RE: My hypothesis about death, life and what we should do.
I would argue, the answer to this question depends entirely on your perspective. If you are a body that possesses a soul, one that could be lost or punished, then death becomes a fearsome creature. A grim reaper of souls, ferrying them to destinations that their earthly actions oblige them to inhabit. Heaven and hell.
BUT, if you are a soul that has a body, that changes everything. A soul, a spiritual being is eternal, is forever connected to the eternal, and uses a body as a spacesuit of sorts, to engage and live on the alien planet earth. The body as spacesuit allows the soul to engage in life until it wears out and the soul withdraws, leaving the body but not the spirit behind.
This makes more sense to me, I have always felt God to be an indwelling force, one that unites all of us in a cosmic game. One that the body will always loose but the soul can engage again in a different game, in a different body, at a different time, all with the power and sanction of the higher power in which the soul is forever connected.
My two cents.
J.
Not really, because there is nobody "alive" with the right perspective, about what will happend after we died.
There are only assumptions, what one can believe and someone else will see it as a lie.
That is the truth about death, we cant find out, and we can only assume what might happened.
Or even assume what god could be.
For that reason alone, i am convinced that our job is not to worried about what will happend after died.
And more about what we will do in our live or how we live our life.
And a soul is debatle, to one its a spirit and to others its a non proven concept.
There for i do not bring this subject in a open debate, about what will happend after we died.
And then i would not speak objectivly about this subject, because in the concept of a soul, it will leave the body after it dies, it either go up or down in dimension.
But the soul is an interesting subject.