being can either believe or support with rational argument. my final take: thought provoking, definitely. convincing, not so much. anyway a nice read for anyone who likes discussing the fabric of reality...

You can just see the Christian fundamentalists going ape about the idea of some of us sharing atoms with Christ. Yet this is one of those articles that proves how science and religion aren't mutually exclusive, but two different ways of looking at the same rainbow.
That's just my random thoughts, though.