Reincarnation EXPLAINED [2019] - Is Reincarnation Real? How Does Reincarnation Happen?
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This video is entitled reincarnation explained 2019. It could also easily be called How Does Reincarnation work inside a simulation. Just what is reincarnation? Is it something that really happens? Do we all go through it? Will all of us reincarnate to another body after we die? And if we do, why? I’m going to answer all those questions in this video.
I posed five profound questions about reincarnation at the beginning of the video. I’d like to answer each one of them, one at a time, So that’s how I’ll structure this video. By the end of it, I hope to at least plant a seed in the mind of all you doubters that reincarnation is at least possible. For those of you who believe in reincarnation, or those sitting on the fence, I’m certain this video will shed a lot of light on the subject. After all, it’s a serious topic, as you should know what to expect when you die, right? Now the point of this video is not to be morbid and lament about death, but rather to explain one of the major processes that happen within this simulation.
So the first question I asked is what is reincarnation? Well, if you watched my simulation videos, you know that consciousness is the only thing that’s real or fundamental. When your consciousness decides to log into this virtual reality and enter a so-called physical body, it’s basically incarnating into our world – what we see around us as earth and what we call reality.
Your consciousness then merges into a body and identifies with that body for as long as its alive on earth, meaning in this virtual reality frame. Once the physical body dies, the consciousness is released from the body and goes to another virtual reality frame that many people refer to as the afterlife. That reality frame is a lot less hostile and dangerous than this one.
From there the consciousness gets a chance to rest and reflect back on its past life and other past lives. It then decides to get back into the game and incarnates into another body, starting all over again from the formative years of a baby. As it does this, the individuated consciousness then loses its memory of any past lives and becomes fully immersed in this reality, here on Earth. It identifies only with its new body and proceeds to grow up, live life and make new choices.
And that in a nutshell is reincarnation. It’s the ability of your consciousness to take on a new body and live a life over and over again. This can happen dozens, hundreds or even thousands of times over very long periods of time. There has been a lot of evidence of people remembering their past lives throughout history. It would shock you to see the evidence, but that’s for another video.
Buddhism and Hinduism kind of see it the same way. Those religions believe we’re all on a wheel of life where we come back over and over. According to these religions, if we can evolve to the point of reaching an enlightented stage of our evolution, we can ultimately leave the wheel of life. We wouldn’t need to reincarnate any longer and we can return to the source. Or as the Taoists like to say, melt into the void. So you can see there are a lot of similarities between simulation theory (see my other videos if you don’t know what it is) and these very long-standing religions when it comes to reincarnation.
The main difference between simulation theory and these religions occurs in the end game. In simulation theory you don’t permanently return to the source so soon. Rather you reincarnate into a more evolved reality frame and just continue the process. Perhaps after thousands of incarnations and many reality frames (think of them as leveling up like in a video game), you finally quote unquote win the game and get to return to the source.
By doing so, you would lose your individuality and kind of retire your consciousness, no longer existing in an individual sense, but rather in a unified sense with the source or the system. Think of a rain drop hitting a lake. Upon impact, the rain drop loses its individual nature but is now in a sense the entire lake. I think that’s a perfect metaphor for returning to the source. The Matrix movies also mention returning to the source. But the source in the Matrix movie is the CPU of a computer. Who knows, it could be the same for our reality. We’ll likely never know.
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I posed five profound questions about reincarnation at the beginning of the video. I’d like to answer each one of them, one at a time, So that’s how I’ll structure this video. By the end of it, I hope to at least plant a seed in the mind of all you doubters that reincarnation is at least possible. For those of you who believe in reincarnation, or those sitting on the fence, I’m certain this video will shed a lot of light on the subject. After all, it’s a serious topic, as you should know what to expect when you die, right? Now the point of this video is not to be morbid and lament about death, but rather to explain one of the major processes that happen within this simulation.
So the first question I asked is what is reincarnation? Well, if you watched my simulation videos, you know that consciousness is the only thing that’s real or fundamental. When your consciousness decides to log into this virtual reality and enter a so-called physical body, it’s basically incarnating into our world – what we see around us as earth and what we call reality.
Your consciousness then merges into a body and identifies with that body for as long as its alive on earth, meaning in this virtual reality frame. Once the physical body dies, the consciousness is released from the body and goes to another virtual reality frame that many people refer to as the afterlife. That reality frame is a lot less hostile and dangerous than this one.
From there the consciousness gets a chance to rest and reflect back on its past life and other past lives. It then decides to get back into the game and incarnates into another body, starting all over again from the formative years of a baby. As it does this, the individuated consciousness then loses its memory of any past lives and becomes fully immersed in this reality, here on Earth. It identifies only with its new body and proceeds to grow up, live life and make new choices.
And that in a nutshell is reincarnation. It’s the ability of your consciousness to take on a new body and live a life over and over again. This can happen dozens, hundreds or even thousands of times over very long periods of time. There has been a lot of evidence of people remembering their past lives throughout history. It would shock you to see the evidence, but that’s for another video.
Buddhism and Hinduism kind of see it the same way. Those religions believe we’re all on a wheel of life where we come back over and over. According to these religions, if we can evolve to the point of reaching an enlightented stage of our evolution, we can ultimately leave the wheel of life. We wouldn’t need to reincarnate any longer and we can return to the source. Or as the Taoists like to say, melt into the void. So you can see there are a lot of similarities between simulation theory (see my other videos if you don’t know what it is) and these very long-standing religions when it comes to reincarnation.
The main difference between simulation theory and these religions occurs in the end game. In simulation theory you don’t permanently return to the source so soon. Rather you reincarnate into a more evolved reality frame and just continue the process. Perhaps after thousands of incarnations and many reality frames (think of them as leveling up like in a video game), you finally quote unquote win the game and get to return to the source.
By doing so, you would lose your individuality and kind of retire your consciousness, no longer existing in an individual sense, but rather in a unified sense with the source or the system. Think of a rain drop hitting a lake. Upon impact, the rain drop loses its individual nature but is now in a sense the entire lake. I think that’s a perfect metaphor for returning to the source. The Matrix movies also mention returning to the source. But the source in the Matrix movie is the CPU of a computer. Who knows, it could be the same for our reality. We’ll likely never know.
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