Humans don’t go anywhere after life; they’re reincarnated.
We are all species of different spirits existing in different bodies, programmed by nature, which is why our memories are built on time and chances.
Our bodies are not ours, which is why we leave them here once our spirit goes to the next body.
Have you noticed that the rate at which babies are born to life is the same rate at which people are leaving life?
Obviously, you might not have thought about this because you’ve been programmed to believe that there’s someplace that is better than Earth when, truly, there isn’t.
Think about this: if there truly is a better place after life, why don’t people who force this belief lead by example by constantly following their belief, but instead allow nature to do it for them through circumstances?
How come every human is scared of the afterlife, which happens to be an open ticket to what they craved for all through their journey of living?
Even though I just made these theories up with little to no deep research backing them, this is how I can convince so many learned and unlearned individuals to follow my instinct.
Now, this breeds the question: since belief is accepting a theory to be true without any proof of fact, what if, at the end of life, you realize that what you’ve been believing was just a random thought from a powerful individual that played your mind?
How would you react?
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