If my Gods gave me another chance to live then I would say yes. I would not come back as me though because I am dead and my family has grieved already. I might want to come back as a child of a family member though. Would I change my life? There are some things we have no control over as babies and children. Therefore I would have to say I would be a totally different person because of my upbringing.
2006-07-25 23:10:16
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answer #1
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answered by Mawyemsekhmet 5
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If I was given the opportunity to enter the world as fortunately as I came into it, then yes. Also I would want to have all the previous knowledge aquired, so I can put some wrongs right.
Of course obviously I wouldnt have the same parents.
If I were to live again, I would perhaps not try to be such an individual at a young age. Not be as shy.
Until the age of 8 or 9 I had such an amazing imagination, which could in turn have been my undoing. Then there were a couple of empty years, and then from 11 I did many things I dont necessarily regret (as everything is a learning curve), but perhaps wouldnt do again having been given the choice.
I think I would have at least tried at school, instead of taking advantage of my natural talents, settling for a pass, instead of putting some effort into getting the marks I was capable of.
If given the same opportunities as I had in this life, then I would do high school in Europe, would have continued with my foreign language studies, and actually gone on all the overseas trips I booked and paid myself to go on.
My personality I would like to keep the same. No need to change that, I am who I am.
I would like to work on being less of a procrastinator, finishing everthing I do to an excellent standard, instead of to a 'that'll do' standard. I would like to not think as much as I do.
I would listen to the advice I give to others, instead of having the 'do as I say, not as I do' approach.
Im still young, I have the time to change my life. Part of me feels I have lived a hundred years with all the things I have seen and done. Another part of me feels younger now than I did when I was 18 years old. Then yet another part of me is so lost, because of all the things I did, and didn't do as a result of the things I did do.
Even though I believe in a God, I would give up my ticket for eternal life. I think I would actually just rather die. My soul is old, and worn. It's been through a fair few lifetimes already. However I don't think I have yet repented enough. If God wants me to repent more of my sins, I guess I will be back... but for eternity, it seems exhausting, no matter how glorious people make it out to be.
2006-07-26 06:23:05
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answered by kara_nari 4
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Asatru teaches us that the just will live on in Walhalla, so we can fight evil in the final struggle that will destroy the World as we know it to make place for a better one.
2006-07-26 06:10:39
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answered by Gungnir 5
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Anybody's Relax From This ****ing World, Who Died.
2006-07-26 06:21:27
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answered by MetalBaz r 2
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