>>513480356
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

Robert Monroe was a veteran astral projector who did work for the CIA on an astral projection related project
Here's what he learned about our world during his astral travels

>>512478790
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

>>23069113
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

>>509528333
Don't go into the light when you die or else your memories will be erased and you'll get reincarnated. Teleport away using your thoughts by thinking, "I want to teleport to my original home" or "I want to teleport to a safe civilization outside this planet"

>>507767852
Remember to not go into the light when you die and use your thoughts to teleport away, or you won't become free

>>22828793
Pic related is what veteran astral projector Robert Monroe learned about this world during his astral travels. He also worked for the CIA on astral projection related projects