What happens after death?

[Matthew85]

25 minutes ago, Tyler Durden said:

Yeah, that seems reasonable. But I really got used to this body and identity. It seems like a hard thing to let it all go one day. 

@Tyler Durden This is a very common feeling. One of the reasons why most people upon physical death will find themselves in another layer of the dream almost identical to their current life. For the majority the expansion of consciousness will be a gradual process. And even as you expand in awareness. It isn't about losing who you are, who you are just becomes more. 

Edited October 13, 2021 by Matthew85

[Godishere]

The thing I struggle with comprehending is that God doesn't awaken to itself in every dream? Like this shit is the most amazing, mind fucking blowing thing ever. 

As my memories are all I know(from this incarnation), it seems to me like the point of life is to awaken to yourself. Like why would God want to imagine hell and not wake up... God is love after all

[Matthew85]

29 minutes ago, Godishere said:

The thing I struggle with comprehending is that God doesn't awaken to itself in every dream? Like this shit is the most amazing, mind fucking blowing thing ever. 

Yes it is. I was trying to increase my frequency of lucid dreams for awhile. I would do the practices and night after night I would completely fall into the narrative of my dreams forgetting who I was.  

[Nahm]

4 hours ago, Dazgwny said:

@Nahm You speak in riddles man???

? All the trinkets of beliefs added to the death belief.  For one to make it through this life so to speak, never having seen through all of it, death and our collective entourage of fairytales about it, is really to never have lived at all.  Don’t make me resort to hieroglyphics. 

[Emotionalmosquito]

What do actualizers think of the movie Soul? https://youtu.be/1gjrVACqo2w

How accurate is that scene?

Does the ego remain intact enough to fear the godhead or cling to certain aspects of the previous life such that one avoids the return to source? 

Another possibility is reincarnation being an archonic trap. I’ve seen several sources warn to avoid the light at the end of the tunnel because we’re tricked into thinking it’s the great beyond but actually it’s just the outside of vagina number 8,248,957,661. That this is done to trick us into coming back over and over so malevolent forces can feed on our soul. It makes sense from a logical stance because why the hell would anyone wish to keep returning to a planet packed full of unfathomable levels of misery and suffering? If the goal was to come back to assist in the salvation of others, wouldn’t it be better to join a benevolent alien race like the Pleadians or Arcturians so you can help from a vantage point? 

 

Edited October 13, 2021 by Emotionalmosquito

[Blackhawk]

After death there will be more experience.