Jordan Crowder

Now, it's mostly human, but it's not all human.

In fact, none of it's human, but it's mostly human-based consciousnesses.

That's why things over there are still very earth-like.

You go to school, there's this like kind of school type environment they go over there where you kind of review your past life, you meet with your soul cluster, you plan your next incarnation, you have your kind of your council with your guides and kind of review what you did right and wrong in the past life.

It has a very- Spirit guides.

Yeah, spirit guides, yeah.

It's very earth-like because it's created, it's influenced by our experiences here, just another level of it.

But to your bigger question is, OK, who's running it?

Who's outside of that?

I went back to like the Tibetan Book of the Dead and started researching, you know, how they see, you know, the flow of consciousness and through the Bardo states.

And they describe a very similar thing, you know, where you basically have three options when you die.

You can go into the clear light, which is basically like taking a hard left.

Right.

And that releases you from this reincarnation loop, the samsara loop.

Or you can go straight into the light, and that takes you through the flow.

Or you can eventually graduate and leave it all behind, and you have the ability at that point to completely separate from this physical existence or to stay and hang out and be a guide.

And that was 1,700 years ago or so, whenever they were writing that.

And that's exactly what we see now, using more modern metaphors and everything now, but it's the same...

Same situation where you can take a hard left and just get out of here if you have escape velocity, even though I'll double click on that in a second because I think it's more complicated than that.

You can obviously just go back into the flow.