Would like a more detailed take on what happens after physical death (pref by Leo)

[This]

49 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

That's a wise observation.

There you go! ?

[BlackPhil]

12 hours ago, The0Self said:

@BlackPhil Yeah I agree with everything you said pretty much. And yes I had those experiences. Also past-life experiences. Wasn’t claiming there isn’t a Law of One style reincarnation game in play somehow, it’s just that it’s not really relevant for awakening, and further revelations of unconditional love and no separation (quite beyond mere past-life experiences) prompted me to somehow talk about how rebirth is not the ultimate truth anyway, regardless of how relatively true it is.

9 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Don't forget. Death does not exist at the level of awakening.

Death only exists as a hallucination at low levels of consciousness.

Stop wasting time thinking about hallucinations. Hallucinations are endless.

I think learning more about these things could be relevant for ones awakening though. Because of the fact that most people simply wont achieve full awakening during their current lifetime I think having a clue of wether or not their progress towards it atleast in some way stays with them in the potential next ones can play a great role in how they approach the work right now.

If everyone becomes fully awake after physical death whats the point of even putting any real effort towards it during your current short experience as human?

[Leo Gura]

12 minutes ago, Loba said:

Memento mori - contemplating your death, is one of the most transformative spiritual practices imo.

I have an opposite practice: contemplating that my death is imaginary.

Even more powerful

[Goldzilla]

You guys don't have some guns to polish, or some bows to tense? ?

[Blackhawk]

I don't think you can stay in the Absolute Infinity/Absolute Godhead forever, ever. I think you will always keep getting "unlightened".

But yeah.. I don't know if you ever get there even temporary, or if it even exists. I don't know anything.

Edited August 31, 2021 by Blackhawk

[Goldzilla]

Hilarious claims around here. Good skills for origami ?

[Goldzilla]

@Loba nice signature. what does it mean?

[SQAAD]

I don't see the reason why God would dream up a different end-goal/destination after death. It seems to me that when i die, or when a snail dies it ends up in the same place. And then you dream again. 

[Breakingthewall]

4 hours ago, SQAAD said:

I don't see the reason why God would dream up a different end-goal/destination after death. It seems to me that when i die, or when a snail dies it ends up in the same place. And then you dream again. 

the only reason would be to admit that the ego is not a silly imaginary thought, but something real. an energetic pattern. Just as the physical body is a pattern that orders matter, programmed to be from the embryo, the ego is a karmic pattern. it has innate characteristics and attracts its own circumstance. life is a kind of evolutionary process, not an amusement park as they say. the unreleased ego, upon death, transmits its pattern to another ego that begins. the substance of both is the same as that of the snail, it is reality, but the form remains, until it frees itself

[John Doe]

@Loba I just wanted to say, you posted a lot of great resources/videos on this thread, thanks a lot they really helped me! Especially that death scene from 'Enter the Void' movie. People always call that a junkie movie, but I think it has some interesting takes on experiences after death, etc.

Also, nice signature btw