Purpose of life as a human?

[mac99]

I feel like the purpose of life as a human, is just to continue raising our awareness more, and spreading love and compassion, all to just do more awesome things on the other side. Raising our awareness and spreading compassion strengthens our spirit, so then we can do more awesome things on the other side in the spirit world when we die. So our real life is not here, our REAL life is actually on the other side in the spirit world. Here is more of a training ground, like a giant gym dojo with training bags, jump ropes, heavy weights, sparring rings (all metaphorically), where we just train to strengthen our spirit. So then when we die, we have the strength to do some pretty kick ass awesome things on the other side (in our real life)!

[aurum]

6 minutes ago, mac99 said:

in the spirit world when we die

In the what?

[mac99]

2 minutes ago, aurum said:

In the what?

Spirit world. Where we go to once we die. Then after spending some time there, eventually we reincarnate again 

[aurum]

6 minutes ago, mac99 said:

Spirit world. Where we go to once we die. Then after spending some time there, eventually we reincarnate again 

Do you know that's true?

[mac99]

47 minutes ago, aurum said:

Do you know that's true?

Yes I believe it is true. There are countless NDE'ers that all say many of the same exact things even though they never met each other, and have never done any research into NDE's. Also I almost died once myself. And what I saw was something incredible, something really beautiful. I was bench pressing heavy weights (all by myself in my garage without a spotter my fault), my peck tendon ripped and my left arm mostly gave out. The bar fell to my chest and it starting to roll up to my neck, it was 280 pounds, it was about an inch above my throat it would have instantly crushed my neck if it did roll up to it. So I gave it absolutely all the strength I had to keep the bar from rolling up to my neck, even though my left arm was mostly out. I know I could've wiggled from side to side to have the weights fall off, but i was slightly panicking in that moment, so my brain was kind of just was telling me to push it off, which of course was impossible. They say that moments before you're about to die, your consciousness/soul leaves the body right before impact to avoid the suffering. I think thats what kind of what happened to me for a second, also because all the blood was rushing to my head from all the pressure, it started to make me go slightly unconscious. What I saw, was everything around me looked like it had a slightly tinted blue color, then I saw like stardust particles rising up, and they were twinkling a bit, it almost looked it had a purple hue to it with the rest of the bluish tinted color around me, and I started to rise up with it. And it was sooooooooooo beautiful, not only in how it looked but how it felt, something beyond beautiful, I cant even put it into words how much love I felt in that moment as I was starting to rise up with it, the human language doesn't nearly give it justice. I snapped out of it though as I was still fighting for my life, I think because part of me refused to die even though part of me knew I was about to die, there was just still some things I wanted to do in this life. I started praying hard, real hard for Jesus to lend me a hand, I told him theres still things I need to do. Then one of the weights to the side fell off, then the bar wiggled more from the imbalance and the other weight from the other side fell off, then some more weights fell, then finally i managed to get it off. I know it was pretty dumb of me I could've just wiggled the bar from the beginning and got the weights off then, but i panicking and that just didnt come to my head at the time, and i wasnt trained on doing that if something like that happened. Then I fell off the bench and nearly fainted from all the blood in my head, and I think other adrenaline hormones.

 

So yea im pretty sure what I saw and felt was real, and i'm convinced we definitely go somewhere after we die. Also I have books that talk about the spirit world, from researchers that take their work very seriously. I can share if interested.   

Edited July 12 by mac99

[aurum]

@mac99 what you experienced was your true nature. Which is indeed a powerful experience.

If you want to know about the purpose to life, I’d focus on figuring out what exactly that was you briefly experienced in the weight room. You got a glimpse of something, but there’s much more. 

[samijiben]

Can you open your mind to the possibility of there being no purpose to your life and, if so, how does it feel?

[Hojo]

To find God. In the wheel on samsara they say the human is the only one thats able to see God. Even the God's cant see God.

Edited July 12 by Hojo

[Someone here]

On 12/07/2025 at 8:08 AM, mac99 said:

I feel like the purpose of life as a human, is just to continue raising our awareness more, and spreading love and compassion, all to just do more awesome things on the other side. Raising our awareness and spreading compassion strengthens our spirit, so then we can do more awesome things on the other side in the spirit world when we die. So our real life is not here, our REAL life is actually on the other side in the spirit world. Here is more of a training ground, like a giant gym dojo with training bags, jump ropes, heavy weights, sparring rings (all metaphorically), where we just train to strengthen our spirit. So then when we die, we have the strength to do some pretty kick ass awesome things on the other side (in our real life)!

Sounds like Islam's philosophy.  Keep bowing down to Allah 5 times a day which is a good ass muscles exercise and then in the afterlife you shall go to heaven and have orgy with 72 virgins .

If you think about it ..this life is the only thing we know for certain .nobody got the tiniest clue what happens when die .

So you have two choices:

1-make this life heaven .

2-or detach and crawl in a cave so that all the existential noise and madness stops annoying you .