u/SergeyLoschilin

https://www.reddit.com/r/Paranormal/s/rgCo0Up2J2

Several month ago the post above by the link was posted...

There is a very apt name for background processes in the OS - both in Unix/Linux systems and in Windows - demons. Who, in general, thought of giving such a name to these processes!? Their peculiarity is that they are not in windows - that is, they only hang in the background somewhere in the OS, and they do not have their own user interface (well, an interface for a regular user - not for an administrator)... Strictly speaking, a demon is a person who has already died, but has not gone to heaven for some reason. His energy body semi-exists between heaven and this world in the sense that everyone after their death is still here for a very short time before ending up in heaven. Complete, full-fledged death is when your energy body is no longer in life - a person goes to heaven. So a demon could not be at the dance - he no longer has such an opportunity as a person who has already died. Most demons envy living people because of this and want to be in life again, but for this they need to die fully. All their activity in their half-world is to hover in the background over a human and interact with him in a such way as to slow down their own process of death. The reason for this is that their own thoughts deceive and frighten them about death, just as ordinary people are frightened by their own thoughts about their own death (which is why, in general, in the world of people there is a lot of trouble and various activities aimed at overcoming death and gaining longevity). The person who left that post (judging by the nickname, he is Japanese) saw someone but not a demon.

We all know how to use thermometers, and what's more, many modern kitchen appliances have automated temperature control. Things used to be different. Many people still only have a gas stove in their kitchen, without any special temperature control.

A long time ago, I made a sobriety potion (I don't remember the recipe). The recipe, among other things, required placing a similar saucepan with milk on the fire next to the potion and making sure that the milk did not boil or change in appearance. Some people seriously suspected me of witchcraft back then (and for good reason)...

Many plant components are lost (transformed into other forms) at the boiling point of water, so some recipes require maintaining a stable temperature below the boiling point of water, but high enough to extract the necessary substances. Milk, in fact, boils fully at a temperature even slightly higher than water (thanks to Google and AI — it's easier to figure everything out today than it used to be). However, the first signs of boiling in milk begin to appear at a temperature a few degrees lower than the temperature at which water begins to boil. In addition, foam appears, which further facilitates control and identification of the condition. This allows for more consistent control, ensuring that the temperature does not reach boiling point during the cooking process, thus preventing unnecessary changes to the substances that are sensitive to such temperature. So much for Witchcraft!

There is a very apt name for background processes in the OS - both in Unix/Linux systems and in Windows - demons. Who, in general, thought of giving such a name to these processes!? Their peculiarity is that they are not in windows - that is, they only hang in the background somewhere in the OS, and they do not have their own user interface (well, an interface for a regular user - not for an administrator)...

Strictly speaking, a demon is a person who has already died, but has not gone to heaven for some reason. His energy body semi-exists between heaven and this world in the sense that everyone after their death is still here for a very short time before ending up in heaven. Complete, full-fledged death is when your energy body is no longer in life - a person goes to heaven. Most demons envy living people because of this and want to be in life again, but for this they need to die fully. All their activity in their half-world is to hover in the background over a human and interact with him in a such way as to slow down their own process of death. The reason for this is that their own thoughts deceive and frighten them about death, just as ordinary people are frightened by their own thoughts about their own death (which is why, in general, in the world of people there is a lot of trouble and various activities aimed at overcoming death and gaining longevity).

We all know how to use thermometers, and what's more, many modern kitchen appliances have automated temperature control. Things used to be different. Many people still only have a gas stove in their kitchen, without any special temperature control.

A long time ago, I made a sobriety potion (I don't remember the recipe). The recipe, among other things, required placing a similar saucepan with milk on the fire next to the potion and making sure that the milk did not boil or change in appearance. Some people seriously suspected me of witchcraft back then (and for good reason)...

Many plant components are lost (transformed into other forms at the boiling point of water), so some recipes require maintaining a stable temperature below the boiling point of water, but high enough to extract the necessary substances. Milk, in fact, boils fully at a temperature even slightly higher than water (thanks to Google and AI — it's easier to figure everything out today than it used to be). However, the first signs of boiling in milk begin to appear at a temperature a few degrees lower than the temperature at which water begins to boil. In addition, foam appears, which further facilitates control and identification of the condition. This allows for more consistent control, ensuring that the temperature does not reach boiling point during the cooking process, thus preventing unnecessary changes to the substances that are sensitive to such temperature. So much for Witchcraft!

Do You know why You walk on two legs? Your mother taught You to walk as a child (she tried hard). But that's not the main reason. You live in a society where everyone walks on two legs and where there are norms, and seeing and understanding this from childhood, You couldn't act differently in any of Your life situations...

I will express my personal point of view on this issue here (which may be equally true or false). There is some controversy, or perhaps an insufficiently developed opinion among quasi-mystical people — true, such a discussion is not presented everywhere — about whether our attachments remain with us after death and what their role is. Here, I will talk more about the mechanics of human attachments (and fears).

