Hello, what do you guys think about dedicating your whole life to "build up" a better position in the next one? I consider myself to be unfit of helping others (my main goal) thanks to being mentaly ill and thus untrustworthy to most. I also am aware of how true strenght only appears to those who are willing to find truth for themselves, but I have vague yet terrifying memories of having my memory wiped everytime I stood up for myself while ritualisticaly abused as a kid. I don't want to find the truth about anything, thanks to that.
So I have figured I should just aspire for the benefit of all while building up better "stats" for my future self. How stupid is that? I mean, I have no confirmation reincarnation even is a thing, I was raised buddhist so it's likely just me being biased.
What, then?

>>40743871 (OP)
You lose everything each go around, so un(?)fortunately prepping for the next reincarnation just looks like helping others/making the world a better place for others to develop themselves

>>40744181
I don't think that's exactly true. It might be if you aren't of aryan descent but aryans have blood memory of past lives/skills, so your boiler-plate solution seems simple.

If you're another race, you may have blood memory too- just depends on what you are.

>>40744660
Reincarnation doesn't really restrict itself to bloodlines--ancestral memory is less about remembering "past lives" in the sense of lives you've reincarnated from and more about tapping into a collective memory/skill-base (although naturally they might end up overlapping).

>>40744750
Then why do the people that own and run the world all intermarry? You reincarnate in your bloodline or the most proximate bloodline to your own. I might agree with the latter part of what you said, but I'm aligned with jung's collective unconscious that was race based. Not some universal conception that applies to all races.

>>40744797
I think it's more about people assigning value to race intrinsically, rather than people trying to min-max reincarnation. On top of all the immediate, material benefits of keeping power in a limited number of families. I doubt most of them even really believe in reincarnation, or else think they have some personal out to paradise. Drawing kinship and racial boundaries is a deep-seated human tradition, but I think its spiritual implications are limited. I'm personally not a fan of Jung's work for that and other reasons; I think a lot of his collective unconscious ideas can be adequately explained by non-paranormal memetics and the few outliers (ancestral memory etc) are probably better explained by parabiological mechanisms. In general I think Jung is far too willing to give up on causality at the first sign of trouble.

I'm going to take a nap...

>>40745170
I'm awoken

>>40743871 (OP)
I am no Bhuddist, but I do believe in the cyclic universe theory. Technically, we will forever reincarnate into everything, just like we always have. There just isn't some sort of karma system or spirituality or religion behind it.

There is no beginning. There is no end. The universe does not have a heat death. At the end of the universe, the remaining black holes have converted all matter into radiation. This radiation collects together to make the next big bang. Endlessly. We are the voices of the infinite universe. We are the infinite universe.

I also have this same idea and was ritually abused, though only for a year before being rescued from the worst of it. I'm too mentally ill because of the abuse to do any serious occult work, so I hope I don't have to just hope for compassion or chance to give me a better next life.

>>40743871 (OP)
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>To prepare for a future terrestrial life, instead of preparing for the confrontation with Eternity, amounts to crystallization in the sense of the formation of an electric double — the body of the ghost — which could, in its turn, serve as the bridge from one incarnation to another and be the means of evading purgatory and the confrontation with Eternity. One ought during earthly life to prepare for this meeting with a fully awakened consciousness, which is purgatory, and for the experience of the presence of the Eternal, which is heaven, and not to prepare for a future terrestrial life, which would amount to the crystallization of the "body" of a ghost. It is worth a hundred times more to know nothing of the fact of reincarnation, and to deny the doctrine of reincarnation, than to turn thoughts and desires towards the future terrestrial life and thus to be tempted to resort to the means offered through the promise of immortality made by the serpent.

>>40749383
Please try to contain your semitism this is a gentile board

>>40744181
You don't lose the memories as well as they say, my immersion is broken, and this cycle is extremely meta.

>>40743871 (OP)
Nice

>>40743871 (OP)
Nice

loser cant keep trolling to /b/

ayo, thanks jannie, not often i say thanks to you guys

>>40749931
Id love to hear more anon. Ive always felt very meta in my life but never really understood/knew how to articulate it until I read your post.