how do I convince the entity that sent me back here last time I died to not send me back here again next time
>>43016130Complete your mission>sincerely, t. entity who sent you back here
>>43016175i wasnt even told a mission i just got popped back here
I don't know, fight them maybe. lolI was told I'd be elsewhere soon, I will chose. And I actually liked what I saw in comparison, dark, nature is beautiful and noctirnal like I like it... deep and uet I could see as well, it was calm and relaxing.
that's your guardian angel, your higher self is looking out for you, you should be grateful
>>43016130It was just a force of nature, like magnetism, not a consciousness.
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to do better than last time.
>>43016130communicate with it and follow what it tells you
Killing yourself until they give up or just ask what they want.
>>43016130Why are you a slave to them? Reclaim your authority.
>>43016130Read the tibetan book of the dead, it's a Buddhist manual on how to avoid reincarnation. They even included disclaimer that you may forget the book but your memory will get supercharged in the last seconds of your life and you will remember the entire thing, so there's no point in reading it twice.
>>43016356Can you tell my guardian angel this place sucks and I want a refund?
>>43016324everyone was told a missionmost of us just forgetyou'll remember when the time is right
How do you convince a bank to clear your debt?
>>43020900This is neither financial nor legal advice
>>43020909The answer is you don't. If it was true that we chose our lives, one could just choose the lives perfectly suited to learning, those that would be amicable to growth. This would create a situation where bodies run out, where souls can't choose anymore and are simply given scraps. Assuming that's not true, we don't choose sinless vessels. We choose vessels that sin, furthering our karmic debt. Begs the question of whether there's a choice at all.Like with banks, it's not much of a choice. You can take out a loan with interest, or go homeless, (another incarnation, or hell). It's as acidic to the human soul as gambling addiction.
>>43021034All of this is to say that the cycle of death and rebirth is, for the most part, eternal, and is the product of a feedback-looped bureaucracy so advanced and metastasized that it would make Klaus Schwab die of orgasm. There is no mission, there is only indebting yourself further while you're trying to pay off your debt. If you entertain the game, you will keep playing. Forever. The best medicine for your soul is to become disillusioned with all this.
>>43021076Of course me seeing or saying this doesn't matter. I am just a silly human, I hold no sway in the grand scheme of things; but to the right eyes, it matters. The right eyes and what they see can influence the course of history. That's why I say "for the most part".
>>43021132>The right eyes and what they see can influence the course of history.who are you referring to?
>>43021158If I knew, it wouldn't happen. I have to be kept out of the loop.
