What do you want to do after you die?

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I've been thinking about this a lot lately. If we presuppose that death is not the end. If we have a soul or consciousness beyond our physical form, what would you want to do after death assuming you had a choice. I don't think I'd want to go to Heaven( unless it had layers to it.) Or any of the underworlds cause they all seem mapped. Anyone else want to just journey to different realms and gain knew knowledge?

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I can have out of body experiences. And when you get into Astral Traveling, shyt is literally infinitely limitless. I hat that it take so much discipline for me to be on that level:mjcry:

But I feel like when you die something like an out of body experience happens. Like your soul lives on. It's hard to experience explain. I just know I instantly felt like that's what would happen when you die when I started having out of body experiences.

So when I die, I would like to explore the different realms and realities and shyt. It's really limitless. I'm read a lot of Eastern philosophy. I fukk with they shyt hard. But them nikkas believe in reincarnation. fukk that :sadcam:
 

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I'd like to merge with/become the same limitless energy I believe created everything in our world, and inhabits every living creature in our world, so that I can create new worlds and realities and explore them at will. If I can't do that then heaven doesn't exist to me. Ideally for me, physical existence is just like a boot camp/cleanse for the soul, and the horrific conditions (and good conditions) that exist are due to one's actions in a past life. That would sufficiently explain our suffering to me.

You can't give a mortal species the right to make their own choices, then remove that right to choose in death, and tell me that's heaven. That would be akin to a lobotomy, shutting off a part of our being/brain in order to have what another being deems to be some kind of peace.

You also can't tell me that I'm in heaven while some of the people I love have been sent to burn in flames for eternity. Once again it would take a metaphorical lobotomy for me to have any kind of joy or peace knowing that.
 
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