This thread is specifically for those of us who have been world building their “paradise” I.e the subconscious realm we retreat to when we die.

I wanna clarify that theres also shared dream spaces where you’ll find your family, basically those stuck on the idea of “heaven”, usually it’ll be a community or pristine house with your ancestors and relatives with “heaven” motifs.

But for those of us in the actual know, we know that we can have our own little paradise thats within our selves.
>I suspect mine will be a single underwater housing or sanctuary similar to that of bioshocks rapture but cleaner and under a pristine sea with a mirror like surface that reflects the sky above, accessible via a elevator in a lighthouse directly above my sanctuary. The over all visuals are pixelated like dead ahead zombie warfare, and yes my “anima” will be there.

I want to clarify that after awhile we usually reincarnate and that most astral projectors or psychonauts project them selves into the collective unconscious where there are various dream scales.

I’ve never intentionally accessed the astral, but I’ve apparently stumbled into it through my dreams. I found my self at a game world and after further review when I woke up I realized I had astral travelled unintentionally and this wasn’t likely the first time.
>when we die it’ll be like waking up into a dream but being completely aware and in control.

>>40527874 (OP)
Write more. You right good

I become part of the cosmos and I am vaguely aware of the nebula gas floating around me. Being obliterated feels so nice and freeing. I can faintly hear the lives of people playing out below me and it's comforting.

>>40527874 (OP)
I love it, worldbuilding is a powerful tool especially to access your subconscious. There's a recurring theme that's stuck with me that I always recreate in my worldbuilding.... maybe that's my sort of place you're describing.

>a massive complex of spires, domes, towers, and bridges floating in a sea of clouds. a central atrium larger than a stadium is filled with crystals and shining metal, vibrant fabrics and trees, with many alcoves and terraces running the walls' length. Each is filled with a different 'library' representing various arts, beliefs, disciplines, subjects. There's a bustle of activity moving between them and through the great hall, and the air is filled with birds and music and the sounds of rushing fountains, conversation, and debate.

>>40528614
That sounds wonderful anon, really.

>>40527874 (OP)
A few questions, did you develop beliefs that lead you to this conclusion? And what's the goal with the thread? To share beliefs or to perhaps develop your own further? Im uncertain if I want to share my beliefs since I think everyone has a unique path to follow, ill share some though. I do believe our conciousness and subconciousness merge upon death, and we become creators of our own worlds. I believe we exist in such a world already, that our creator was just a mortal being like us at one point and they themselves merged their conciousness and subconciousness, and thats our current world. I believe we exist within a "god paradox". I've built an entire belief system and philosophy and have been preparing myself for the day I "ascend". I believe everyone has their own unique path to follow and death has many outcomes. If you have any questions feel free to ask, if your interested. I have spent the past 4 years like a monk living within my mind and using the information I gained in this world to build my beliefs and philsophy, I studied my own concious mind, subconcious mind, dreams and most importantly our current existence.

>>40528446
This

>>40527874 (OP)
I want mine to be whatever yours is

>>40528660
Sorry I didn’t get to this, today was incredibly busy.
>As for how I came to this view/belief?
I had to spiral, had to first break down myself without the help of psychedelic’s and had to learn about pantheism and jungian idea. I’m humble enough to admit by no means am I an expert on jungian stuff and I know more about Wilhelmina Reich which contributed to my beliefs.

I also had to learn more about reincarnation and I had to break away from mainstream beliefs and listen to what other people believe. Then I started piecing together my own beliefs, it was a spiral into the unknown which to be honest I have never been afraid of, I’ve seen some weird shit.
>I made this thread in hopes of resonating with others who know.

>>40531147
Understandable

>>40531151
You're on the right path anon, I dont believe we can reincarnate after entering our subconcious though, I think at that point we truly become eternal and no going back, seperated from this existence forever. I believe reincarnation exists for those who arent interested in developing their own belief systems and instead they get another try, as many as they need. This isnt looking down on anyone or anything, its just if people arent ready then they aren't ready. I feel like mainstream beliefs are spiritual imprisonment. One thing anon is there's no limit, you become an entire existence which can be as big or as little as you want, can create entire universes or other types of worlds, as many as you want with whatever rules and laws you want. To be whatever you want and create whatever you want. Its valuable learning many different ideas and concepts even if they arent "true" because truth doesn't matter in our own existence, whatever we want to be true will be true. Our personal existences are built entirely on what we believe, for me I dont believe ill ever be able to meet people from this existence after I leave it, to be separated forever. Also dont worry too much about other philosophical ideas, its ok to gain a bit of inspiration but at the end of the day the great minds of old were just normal humans finding their own paths like us. In fact the only philosophical piece I've actually read was "platos cave". I choose the path of self creation, choose whichever path gives you the most motivation and desire to make into reality, and one day when we die, we can ascend.

mine's a beach town on a small peninsula.

>>40532244
Thank you, I can definitely resonate and vibe with what your saying but the subconscious couod also be a place of healing before we come back but yes I can see where your coming from and even admit you may and probably are right in those views.
>>40532255
Weirdly enough that was my first idea, a small silent hill-esque beach town where I was the mayor in a light house, but at the end of the day I prefer isolation and exploration.

>>40532312
*could

>>40527874 (OP)
What makes you think your anima will be there? Just because she said so? Lots of people believed her, but it turned out to be a lie, and she ended up leaving. Then the dream turned into a nightmare that they couldn't wake up from.

>>40532337
You're not describing a personal anima you're describing an external spirit hostile to the humans an anima would help.

>>40532337
An anima is the feminine extension of one’s own self, you don’t have to have one but you can.

Mines role will be for healing and nurturing/love, and what >>40532426 is saying is true.

>>40528614
Sounds like the Sky civilization in Chrono Trigger

>>40532537
Never played Chrono Trigger, wanted to play Drakengard though, Nier Automata is good I missed one ending.