With all the doom and gloom of Russia’s flippantly discussing throwing nuclear weapons at anyone who threatens to thwart its goals of taking over others’ territory, doing population replacement after ‘offing’ a good percentage of the indigenous population and resettling it with Russian colonists, these topics come up. With the sense of stable systems in the West’s being threatened by the massive overload of Third World immigration, often unvetted persons from very different political and religious systems it feels as though our civilization is being upended, so we ask ourselves, ‘Why am I alive at this moment in time to experience all of what might be ahead, where I might end up forcibly vaxxed, microchipped, and made to live in a “15 minute city” ghetto?” All of that is considered under tautology, as in, ‘what’s it all about?’ Then there’s the question of what happens when we leave Terra for wherever we go after this life- eschatology. So here are three intriguing videos and one reminder of our August posting, an essay on the same subject. I’m sure you will find the different, but often overlapping observations intriguing.
Three views of the meaning of life and insights of enlightened men who explored the afterlife:
Robert Monroe, founder of the Monroe Institute on the different beings we encounter past this life and the focus levels:
David Icke, prolific author, saw into the real nature of experience and where we end up afterward:
Brett Stuart, noted remote viewer, conducts a blind RV where viewers did not know the subject: what they found about moksha- liberation from reincarnation:
And,just by way of reminder, we posted an essay in this blog going over the same issues: Tautology, study of life meaning and purpose, and Eschatology, study of where we go after this physical life: