The Pit of Hell

As a Jewish person I never believed in the pit of hell until 1981 when I was 42 years old. Years later I dreamed of being escorted by a spirit into the pit so that I would know what it was.
Now in my latest manuscript "Cosmic Reincarnation" I have come to fully understand why many of us end up in this horrible pit. Some of us came from other Earths and basically have eternal souls. Many of us came from the animals and have evolved souls.
The origin of evolved man is the pit of hell at the center of this Earth. We came from hell and many will return to hell. The origin of life upon this Earth is a form of metal eating bacteria. Once you leave the hottest part of the center of this Earth you will find this type of bacteria. The soul of this bacteria is a collective soul. It is a soul in chaos.
As we move outward the bacteria changes to more known forms.The process converts bacteria into various life forms that turn into plant and animal. As we move upward the driving spiritual force produce early man with a collective soul. Our soul exists both within us and outward to the center of the galaxy. Even today many people still have collective tribal souls. The progress is toward individual souls.From animal souls we get human souls.
Thus evolved man came from hell and will return to hell unless saved by the various religions of man. Most religions are strictly reincarnation religions. All they can do is return their followers back to life upon this Earth or similar Earths. They do prevent the followers from falling into the pit of hell if their karma is acceptable to a computer type spiritual processor which the God of the Universe created to process our souls.
Judaism and the extended Judaism or Christianity is a pathway to higher Earths. The dreams of other religions are merely dreams. The only pathway is through the chosen people who define higher salvation for both Jew and Gentile.

[durgaa]

Thus evolved man came from hell and will return to hell unless saved by the various religions of man

Yeah, right..

It is true however for most people they have many, many reincarnations to go in which to save themselves from the final end of man on earth. Some of course deserve hell right now. The individual soul disintegrates into the collective so that there is no such thing as individual eternal suffering. The pit of hell brings the mental state down to subliminal intelligence. The individual only suffers for awhile as he or she is consumed by the fires of hell. Of course there is no suffering from the heat at the center of the earth because the soul is in a different dimension.

[revolver]

Myself I don't hold any beliefs of a hell, it just doesn't make senses to me in any way.

Originally Posted by revolver

Myself I don't hold any beliefs of a hell, it just doesn't make senses to me in any way.

I never believed in hell in the Christian definition. There is no devil. There is no eternal suffering. However if you accept the big bang theory, you will come to understand that all of us came from the fire of big bang hell.

If you do not believe in the soul of man, then hell has no meaning to you.
My hell involves the production of life upon the Earth. The source of heat in the center of this Earth produces an energy flow toward the surface. This in turn drives the Darwinian evolutionary process. Hell is something we come from and which most will return to. It is just a scientific understanding of the life process.

[SemperVI]

Hell, the pit of hell, Hades, Purgatory and the like are all analogous and derived from a place outside ancient Jerusalem known in the Hebrew scripture as "Gehenna", aka: the Valley of the Son of Hinnom. According to these Scripture(s) the site was initially where apostate Israelites and followers of various Ba'als and other Canaanite gods, including Moloch conducted sacrifice of their children by fire. This area was also where human refuse was burned. Thereafter -- in time this area was deemed to be cursed (probably diseased is more accurate) and eventually over the ages religious ideology mandated by Jewish, Christian and Islamic (Abrahamic Traditions) to be the destination of the wicked.

Today modern Abrahamic traditions believe this placed called "Hell" symbolizes eternal destruction with no hope of resurrection, and "Gehenna" also known as "Jahannam" specifically in the Qu'ran is the same "lake of fire" mentioned in the Book of Revelation (20:14). Noteworthy to this discussion is the fact that "Hell" is not actually a word found in Jewish, Christian or Islamic scripture with an exception to King James Version (KJV) composed between 1604 and 1611.

While I respect the idea that you believe there is a chance you may go to this metonym called Hell, this place for me is nothing more than an illusion an individual decides to freely manifest within themselves while standing in judgement of others.

[revolver]

Originally Posted by jerrygg38

I never believed in hell in the Christian definition. There is no devil. There is no eternal suffering. However if you accept the big bang theory, you will come to understand that all of us came from the fire of big bang hell.

If you do not believe in the soul of man, then hell has no meaning to you.
My hell involves the production of life upon the Earth. The source of heat in the center of this Earth produces an energy flow toward the surface. This in turn drives the Darwinian evolutionary process. Hell is something we come from and which most will return to. It is just a scientific understanding of the life process.

Yes that's a nice metaphor, it does make much more sense than say the Christians hell concept. No I don't have a belief of souls coming from the big bang and settling into our bodies. We are everything there is, as a human animal we are just simple part of the cosmos creation, things are created and return back to the source of creation and on and on it goes, and it can be a lot of fun.

[innerlight]

I think you are referring to NJ... Bahahahahah.... Cheers. :)

Ironically I stayed up last night with bad emotions, relating earth life to hell. My thinking was if all you experience was tortuous hell all the time, you would become static to it and it would not feel intense, BUT if you have some joy for a time and then life throws ya some hell like situations...well then the pain is all the more for knowing the joy.

I have studied the worlds cultural hells in the past. One thing I noticed was it was either created from the weather or cultural practices.

I like and appreciate your creative thinking. You got me thinking and reflecting on a different angle now.

Sounds a lot like what the truth contest site/author describes.

There is a lot on that site I don't agree with.