Thread 520699083

What if the afterlife is horrible uninterrupted pain for all eternity?
If that was the case and humanity would have verified evidence of it somehow, how would humans change their behavior on the earth?

>>520699083 (OP)
Radically. If people ACTUALLY believed it and it was CLEAR what the rules were, shit would transform ALOT

99.999% of religious people dont actually believe it. When I say "believe" I mean the type of belief you have that if you throw an object into the air, it will fall down.

>>520699083 (OP)
Get saved, anons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tf72DtkGvI

>>520699083 (OP)
I hope it is. A lot of you guys deserve it.

>>520699668
>A lot of you guys deserve it.
Do you?

>>520699698
I don't, but I can tolerate it if it means people who deserve also have to be put through it.

>>520699933
Why do you believe you don't deserve it?

>>520699981
It doesn't matter if people deserve it or not, everyone gets tortured. I'm okay with being tortured if it means the people who deserve it don't get away with anything. I don't understand what you don't understand.

Here's some data from psychic remote viewers that points to humans being harvested for their energy and being kept from leaving earth after they die. The energy is used to create pockets of reality where time doesn't exist, which allows beings that live in these pockets to become like gods that don't die
The target for this was "moksha" which is liberation from the reincarnation cycle (Keep in mind none of the remote viewers are told anything about what they're viewing, all they are given is a randomly generated number that has been assigned to the target to allow them to view it without knowing what it is, yet they are still somehow able to describe aspects of the target despite having no foreknowledge of it):
https://odysee.com/@SergeantSchultz:2/Samsara-and-Rebirth:b

Pain is a physiological response meant to get you to act a certain way. Highly doubtful that post-death consciousness, if it even exists, would involve pain.

Once you leave the organism behind, the memories behind, the thoughts and feelings behind… what remains? Post-death consciousness will be bereft of all of those things. Or you’ll get born into another meat sack and start all over again.

>>520700487
During a near death experience a man realizes that he's being deceived by beings to try and go into the light and then he hears a voice far away that whispered, "he's figuring it out". The beings then try to convince the man to reincarnate with promises of moving him to a better planet
(Communcation in the astral realm is telepathic and you can understand others even if they don't speak english)
https://rumble.com/v3ou3jp-he-figured-it-out-during-an-nde-he-resisted-the-false-light-and-was-sent-to.html

The story of a boy who remembered a past life as an American fighter pilot that died in WW2
https://youtu.be/VnXxC-nVsJY

A presentation from the University of Virginia on life after death, reincarnation, NDE's, and past life memories
https://youtu.be/gN_VI-wobsc
https://youtu.be/0AtTM9hgCDw

Experiences of an astral projector and how to navigate the astral plane and escape from negative entities, talks about what to do after dying
https://www.trickedbythelight.com/tbtl/Journal-of-an-Astral-Traveler-How-to-Navigate-the-Astral-Plane.html

Some good reading material on the reincarnation trap
https://bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia3/ciencia_conscioushumanenergy601.htm

https://web.archive.org/web/20200702092202/http://www.soul-guidance.com/houseofthesun/ET/afterlifequestioned.html

>>520700102
Morons like you should be tortured in this life

>>520700560
Heres some evidence of people being able to teleport using their thoughts after they die, something that can also be done while astral projecting. This may be how to escape after death by thinking something like, "I want to teleport to a safe civilization" or "I want to teleport back to where I originally came from"
If that doesn't work you could try to manifest a portal that will take you to where you want to go when you enter it
>Stevenson finds two types of cases where selection seems determined by geographical proximity: people reborn far from where they had lived, but close to where they died; and people reborn after one parent, usually the mother, came close to where the previous incarnation died.
>In the first category falls cases of Japanese soldiers who died in Myanmar during Japan’s World War II occupation of that country, then were reborn there. As reborn children, they tended to speak an incomprehensible language prior to learning their mother tongue, to prefer Japanese-style food over Myanmarese, to be afflicted by the heat, to yearn for all things Japanese, and even to look more Japanese than other Myanmarese children. In at least one case, a pair of brothers serving as Japanese soldiers were killed together and attempted to return home:
>They thought that they had been killed by the explosion of their own grenades. When this happened, they thought of their aged mother in Japan and even called for her help as they were dying. They then – after dying – found themselves instantly in Japan, where they saw their mother. They could not, however, communicate with her, and she did not see them. They felt sad and frustrated. They did not remember what happened to them after that until, at the age of about 3, they began to remember the previous lives ‘as if they were awakened from a dream."
https://psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk/articles/choice-reincarnation#Geographical_Proximity

>>520700487
Here's what Edward Riordan remote viewed about the vax clots 2+ years before covid happened for those doubting the legitimacy of remote viewing
https://youtu.be/E930RNiCUOM

This is what he got in the remote viewing data:
>strong sensation of the thing hes viewing being manmade
>virus
>flowing through blood
>growing and expanding
>inside
>DNA
>gives off some sort of signal, communicates somehow, wifi
>cracking, busting open
>feeling of fear, concern, doesn't feel good
>transformation
>sun/solar was something he felt a lot, mentioned solar explosion (solar flare or CME?)
>sea life/aquatic
>combined technology with plant cells/matter
>study of algae blooms
>has an effect on the human body
>received signal has an effect on the body

