Death is Not Game Over, It's a Game Changer
Fear of death is one of the most profound emotions many people face, fueled by the fear of non-existence and the unknown. But if we truly understood how existence works, our perspective on death would shift from one of anxiety to one of acceptance, even joy.
The Ego and the Material Plane
The ego, or the physical body we identify with, is tied to the material plane, which is finite and temporary. But true existence lies in the field of eternal consciousness. The "I" you experience is not just an individual perspective but a connection to the universal consciousness—a universal thread that runs through every living being. This "I" manifests itself identically in all beings because it comes from the same source.Universal Consciousness
Before you were born, or even after death, this universal consciousness—the eye of the universe—continues its course, manifesting itself in billions of beings, each one playing a different role in the grand theater of existence.Life Beyond Death
When you were born, you had no memories, but an eye of the universe was opened to experience the world through your body, your avatar. In this sense, life continues regardless of individual death; it is a continuous flow through countless other beings. Death is not an end but simply a transition, as another being comes into existence.The Illusion of Separation
The realization that we are part of this shared consciousness can alleviate the fear of death. When one avatar dies, another is born. The "I" persists, living through countless forms and identities. The perceived separation between individuals is an illusion, and once you grasp this, you can feel a deeper sense of connection and empathy toward others.Instead of viewing life as a competition, where envy or greed drive actions, you can celebrate the achievements and happiness of others because, in a sense, it is all part of the same universal experience. This understanding transforms the fear of death into a celebration of life and consciousness, eternal and ever-flowing.