February 15, 2002: Open Lines - Immortals

Open lines explores theories about immortals and individuals who have achieved extended lifespans or defeated death. Callers discuss legends of immortal beings including the Count of St. Germain and other historical figures. The conversation explores life extension science and whether technology will enable humans to achieve immortality. Callers share accounts of encounters with individuals claiming to be far older than normal human lifespans allow. The broadcast examines spiritual traditions teaching methods for achieving physical immortality or consciousness transfer. Callers discuss the desirability of immortality and whether eternal life would be blessing or curse. The discussion addresses biological limits on lifespan and whether these can be overcome through technology or esoteric knowledge. The conversation explores reincarnation and whether consciousness persisting through multiple lives represents a form of immortality. Callers share theories about secret societies possessing longevity knowledge guarded from public access. The broadcast demonstrates fascination with transcending death and achieving existence beyond normal biological constraints.