The remote viewing findings of the clots interacting with wifi signals lines up with the findings in the video below where it was discovered that people who have been vaccinated give off bluetooth signals. The people running the tests went to a graveyard with no one else in it, and they picked up on multiple bluetooth signals which lead them to graves of people who died after 2020. So for people saying that these clots already existed prior to 2017 and the viewer made up his findings based off of that, you're incorrect as the clots you speak of didn't give off bluetooth/wifi signals like the remote viewer percieved
https://www.bitchute.com/video/g5VMGP6j60Rd/

>>520699083 (OP)
we have verified evidence in form of Jesus, who rose from the dead

for a long time, people knew that they will go to hell if they do evil
but the church got corrupted and now people dont care

>>520699334
A relative experienced an NDE recently after a cardiac arrest. But it was not the good kind, it was a negative one. After the tunnel he felt only distress and despair. The man is a hardened military veteran, he did a lot of stuff, both good and bad. Needless to say he changed his behavior a lot after that, he was already a believer before that, but now he goes to church and prays a lot more, and he's become more caring to others. So it definitely proves your point, having this kind of experience first hand will change your behavior. Apparently about 15% of NDE are of the negative kind. the official doctrine of the church is that it happens when the soul doesn't truly accept Jesus and his love. Considering yourself a believer doesn't really matter, it's all about what's deep inside your heart. I know my relative was becoming violent and angry when he was drunk, and God knows most soldiers like to drink a lot.

>>520699083 (OP)
i had a different vision
it's nothing
sort of like the "nothing" that atheists would say it is, except you are still alive
imagine crawling out of plato's cave and instead of finding "the real world" it's just gray, blank, fuzzy, and otherwise nothing of significance is there. oh, and you're not allowed back in the cave.
or imagine you are an actor in a play. the play ends, your fellow actors leave, the audience leaves, then when you go to leave; same thing. nothing awaits you outside, but you have to go there.
imagine playing a very immersive video game. you get to the end, "game over", you pull your head back from the screen and look around. nothing.
no pain, no happiness, no suffering, no pleasure

>>520699083 (OP)
You will get reincarnated. That's what all religions (and atheism) are used for. The archons will show you false heavens/hells or your dead loved ones. Don't go into the whitelight. Another womb is a tomb. https://youtube.com/watch?v=d601Vxolygo

>>520699083 (OP)
>What if the afterlife is horrible uninterrupted pain for all eternity?

You just described hell, anon

>>520699083 (OP)
Damn you all lost so hard you went straight to existential despair?
Go get an ice cream cone. You can’t be sad while eating an ice cream cone. Get sprinkles on.

>>520702289
Hell is this world. And the lower realms. You (and me) live on the good and comfortable side of the duality. This world is 50/50 pleasure and pain. If we were reincarnated into a shithole into poverty like the indian slums or in gaza getting killed to pieces, this would be hell.

>>520702559
>it's entirely possible that your fate is eternal pain but here, have an ice cream cone to lift your mood
I'm not sure that would work.

>>520699083 (OP)
>What if the afterlife is horrible uninterrupted pain for all eternity?
For it to be "pain" that would depend on a corporeal existence (i.e. you would be in a body), so that's basically reincarnation for all intents and purposes.
If you mean 'anguish' or 'torment' in non-corporeal reality (i.e. some kind of Hell or Purgatory scenario, then if it was uninterrupted for eternity then sooner or later one would become so enured to the experience that it would become everyday reality to the extent that any sense of anguish or torment would cease to register.

https://streamable.com/ebhs3f

I cast my satanic devil magick.

I will live forever, I will be rich and never run out of money, I will own soulless golems with all the bells and whistles of a real human body.

>>520704199
>I will live forever, I will be rich and never run out of money, I will own soulless golems with all the bells and whistles of a real human body.
All living things must die. Mind must return to the source.

How legit is this? Anyone try this?
https://www.reddit.com/r/AstralProjection/comments/1mz42q7/easiest_technique_in_ap_history_to_get_out_of/

>>520699083 (OP)
I'm so mindbroken I see a black hole with black and white and think its a soijak

SCP-2718 What Happens After posits this idea

>>520699083 (OP)
>What if the afterlife is horrible uninterrupted pain for all eternity?
It is.
>how would humans change their behavior on the earth?
by letting Jesus into your life. You can avoid it.

>>520704569
The demiurgic mind is the problem. The creator of the human body gave us its own egotistical and divided mind. The heart is the spirit/soul. And the heart must be lighter than a feather. It's of a much greater order of intelligence than the "mind". The pineal gland 3rd eye is in the reptilian brain for all the wrong reasons.

>>520705016
Most people spend their lives running away from something that isn't even chasing them.

>>520702147
No shit? The one time I did a robitussin high I was stuck physically as the thinking man and most of my time was what I dubbed "carpet world", it was just endless black kinda shiny fuzzy carpet twisting and flowing in chaotic ways, waves, and directions. It wasn't pleasant but that's mostly due to the drugs making me feel like absolute garbage and awful sitters. Would you say that was similar?

>>520699083 (OP)
If you are aware enough to feel pain you are aware enough to imagine your way out, doing so would make you god of your own reality

>>520699083 (OP)
What if it was anything else equally random? If you're biased toward this version of a thought experiment I would encourage you to seek some sort of positive meaning to harness whatever inert imagination you have going on?

The only thing I'm truly scared of is that the afterlife means living the same life over and over again forever, but at some point something would still change I imagine

>>520701500
>verified evidence
>the same book that says ax heads float and that the sun stopped in the sky
Mfw

>>520707889
Feel free to prove that the Bible claims either of these happened outside the intervention of God.