Bump

first off it's a stupid fucking term because it's actually saying physical existence is life
lmao, I mean wtf... you call THIS life? nuh uh, this is death
maybe in some puny technical sense you and I are "alive" but compared to true reality? compared to the higher planes and the people there? you're like a ghost or a shade in a graveyard
I don't care how super awesome you think your "life" is or "reality" is, they really are just that dead, cold and spectral
the spirits even call the physical plane "the dead world"
that's literally what they call this piece of shit
so fuck you and after"life"

>>42689065
And how did this knowledge from spirits reach you? I've never seen anything like this written down. What you say sounds good but I'm just wondering if it's factual

I didn't mean to say fuck you, I apologize for that

I've seen visions of my death. Every so often I'll get an image in my head of myself collapsing in a particular office at my workplace. Always the same place in the same way. I'm leaving that job in a week.

>I had an NDE! Wanna know more? Just buy my book :^)
>I had an NDE too! It proves [Insert religion here] was right all along :^)
NDE research is impossible.

>>42691136
Yeah the NDE grifting scene really pisses me off. It muddies the waters for legitimate research so bad.

>>42689065
I still think this place is some tutorial. It's the lowest of the lowest of the low that's only point is to teaching someone brand new to existence the very basics. I am 100% sure once I'm dead I'll finally get to live a better life like my fantasies.

There's this guy on Reddit who claims to have an "ongoing relationship" with his dead wife. Do you guys think this guy is for real, or is he in a massive grief-induced delusion that he never got therapy for?
https://www.reddit.com/user/WintyreFraust/

>>42691136
Yeah, I’ve had a number of inexplicable paranormal/quasi religious experiences, but they had strong abrahamic themes and overtones so I don’t know if it’s conditioning from being raised going to church or if it was genuine divine messages

>>42691171
>teaching someone brand new to existence the very basics
so what explains those of us who are patently not "young souls"? who've also hated this world since they were little kids and only think about escaping it

please don't give me some victim blaming spiel about "higher selves" or "karma" or the like

Well the "SoulPhone" project moved the goalposts again. I think it's fairly safe to say it's a scam.

>>42691260
I'm really not sure. Maybe people who got to addicted to being in this place and keep coming back? I've hated the world and wanted to escape it since I was a kid, but I still do value the basics I learnt so I know where I want to escape too.
Only issue with this logic is that if I know where I want to go now, then why can't I leave without suicide?

What would happen if an afterlife was publicly proven beyond all doubt? Would there be a wave of mass suicides? Would people stop being careful?