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I suppose that's exactly it. In the afterlife there are a number of expected hazards that lay between the recently discorporated and the ideal outcome. This ma
by swayvil 3y ago
I suppose that's exactly it.
In the afterlife there are a number of expected hazards that lay between the recently discorporated and the ideal outcome. This manual will help you get past these hazards.
The Tibetan version takes a similar approach. There are probably a dozen more in this vein.
Makes you wonder about our "a couple years of insanity, torture and drugs" approach to dying.
I mean surely a dozen cultures over thousands of years coming to these parallel conclusions can't be all wrong.
- nyc_data_geek1 3y ago>>I mean surely a dozen cultures over thousands of years coming to these parallel conclusions can't be all wrong. Sure they can.
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