After death fears.

[lofticries]

Honestly I am very curious to see what the after life is like at times. During the age of 11-12 that curiosity is what drove most of my suicidal ideation.

I do believe in god however I don't think everything is clear cut how things go in the afterlife like some religions say.

Also I believe that all near death experiences of what the afterlife is like is bullshit. I believe the afterlife is something the human mind can't even begin to comprehend.

 

[greyhound]

I wouldn't call my self a "flat earther". I see holes on both sides of the fence. I just found some evidence I saw interesting. I don't sit and think into it or indentify as a round earther or flat earther. It's the least of my concerns. I agree that we live in a simulation, but as for what shape it is, who knows. Not concerned.

Interesting article that sort of touches on the discussion of consensus reality: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/02/opinion/misinformation-conspiracy-theories.html

 

[Thegoldenapples]

Interesting article that sort of touches on the discussion of consensus reality: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/02/opinion/misinformation-conspiracy-theories.html

Interesting read. I think you have a lot more trust in the system than I do. I live in the Southern Hemisphere so it's a lot different down here to where you are. A lot more chill and not attached so see things differently. I don't take sides like Americans do, as in being liberal or republican etc I sit on the fence and observe. Both try and limit our views and put us in boxes of who we are, what to think and a lot of labelling goes in. Bs flys around from both sides. Like Epstein didn't kill himself. Once I wanted to cbt, I thought about hanging, looked into him more and realised not possible. That would be seen as "right wing conspiracy theorist" and the coroner didn't find any wounds associated with hanging. Who's knows what happened. Then I find Q to be toxic and it's messing with people heads and that's what the "left" think. It's not a military operation. It's a scam from dudes who wanna make $.

 

[Parnate]

Oh real, just dropped some thoughts. Didn't think it wouldnt impact anyone. Bonus. Learnt through life experience and independent research. Had some intense experiences with ayahuasca so that opened my eyes a lot, then got into astrology, past life, attachments etc. Did law and commerce at uni which is the complete opposite to anything spiritual. NDE accounts are interesting ah. I'm not religious. Religion bugs me. It's narrows peoples perspective to what is reality and quite cruel. Found that out more when researching suicide and religion. That's how spirits get earthbound as well. If they feel they have sinned, they are scared to go upstairs in fear of being punished, when it's the complete opposite. In some religions, they don't even have a funeral and the whole family is then shamed from society. Then they die with the fear and same thing happens. It's mental. When they get earthbound, they attach to humans with openings in their aura which are created by trauma to get energy. That causes issues for humans in itself. Creates a mess. You feel all their pain and that can cause suicide. Simple things like removing spiritual attachments and retrieving lost soul fragments can solve people with mental disorders like BPD. Had a mate with severe BPD, he had a removal session with soul retrieval and BPD completely gone. Like a switch. Trauma causes soul loss too which also contributes to adverse mental health. All of this isnt taught enough and it should be.

If you are there can you please tell , where this person went for soul retrieval also thr information regarding that shaman and how much did it cost?