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Re: CONCEPT OF AFTERLIFE
for me to answer the question of the topic at hand, i would have to summarize my own belief as asked
may sound pessimistic but i think there are some extremely shady dealings with how we came to be in this what we call reality
it is a very unfortunate reality where even if you play your cards right you can die at any given moment, through car crash, heart attack, you name it
whatever they must be named, i would come to imagine that there are some form of "astral hierarchy" just like what we might have here on Earth (as above so below) but this specific aforementioned hierarchy might instead govern the souls of the afterlife, which we all eventually depart to
it is more about researching the moon, soul trap, and reincarnation to me that will help to better define the "concept of the afterlife". because we are made so distracted in our daily lives that we do not get much time to think properly about these things before we end up five feet under.
different ancient societies like the egyptians have been making it their lives' purpose to figure out how to best navigate the afterlife, in contrast to modern-day human distracted life.
as a result of our capitalistic made distractions that are sometimes not of our own (brought upon just by how society functions as a system), we very often forget to ask the prime questions to figure out the "afterlife", like:
Why am I here? Here, specifically, where I am right now... where I was born?
If past lives exist, why do I not remember them? Was I memory wiped? Did I have past lives to begin with?
What happens at the end of time? Is there an end of time?
We are here, in this present moment, but we often seem to neglect the thought of what would happen on Earth or even in the universe far after our deaths, usually because we would not be there.
I agree with BeN1 to also refer to dreams, because this reality seems to be a physical construct of that same framework more held together, while dreams can be more chaotic and most times symbolic.
Thank you.
may sound pessimistic but i think there are some extremely shady dealings with how we came to be in this what we call reality
it is a very unfortunate reality where even if you play your cards right you can die at any given moment, through car crash, heart attack, you name it
whatever they must be named, i would come to imagine that there are some form of "astral hierarchy" just like what we might have here on Earth (as above so below) but this specific aforementioned hierarchy might instead govern the souls of the afterlife, which we all eventually depart to
it is more about researching the moon, soul trap, and reincarnation to me that will help to better define the "concept of the afterlife". because we are made so distracted in our daily lives that we do not get much time to think properly about these things before we end up five feet under.
different ancient societies like the egyptians have been making it their lives' purpose to figure out how to best navigate the afterlife, in contrast to modern-day human distracted life.
as a result of our capitalistic made distractions that are sometimes not of our own (brought upon just by how society functions as a system), we very often forget to ask the prime questions to figure out the "afterlife", like:
Why am I here? Here, specifically, where I am right now... where I was born?
If past lives exist, why do I not remember them? Was I memory wiped? Did I have past lives to begin with?
What happens at the end of time? Is there an end of time?
We are here, in this present moment, but we often seem to neglect the thought of what would happen on Earth or even in the universe far after our deaths, usually because we would not be there.
I agree with BeN1 to also refer to dreams, because this reality seems to be a physical construct of that same framework more held together, while dreams can be more chaotic and most times symbolic.
Thank you.
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