Fred's Theory: Why Human Souls Don't Die

Here is my experience of this lifetime: Through Soul Travel I have proved to myself that humans are not what we seem to be on the surface. Rather, our natural state is as beings who did not originate in time or space (at least as we know it to be). Such beings in this state cannot really die except at a certain point from boredom.

So, when this species starts to get bored after living millions and billions of years within a time and space environment (inside a galaxy which this species creates like farms to raise their children in), we take form as humans and other beings in order to experience mortality. This experience shocks us awake out of boredom and makes us value each and every moment of life, rather than feeling life is never ending and without purpose at a certain point. So, the purpose of such a being becoming a human being is to value life by knowing that life is limited. However, at the same time we will never die (at least as the Creators who build galaxies) which we naturally are.

So, I don't know if I would call it reincarnation because from the perspective of a being with over 1 million IQ or more taking and infinite number of lives manifest as millions of different kinds of beings might all be done at once or it might be done sequentially, I'm not sure about how this works at this point.

But, one of the abilities of a (Creator) is to expand or compress time since time is not a natural but more a contrived thing for Creators to experience because neither time nor space exists (at least as we know it) exists in Dark Matter (a stupid name for 96% of the known universe) where they originate.

So, they create galaxies because it is easier to consume energy when it transitions from Dark matter and exists in Matter and Anti-matter Galaxies. In it's natural state Dark matter is matter and anti-matter combined. And in that state Galaxies (either matter or anti-matter) don't exist. So, Creators create Galaxies and none would exist without Creators creating them for their purposes much like farms for the Creator Species of which we all are.

I think other soul travelers down through the ages best explained this as: Zeus, and Hera and Hercules and Odin and Thor etc. So, what the ancients were trying to explain was who we naturally are.

We are the Gods in human form, all of us.

This is what humans naturally are.

A human is a God's Avatar just like in the movie.

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Religions(at least the way they manifest in regard to governing bodies) exist as a way to pacify and to control people so they don't run amuck and kill each other and cause confusion mostly.

So, in order to really find out the scientific truth behind religions it becomes more difficult if you actually want to find the truth. Because it is easier to teach people Myths to control them than it is to actually find the absolute truth.

Maybe Jesus was talking to the Creators (his parents) when he said on the Cross "Eloi Eloi Lamasabacthani" (I think I've got all the Aramaic syllables right and the "Eloi" is right but I don't have them set into words right. But, it basically meant "My Gods My Gods How thou hast glorified me!" when he was on the cross. Because Eloi is literally a plural noun for God so "Gods".
I think he was referring to his relatives the Creators which would be not only who he was but also he was talking about his parents and relatives who had honored him by demonstrating sacred things here on earth through him.


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However, when I was a child a translator said that "My God My God Why have you forsaken me?" was a mistranslation caused by taking it through too many languages. If you take it directly from Aramaic to English it reads "My Gods! My Gods! How you have glorified me".
 
Which actually makes more sense in that he would be thanking the Gods (his relatives) for allowing him to demonstrate immortality to his relatives who didn't know who they were here on earth.
 
So, maybe he was bringing them back into the fold of realizing like he did that we are all sons and daughters of God like he was and is.
 
This is what I believe is actually going on here.


It wouldn't make any sense to say at all "Why have you forsaken me" if you knew the truth of who you were and are. So, "How you have glorified me" is what he really was saying. He was expressing gratitude to the Gods (his relatives) for being able to do this for mankind.