Embracing the Oneness: A Journey Beyond Fear of Death
Imagine a world where the fear of death is non-existent, and living with the awareness of the natural cycle of life and death is the norm. Today, we will delve into the idea of someone who is unafraid to die, exploring the concepts of realism, belief in reincarnation, and the wisdom of Nikola Tesla.
Realism and the Acceptance of Death
Confronting the inevitability of death, many equate the unafraid to die with a realist who understands the elegance of the natural order. Death, as they perceive it, is not something to be feared but rather seen as part of the cycle of life. This perspective is beautifully articulated by someone who has lived a full 77 years on our planet, affirming that without death, there would be no one else to live.
"Death is just as natural as life. As a matter of fact, we must die so others may live. I am just thankful that I’ve had 77 years on this beautiful blue planet," reflects someone with a calm and serene outlook.
A Mission of Unwavering Faith and Purpose
Finding courage in faith and purpose, many find strength in the belief that there is a divine plan. Trust in an anointed, forgiving, and chosen path through faith in a higher power. Those who subscribe to such beliefs often interprets the Bible as a source of comfort and guidance, emphasizing that fear should not paralyze one's spirit.
"Me, I’m not afraid to die. I’m afraid of the way I die. Ok," shares a voice filled with profound wisdom and acceptance. The idea of being meticulous about one's legacy and the manner of one's passing underscores a deep sense of responsibility and purpose.
Reincarnation and the Art of Letting Go
For some, the fear of death is intertwined with the fear of an untimely and painful end. But beyond this lies the belief in reincarnation, where the spirit transcends the physical form to continue its journey in a new life. This concept of transmigration offers solace and a sense of continuity in the cycle of existence.
"I believe in reincarnation. The thought of death doesn’t worry me the least, but it's the thought of having a tragic and painful death that worries me." In their previous life, they recount a harrowing experience: a soldier in World War II, almost executed in the siege of Stalingrad, and another life as a nomad in Algeria. Both instances highlight the fear not of the physical pain, but the psychological trauma of losing the body they once had. This perspective suggests that the essence of a person remains unscathed, even through the most severe of trials, awakening in a new body with newly acquired memories.
The Mathematics of the Universe: Unraveling the Secret
Moving beyond the realm of spirituality to the mysterious patterns of the universe, Nikola Tesla is remembered for much more than his contributions to modern technology. Tesla believed in the power of numbers, specifically the enigmatic 3, 6, and 9, which he thought held the keys to unlocking the universe’s deepest secrets.
"Tesla said figure out 3, 6, 9 and you unlock the universe… I’m a dumb construction worker and I figured this crazy kind paradoxical math anomaly," shares a reflective voice. Dive into the numbers: 369 Number Paradox: 3 6 9 18 9 9 9 18 9 6 9 15 6 9 x 3 27 2 7 9 3 x 15 45 4 5 9 3 x 11 33 3 3 6
The pattern emerges, as if the universe itself is operating on a numerical code. This belief in the interconnectedness of numbers and the mystical energy behind them is another aspect of alternative philosophy, offering a unique perspective on the universe.
The Power of Not Listening and Trusting the Path
Finally, embracing the path that one believes in means also trusting that things will unfold as they should, without overthinking or questioning every decision. This aligns with the idea that certain truths are best kept quiet, to be deciphered in silence and solitude.
"You gotta not listen and tell no one. Most won’t read. Let alone comprehend. It’s allot but it fits and it works why?" Tesla’s enigmatic words resonate with a wise and unshakable belief in the hidden truths of the universe. Trust and acceptance are paramount in navigating the unknowns of existence.