What happens after death?

[Inliytened1]

2 minutes ago, The0Self said:

 

It’s too intimate to describe. Just impossible.

Indeed ?  

[The0Self]

1 minute ago, Inliytened1 said:

Indeed ?  

? ? 

[Leo Gura]

Death is imaginary.

[Prakhar]

Death doesn't exist because life doesn't exist.

Your incarnation is a dream in which you can wake up, like a lucid dream.

After you "die", you go through a life/dream review and then set intentions for the next life/dream for the lessons of love and wisdom you want to learn.

Then you sleep again (behind the veil of forgetfulness) to dream again.

 

[Michael Jackson]

23 hours ago, Frenk said:

How am i creating it? And how can i choose to create something else?

@Frenk

There is no "how." God doesn't need a mechanism. You just "will" reality into existence.

You can choose at anytime to create exactly the kind of reality you want to create. In fact, this is what you are doing right now;)

Everything is possible. If you truly wanted you could be a bird RIGHT NOW. But what you truly want right now is be the human being you currently are, which is why you are it.

 

[Terell Kirby]

On 5/3/2022 at 2:03 PM, PataFoiFoi said:

I know its the million dollar question. It just keeps grinding my gears to find just a subtle clue or hint in my lifetime.

Death is being imagined. You can’t tell yourself about anything outside of the present moment.

Rule of thumb: If it’s not in your present experience, it ain’t real.

[RMQualtrough]

I'm about 90% sure that it works like a thought. A thought ends, another comes up, we're still there.

Imagine it was impossible to form memories. Every single moment would be like you just came into existence. So I think that is how it goes... The character and all of our memories and life story is erased, a new character arises. Doesn't involve souls, nothing like that. 

[Rokazulu]

Basically, whatever.

Like wondering what dream you will have when you go to sleep at night.