As long as a person lives, his life's memory lives with him. It absorbs all the events of his life. Specifically, events are important because of their key moments: a newly acquired attachment, for example, the singing of a loved one. Or, say, some acquired fear. But what happens to all this goodness after a person dies? Do we start our life's journey from scratch each time? Well, speaking of the journey as a professional's journey to workplace, then yes: You have to start all over again from kindergarten, and only years later... I doubt that after death a person loses so irrevocably what pertains to the emotional sphere, and it is precisely this sphere that includes attachments and fears.

There's a word called "egregor." I don't know if everyone shares the same understanding of what exactly this word means. When people talk about the wheel of rebirth, conditioned by attachments, they tacitly omit the question of the interconnections and mechanics of this from the discussion (probably simply out of general ignorance, a fact that everyone already agrees with). I'll talk first about where, in this case, the posthumous memory of the emotional sphere is stored. Yes, as one might expect, and as many probably already guessed, a person, when dying, leaves the body, taking with him an energetic body. That's where all this is stored. And what about reincarnations? Figuratively speaking, if there is a current need, heaven can send You for the next life in almost any world and into the life of almost any creature. But only for a current, so to speak, adjustment. Karma wouldn't be called karma (although, in my opinion, this concept is broader than the concept of emotional attachments). There is, so to speak, a plan for the Earth — meaning, a plan for the continued existence of human life on it. And this concerns all of us, individual humans.

Each planet (Earth included) has an observer and mentor in the heaven sky. Among other things, this observer ensures that what has been achieved on Earth remains the property of the Earth. This includes emotional attachments. If a person needs to be temporarily reborn in another world, he is accompanied from Earth to the sky by those who observe the people there, ensuring he don't get lost or lose anything important along the way. Wishing to return to his loved ones, a person will return to Earth — after all, his loved ones will return there too. Thus, in the most general terms, what can be called a planetary egregor of the emotional sphere is formed.

But what if a person — suddenly, by an act of will, at the end of his life, wishes to leave all this and depart irrevocably to other worlds? It's not that simple! As I've already written, the Earth is monitored from the sky, and what people acquire on Earth is also the work of the Earth's heavenly mentor, not just the people themselves. The memory of attachments and fears is stored in the human energy body as patterns with entirely physical properties.

Regarding the Earth's magnetosphere, its function is not only to filter out harsh cosmic radiation. It is also called upon to preserve its heritage. The Earth's magnetosphere itself acts as a gigantic global matrix upon which the emotional patterns of memories are deposited. The poles of the magnetosphere seem to be motionless, except for a slight circular drift. But there is a certain movement within it, so to speak, along meridians, if I'm expressing myself correctly. And the energy of this field is quite powerful. A person without a physical body, rising voluntarily from the ground, first goes beyond the clouds, then, as he progress, he begins to experience strange sensations. And these sensations are literally his emotional memories, suddenly washing over him and...

I'll try to explain what follows here so that it's more or less understandable. Energetically, a people's emotional acquisitions essentially become a part of people themselves, because a person's energetic body is the person himself to a greater degree than his physical body. So, as person attempts to move further up the familiar earthly sky, his emotional memories, which represent attachments for him, arise one after another. But they don't just arise. At this moment, a wave of some kind, belonging to the Earth's magnetic field, slowly rolls toward him from somewhere to the side. Whether these are individual frequencies or amplitudes, the fact is that while a person is trying to move forward at such a moment, this wave literally passes right through him (and people are represented, remember, at this point solely by their energy body), literally burning out these memories and attachments, so that the person feels his body burning from within, and he is parted from his loved ones forever, losing them. This is nothing other than a posthumous separation from his experience, since acquired attachments are also an experience (as are fears — the same thing). Such sensations are quite painful emotionally — even physically. And the faster a person tries to pass through the wave, the stronger and more devastating the impact will be. And quantity of these memories is...

The fact is that everything a person has acquired on Earth in his emotional sphere will be taken back by Earth if he attempt to leave it in such an unauthorized manner. At the same time, all of a person's patterns are imprinted on the Earth's matrix, as if on a magnetic tape (until such an escape, a person's own emotional memory is part of Earth's memory — it's as if, having lived several Earthly lives, a person begins to belong to Earth.) In short, everyone who lingers on Earth in an energy body is well aware of the fiery barrier in the sky and is afraid to approach that place. A person wouldn't be ready to renounce even one attachment, and there are many there — the waves of the matrix roll in one after another, so that literally nothing remains of a person's patterns. Stunned by the first sudden, painful fiery blow, a person, as a rule, falls back to the earth. This is what they say among those who have died but are still here: "Don't rise into the sky — You'll burn to ashes!" A person would have already reached the stratosphere's many-kilometer altitude, but the magnetic field waves would continue to overtake him, affecting increasingly fundamental things. It would be all the more painful to part with all this, since, as I've already written, this is also an experience, not just emotional attachments. The entire picture of a person's life on Earth is essentially woven from such patches. Someone leaving Earth in this way, as it were, leaves his emotional experience adrift for those on Earth to pick it up (I don't know about this mechanism).

Incidentally, an unauthorized attempt to enter the Earth from outside in the energy body evokes frightening fears, which are, in essence, memories. It's as if someone is speaking to the person literally, warning him against further movement.