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Do you believe in Reincarnation?

Penni60

By Penni60, in The Lounge

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Trip2bme    0

Trip2bme
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I don't believe, but man that was kind of fun anyway...just to find out that I am a chimp (11% better than me) and more poor hubby is a rabbit (70%) are better than he.

I really should have more compassion for him...or he for me if he ever reads this thread!!

Thanks for the free entertainment!

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Tricia K.    0

Tricia K.
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LOL...too funny. Here's mine.

Your next shall be as...

a Lion

Only 18% of people will be reincarnated as a higher form of life than you.

Remain honorable in this life, and you can expect to be rewarded in your next life.

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mini_me    3

mini_me
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I am an elephant...LMAO!!!!!!!!! How appropriate!

Sooooo, 25% will be reincarnated as a higher life form...

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Kat817    19

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My next shall be a TIGER....only 16% will be reincarnated into a higher life form.

Now if my ex is some wimpy animal, I can eat him and better the world!!! j/k!!!

Kat

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Telly    4

Telly
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Heh! Wow, I am a bear.

Your next shall be as...

a bear

Almost 32% of people will be reincarnated as a higher form of life than you.

You're not perfect, but you've lead a better life than most. With a few changes now, your next life could be even better.

LOL! I don't want to be a big fat butt plugging bear that sleeps all day. I want to be a cute cuddly koala bear :):cry

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leatha_g    4

leatha_g
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Yep.. I'm an elephant too...even after losing 75lbs.. :D lol

Almost 25% of people will be reincarnated as a higher form of life than you.

You're not perfect, but you've lead a better life than most. With a few changes now, your next life could be even better

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omamoon    0

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Great Test! I'm to be an owl. 9% of the population will be reincarnated higher than me. I have always,always wanted big eyes! Looks like I'll get my wish! I'm not too sure about the feathers and eating mice, though, and staying up all night. Hey, maybe I'll get to do the Tootsie Pop lick test!

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Vegaswildflower    0

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An elephant

Almost 25% of people will be reincarnated as a higher form of life than you.

You're not perfect, but you've lead a better life than most. With a few changes now, your next life could be even better.

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Penni60    45

Penni60
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Omamoon that was too funny. The Tootsie Pop Lick Test. LOLOLOLOL!!!!!

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vinesqueen    2

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I too am an elephant.

But I honestly do believe in reincarnation. I've known this is how the universe worked since I was a very small child. I went to an evangelical christian school. I realized that there was no way for someone to attain perfection in the 72 years we are alotted, so obviously we have to come back until we get things right.

This horrified my teachers and parents. But ever since I was little, even before I knew what it was called, I believed it.

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Morsaille    4

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Who-cooks-for-you...

I am an Owl too, who'da thunk I was so evolved? 9% will be reincarnated higher.

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Yoda    0

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Hmmmmm apparently I'll be a Zebra (23% higher than me). I don't think I want to live on the African plains being hunted down by tigers though!!!

Plus, I'll spend the rest of that life trying to figure out if I'm white with black stripes or black with white stripes....*sigh*....I have a whole new life of frustration & unanswered questions to look forward to!! :D

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Midnightwitc6    0

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I'm a Tiger...sweet. I love cats!

I believe in reincarnation, I always have. My next life I'm gonna come back a size zero, huge boobs, and blonde. hehe I've already put in my order.

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