Is there one life, multiple lives,
on the same planet, last incarnation, infinite recursion, conditional surrender, anomalous hellscape?
Personally I don't have time to think about any of that. The present is what shapes us, if we were to be able to prevent it then all notions of afterlife transfer to that which keeps us alive instead of ourselves

If spiritual healing could exist then how many use cases before it needs to be refueled with physical or immaterial power?

If you had the ability to cure cancer would you sell that birthright away for a automatic source?

I believe in a single life. Normally when you die, the "matter" that your soul is made of gets recycled and a new being is created from that. But that's not really "reincarnation" in the way people think of it.

>>40558989 (OP)
Easy way to answer that. Look at the people around. Do some of them seem like their souls are older than others?
>>40559104
You can't cure cancer because it's caused by the spirit world calling you home.

>>40558989 (OP)
I wish I had time. I think our species will figure it all out by accident over time.

>>40559224
True. I've always been worried of what the "afterlife" is like but I try not to.

>>40558989 (OP)
You need to read a Dolores Cannon book
I would start with the three waves of volunteers
The convoluted universe series is also a good one to explain this stuff
She uses tens of thousands of people under hypnosis and she has very simple questions that don’t lead and she gets the same type of responses from everyone about the overall structure of the afterlife
Each person has different lives, different planets, different influences, but everyone seems to play in the same type of game system
Our souls are trying to level up. They’re trying to have as many experience as they can even the negative ones. Maybe especially the negative ones.