WHAT HAPPENS TO HUMAN CONCIOUSNESS AFTER DEATH?

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According to Thanatology there are various types of death which include:

1. Somatic or Clinical Death: The extinction of personality as a whole due to the irreversible loss of function and independence of three vital systems; i.e. the respiratory system, the CNS (central nervous system) and the CVS (cardiovascular system). It involves organs as a whole. Life ceases in the body but persists in its component parts, viz. tissues and cells.

2. Molecular Death: The progressive disintegration of body tissues, which signifies death of component parts of body/organs and is completed within 3 to 4 hours after the Somatic death. It depends upon time proportionate to the ability to resist hypoxia (lack of oxygen), e.g.:Nervous tissue – only a few secondsMuscular tissue – 3 hoursCornea – 6 hoursSkin – 12 hours

3. Brain Death: The irreversible cessation of all brain functions. In some instances, special reference is made to brain-stem death. Brain stem death is where a person no longer has any activity in their brain stem, and has permanently lost the potential for consciousness and the capacity to breathe but may still have some spinal cord function.

‘The Encyclopaedia Britannica’ (under Death) has defined death as ‘the permanent cessation of the vital functions in the bodies of animals and plants.’

According to the ‘Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics’, biological death is ‘The cessation of an organism. There is no confusion in using the same word for the end of the individual as such, and for the apparently irreversible process, which leads to the end.

Read In The Light of Truth of the Grail Message. It has some explanations about death and what happens after. I personally don't believe all of it.

Hmmm . . .

Lagbaja01:
WHAT HAPPENS TO HUMAN CONCIOUSNESS AFTER DEATH?
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According to Genesis 3 vs 19, the consciousness of man, outside of a relationship with God, degrades and is returned to the dust from which it was made. The consciousness never leaves the body after death as it is part and parcel of that which is man -Genesis 2 vs 6 -7. It stays right there inside of the body, albeit no longer animated by God's breath of life, and decays with it.

As for those who are in God, well, Scripture instead says their consciousness sleeps in the grave, right there with the body.

Kobojunkie:
According to Genesis 3 vs 19, the consciousness of man, outside of a relationship with God, degrades and is returned to the dust from which it was made. The consciousness never leaves the body after death as it is part and parcel of that which is man. It stays right there inside of the body, albeit no longer animated by God's breath of life, and decays with it.

As for those who are in God, well, Scripture instead says their consciousness sleeps in the grave, right there with the body.

the flesh was made from the dust and it will return to the dust, but the spirit which is the breath, the life, the consciousness returns to where it came from. Genesis 2;7.
you are not the dust lol