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This thread is for general discussion of the afterlife, motivated by curiosity and fascination of the afterlife itself, rather than the fear of death.

Any kind of speculation is welcome. Feel free to share your own research or personal anecdotes. Questions are encouraged

>>40891274 (OP)
poor thread. no one replied

>>40891274 (OP)
I have a hypothesis that there are countless worlds that already exist like a multiverse, which can be called another Ouroboros loop, and after we die, we will randomly reincarnate into one of them if the new body has the same pattern as the old body here because the nature of the loop is that if the loop is long enough, there will be a body that meets the conditions for us to enter.
There is no soul, we can only move to another loop to continue living according to our will in the unconscious, and if we are conscious enough, we can choose the loop to play like the Bodhisattvas mentioned in Buddhism did.

>>40891274 (OP)
why are you so curious, are you going to die soon?

>>40891704
> muh multiverse
dude, take your meds

>>40891274 (OP)
I highly recommend looking into Emanuel Swedenborg's writings. He was a Swedish scientist and mystic (and more) in the 1700s, who started to receive vision and became able to speak with angels and spirits. He wrote extensively about the afterlife, heaven and hell. Life on other planets etc. And it basically lines up with what most Near Death Experiencer's, astral travellers and mediums and similar describe nowadays.

At least some of his popular books like Heaven and Hell is available free online.

https://youtu.be/6SlODUNQ8nE
https://www.youtube.com/live/3Q14EcEwQVQ

>>40892061
In my view, his visions are obviously allegorical, and should be read as such, not be taken literally.

Good thread OP

Stop giving me hope. There is none.

>>40892233
How so? It's like saying NDE descriptions are allegorical.

https://swedenborg.com/emanuel-swedenborg/explore/angels-and-demons

>>40892285
Blackpilling is not allowed

>>40892292
"Heaven and Hell" is filled with pedantic details that sound silly taken at face value, but the key is, in chapters 11-13 he emphasizes their correspondences to ourselves and the Creation. In this regard, the work appears something like the Bible, which likewise has both a superficial and a spiritual reading.

God I wish I was dead. I'm convinced all the things I want will come true. I'll become like The Gondola memes and just go from world to world as a wander taking in the environment as an observer. I don't have any good means to do it, would starving myself be okay? You'd just go fuzzy and pass out after a while right?

>>40891704
Like quantum immortality?