Erase your afterlife!

So what happens when we die? One of the greatest appeals of christianity has always been afterlife. The fear of purgatory and the longing for eternal life have worked well to gathering millions of followers to something as bogus as the gospels.

They say that after the catholic follower dies, he or she goes to heaven to rejoice in utterly boring stuff for eternity. Now that really sounds silly. It means that in heaven in whatever form possible, there are trillions of people, because of course, not only catholics go to heaven, god loves us all. So heaven is a place, not on earth, quite crowded with good people being bored for eternity.

An explanation that so many people believe in, yet there are many simpler, and none simpler than the one the Way of the Emptiness gives. WE DIE! THAT'S IT! Of course, our soul does not. But our soul as the driving force of our body essentially dies with us, it's memory erased the moment it goes back to wherever souls live when they don't have a form.

Does that mean that we live eternally? No. Our soul does. The closest theory to that idea is of course the one with the past lives. But it misses the point. It is impossible to us to remember, even unconsciously anything from another life of the soul wearing us today. Because when the soul steps back into its own eternal wait for a body it forgets ever having one, it feels newborn again, longing for some form to take, not knowing what that might be and surely not looking for someone in particular, on earth or anywhere else.

So yeah, live, because then you die and there's nothing else.