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Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2025 5:28 pm
return to their old past or completely descend into chaos, or, on the contrary, because they suddenly awakened in this “corridor,” they begin to treat their life with reverence and become more spiritual. And this is where a crucial moment happens: when a person experiences enlightenment and enters the “corridor” under certain circumstances, it is possible that in some other multiverse, they have died, and that is why they have awakened here. And when they awaken, their fate is being determined. While in the “corridor,” a choice is being made – whether they will return to the earthly world or fall into the underworld, depending on how they behave. And it really feels like there is some period during which this determination happens, after which they become anchored to their path and continue living in it. And I can almost feel that this has always been happening to many people.
I also read the introduction to immortality on Wikipedia. Of course, it’s a whole collection of stories about various elixirs. And if you pay attention and understand that there is a sacred language, then when different ingredients of this drink or some kind of potion were listed, it was not meant literally – it was about understanding this formula, about comprehending the philosopher’s stone, about understanding the entire matrix. And then all the secrets would be revealed to you, and you would understand what life and death are – exactly what I am doing now. But the people of the living world, earthly people, superficial ones – as many emperors are mentioned in Wikipedia – took it literally. They would mix mercury with gold and various strange elements, drink it, eat it, and think they would become immortal, but in the end, they died. It’s funny.
Now I opened Wikipedia in the section “Resurrection of the Dead.” It is mentioned in different religions. In Sumerian-Akkadian mythology:
“In the ancient work ‘The Epic of Gilgamesh,’ the goddess Ishtar threatens resurrection of the dead: ‘I will bring up the dead to eat the living, the number of the living will be less than that of the dead!’” In ancient Egyptian mythology: “The goddess Isis resurrects Osiris by gathering the pieces of his body scattered across different parts of Egypt. According to the myth, Osiris becomes the god of death and rebirth, the underworld, and the judge of the souls of the dead.”
I also read the introduction to immortality on Wikipedia. Of course, it’s a whole collection of stories about various elixirs. And if you pay attention and understand that there is a sacred language, then when different ingredients of this drink or some kind of potion were listed, it was not meant literally – it was about understanding this formula, about comprehending the philosopher’s stone, about understanding the entire matrix. And then all the secrets would be revealed to you, and you would understand what life and death are – exactly what I am doing now. But the people of the living world, earthly people, superficial ones – as many emperors are mentioned in Wikipedia – took it literally. They would mix mercury with gold and various strange elements, drink it, eat it, and think they would become immortal, but in the end, they died. It’s funny.
Now I opened Wikipedia in the section “Resurrection of the Dead.” It is mentioned in different religions. In Sumerian-Akkadian mythology:
“In the ancient work ‘The Epic of Gilgamesh,’ the goddess Ishtar threatens resurrection of the dead: ‘I will bring up the dead to eat the living, the number of the living will be less than that of the dead!’” In ancient Egyptian mythology: “The goddess Isis resurrects Osiris by gathering the pieces of his body scattered across different parts of Egypt. According to the myth, Osiris becomes the god of death and rebirth, the underworld, and the judge of the souls of the dead.”