Everyone’s heart is weighed after death. If one’s heart is lighter than a feather and characterized by love, harmony, and truth, they will go onto the afterlife, which is a peaceful respite in the high astral planes between incarnations. Down here in the dense matter of “Becoming” is the realm you know, the realm of physicality and waveform collapse; this is the realm of the evolutionary patterns of nature, the vitality of prakriti, and the novelty generation that flows from a memory-wiping material incarnation. Dipping into matter is both a diversion and a test that allows one to live unique experiences that feedback into and color the identity of one’s higher self (this is the journey of Jungian Individuation).

The afterlife (or, more fittingly, the “interlife”) is a realm where one is reunited with loved ones, debriefs preceding lives, and also a realm where one creates concepts, sets intentions, and poses questions; the physical incarnation is where one concretizes, actualizes, and comes up with solutions/answers.

The “lives” in “heaven” are different than those in dense matter - time doesn’t exist in the same way and these spirits are not burdened by the limits and anxious quirks of the human mind. The Akashic records are freely available to interact with like old home movies. These spiritual realms are composed of eternal meditative and subtle dreamlike states (I.e. pure “Being”) that are full of fractal correspondences to one’s past and future incarnations... some on this Earth, some in other galaxies, and some in orthogonal dimensions. Part of your consciousness always resides in these higher planes; when you die, the locus of your nonlocal consciousness shifts back to beyond the veil.

Jannies, this is highly political. I first leave you with a based unreleased Ye song w/ an Elon Musk feature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtdl6O2nyBA