Earth is a prison, then what?

#1 04-03-2021, 01:04 PM

It is clear that life here functions the same way a prison does. Of course we have been taught how to avoid getting back here. So what exactly is the hereafter or so called "paradise"?

inavalan · #2 04-03-2021, 09:33 PM

You made some perplexing statements ...

It is clear that life here functions the same way a prison does.
Of course we have been taught how to avoid getting back here.

I don't see things that way at all.

Anyway, there is no "paradise", nor "hell". When you die, you feel like waking up from a dream. Some of us, who are too deeply dreaming now, may experience a false awakening into another dream, but eventually everybody wakes up. Don't expect that after waking up to be much smarter or more enlightened than you are now, just a little more clear minded about what you are (you aren't the same with who you are now), a little more in control, the same way as you feel here when you wake up from a dream.

Untersberg56 · #3 04-03-2021, 10:03 PM

What there is after death for virtually everybody is Purgatory. What it is and how long you are going to spend there is the first problem.

Only in apparitions of the Virgin in the Catholic religion has Purgatory been confirmed. There does not seem to be much profit in pretending it exists if it does not and so one should assume it does exist and investigate.

Still_Waters · #4 05-03-2021, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by inavalan

You made some perplexing statements ...

It is clear that life here functions the same way a prison does.
Of course we have been taught how to avoid getting back here.

I don't see things that way at all.

Anyway, there is no "paradise", nor "hell". When you die, you feel like waking up from a dream. Some of us, who are too deeply dreaming now, may experience a false awakening into another dream, but eventually everybody wakes up. Don't expect that after waking up to be much smarter or more enlightened than you are now, just a little more clear minded about what you are (you aren't the same with who you are now), a little more in control, the same way as you feel here when you wake up from a dream.

Wonderful post !

Joyny · #5 05-03-2021, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by inavalan

there is no "paradise", nor "hell". When you die, you feel like waking up from a dream. Some of us, who are too deeply dreaming now, may experience a false awakening into another dream, but eventually everybody wakes up. Don't expect that after waking up to be much smarter or more enlightened than you are now, just a little more clear minded about what you are (you aren't the same with who you are now), a little more in control, the same way as you feel here when you wake up from a dream.

Good point. Maybe we (or 1 "I" who splitted) created several layers to hide ourselves from super-power state which seems is painfull (lonlyness, booring, nobody to share love with etc). When die we awake on 1 layer higher and small chances we so enlighted to go next layer up... mostly we dive back to this reality...

psychoslice · #6 06-03-2021, 04:49 AM

Paradise is here and NOW, make the best of it.

#7 06-03-2021, 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by 1337_d00d

It is clear that life here functions the same way a prison does. Of course we have been taught how to avoid getting back here. So what exactly is the hereafter or so called "paradise"?

look up the book "journey of souls" by michael newton. he's a doctor and he hypnotizes people and takes them back to memories of what they were doing between lives so explains the hereafter

#8 06-03-2021, 09:06 AM

Let's play with the thought that the Annunaki or whoever have a contract with God to entrap souls in this dimension much like a prison company would have a contract with the government. Life here offers levels of status like any prison and so people are satisfied with that - they don't think there is anything more to life than this status seeking and thus will probably return. Jesus came to save the captives free, right? It is clear he was speaking about not coming back here. I'm just curious to what he was talking about. Arguably it is the same as the hindu religion speaks of.

Still_Waters · #9 06-03-2021, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by AbodhiSky

look up the book "journey of souls" by michael newton. he's a doctor and he hypnotizes people and takes them back to memories of what they were doing between lives so explains the hereafter

I absolutely LOVED Michael Newton's "Journey of Souls". As Newton himself said, it's unfortunate that the majority of his subjects were not at the most aware levels of consciousness.