Dear Readers!
Thank you for your interest in the series of articles on Life After Death (first, second and third parts). This information caused a lot of responses, comments, and, of course, questions.
So many of these questions have accumulated that I decided to write a separate article with answers. I apologize in advance for not quoting the "author's" text - many have repeated themselves, so I am citing them in generalized form.
And one more clarification - for "casual" readers. If you have established beliefs associated with a particular religion, or you are a materialist who believes that all this is fiction, I suggest that you do not waste your time reading. I look forward to seeing everyone else in my blog))
So, let's begin..
Question number one (Most common): How does the author know this? “From there,” no one returned, so everything written is just guesswork
I, like all other people, repeatedly went through the standard cycle: Death - That Light - New birth. The only difference is that I remember it, but most do not. Therefore, I do not see anything supernatural and strange in my experience, I consider it a completely standard story …
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We live in this world, using our "everyday" consciousness - that is, its standard version where there is access to memories only of the current life and additional opportunities are blocked. However, each person has a soul that controls the subconscious - that is, an expanded storage of information.
It is in the subconscious that information about past lives is stored, through it we can "see" the options for the future and receive other data from information fields. There are many ways to get data from the subconscious. For example, under hypnosis, in a state of deep meditation, in a dream. In my particular case, the memories simply “floated up”, as something always known to me, but forgotten for a while.
Then I became interested in comparing my memories with others, and I decided to systematize everything that I had heard and read, and compare it with what I remember personally. In the process, I again connected my subconscious (or intuition - as you like) to check all the "external" data - whether they contradict my perception and sensations. If they did not contradict, then I included them in my “picture of the world”.
I decided to write a series of articles about life after death because, in my opinion, this information may be useful to someone. I do not pretend to be the "ultimate truth", it is obvious that the world around is arranged very complexly, and you cannot describe it in several articles. Nevertheless, I would like to share at least an approximate "scheme" with others.
Question number two (also common): What's the point in all this? Why do we die and are born again?
Here I would like to start with the obvious - unfortunately, our bodies are not created to live forever. Few live up to eighty years in good health, not to mention a hundred and above. Now let's add here the wars, epidemics and cataclysms that accompany humanity throughout history, and we will understand that the only way to continue to exist on Earth is to die and be born again. That is, the meaning of our being on the Other World is to "wait out" some time between lives and, if possible, be born again.
If all of the above was not an answer to your question about meaning, then it is much more global. That is, what is the meaning of life after death, but what is the meaning of life in principle?
… Imagine this situation - summer, wonderful weather, you are on vacation and you are going to relax at the sea. And then you are asked a question - what is the point? You are lost - what do you mean what's the point? Well … swim in the sea, sunbathe, eat fresh fruit, watch the sunsets - relax in one word … and in general, what a strange question?
And now I will ask differently - why are they not looking for a deep meaning on a trip to the sea, but in life they are looking? I think that behind the search for “meaning” something else is hidden, in fact, the person wants to ask the question - why do unpleasant and unnecessary events happen to me? Why should I suffer when I don't want to?
Since, in our opinion, there is a lot of unfairness in life - minor and major troubles, illness, death - we try to find in it the very meaning that will justify everything. And in life after death, which is full of uncertainty and frightening, this meaning should also be.
However, to find the answer to the question about the meaning, it is worth "digging" much deeper than our everyday consciousness and worldview - we will not find the answer in them. Our soul, globally, is like a child who is not yet familiar with the concept of good-evil, bad-good.
At the level of the soul, there is a need to live and feel all states - from joy to sorrow, from health to illness, from love to hate. Our soul is like an artist who needs the whole palette of colors, not just certain shades. Having “played enough” with some states, the soul strives for others in order to experience and learn everything that is in the world.
That is why we live and die - we need to “collect” as much experience as possible in order to grow and develop. In the Other World, we obviously cannot get all the experience, and on Earth our bodies are not immortal. Therefore, we pass from one state to another.
Question three: Over the past centuries, the population of the Earth has increased significantly. Where did so many souls come from to incarnate in bodies, and where were they before? Is there overpopulation on the other world
Since That Light is an immaterial environment, souls fit there much more “compactly” than in the material world. This can be compared to books - in paper binding, they occupy entire cabinets, and in the electronic version, one USB flash drive can store thousands. The same is with souls, of which a huge number can fit in the "virtual" environment of That Light.
Now, due to the fact that the number of people has increased, many have begun to be born more often and the interval between lives is shorter. In addition, the number of souls in principle (population of the Earth + That Light) is not always the same. In addition to our world, there are many others, so some souls can come to us again, some, on the contrary, stop incarnating on Earth and leave all our energy systems. This cycle must also be taken into account.
There is one more phenomenon - a very interesting one. It happens that the soul, or "Higher Self" incarnates simultaneously in several bodies on Earth. These people, as a rule, live far from each other and are unaware of their "parallel lives", nevertheless, they have one soul. The percentage of such cases, in my opinion, is not very high - but they do exist.
Based on the above, the increase in the number of people is not so critical, there are still enough souls for everyone, and there is no crush on the Other World either.
Fourth question: What about animals? Do they have a soul and where do they go after death?
All living things have a soul in one form or another. The simplest animals or insects living in colonies (for example, bees or ants) may have one "spirit" controlling them. More complex organisms, for example, mammals have souls, but in an "underdeveloped" form in comparison with humans. There are times when the human soul for various reasons is embodied in the body of an animal.
If we take ordinary animal souls, then both in life and after death their level of awareness is very low. This leads to the fact that they have a very fast and easy cycle of Life - Death, in contrast to people who have a lot of options and nuances.
When an animal dies, its soul is not sent to That Light, but merges for a while with the total mass of "natural" spirits existing at a certain frequency. In this mass, individual consciousness is absent as such, everything is part of the whole. At birth, the consciousness of the "animal" soul is separated again.
However, the collective unconsciousness in animals is much more powerful than in humans. They perfectly feel the state of the individuals around them and nature in general, and are always connected with it. Therefore, in some ways it is much easier for them than for us …
