Life after death

We all die many times

mental-health

  • It’s winter!

    One of the things that has helped me through winter with a smile on my face is music! I love to listen to uplifting and happy music. Music that makes me want to shake my booty. Music like the link above! Having been a northern native most of my life you would think I’m used… Read more

  • Giving meaning to life

    Would anyone argue that as humans we have the ability to create and that creation begins in the mind? All of our ideas begin in our minds. All of our thoughts begin in our mind. And as we focus on those thoughts and ideas they pick up value because of the meaning that we assign… Read more

  • Hard woman

    I wrote a blog that is the counterpart to this one, “How men got neutered.” How men got neutered – Life after death There is no separating this post from the other because much like a body, all parts are dependent upon one another for a functioning whole. This isn’t about gender roles, it’s about… Read more

  • I want you to read these paragraphs and really feel into them. Feel the love in each line. Envision it within your mind. Allow the emotion to overtake you. This is how global change begins, in the mind xx What if? What if life was good? No, better yet, what if life was amazing? What… Read more

  • How men got neutered

    How did men go from Maximus in Gladiator to Kip from Napoleon Dynamite? We’ve covered a lot of time space since then and things have become a lot less emergent, physically. At the touch of a button or a swipe of the finger, what we want suddenly appears before our very eyes. We have the… Read more

  • The aesthetic

    aesthetic(n.) 1798, from German Ästhetisch (mid-18c.) or French esthétique (which is from German), ultimately from Greek aisthetikos “of or for perception by the senses, perceptive,” of things, “perceptible,” from aisthanesthai “to perceive (by the senses or by the mind), to feel,” from PIE *awis-dh-yo-, from root *au- “to perceive.” https://www.etymonline.com The aesthetic, pleasing to the eye, easy on the senses. A lot of things look good but… Read more

  • Growth in pain

    A purpose for pain was posted prior to this but this concept needed to at least be a micro-series. https://lifeafterdeath.blog/2026/01/14/a-purpose-for-pain/Pain, the very thing humans run from, is the doorway to their freedom. Everything in this world is made up of energy, including feelings and emotions. When we experience pain, it arrives in the form of… Read more

  • A purpose for pain

    Humans spend the majority of their lives trying to avoid pain and suffering. It’s a natural instinct, no one wants to feel pain. Suffering comes from not accepting the pain and not allowing it to move through us. Pain is mandatory, suffering is optional. Pain and suffering aren’t synonymous, though they are paired together. It… Read more

  • Consumed

    When we were born, we carried the echoes of our parents and other ancestors’ nervous systems and ancestral baggage. We were born with the templates, the impressions upon our energetic fields. It takes a good deal of conscious effort to avoid the pitfalls and traps set before we even got here. Sadhguru is the only… Read more

  • consuming wax fruit

    We have been in an era (though I feel we are leaving now) where the definitions of words don’t match what is being labeled. We point to hallow souls calling them leaders and good role models. Having a pleasant appearance and having all the right words to say has been considered being of good character.… Read more