r/analyticidealism

Is it true that Kastrup’s Idealist Framework doesn’t believe or teach life after death? Also, no rebirth/reincarnation? That after the disassociation fully ends we merge back into the impersonal ocean of awareness (Mind-At-Large/MAL) and lose our individual reflective perspective and personal agency forever? - This is what AI has been telling me what Kastrup actually believes and if that’s true that’s very disappointing and disempowering. How would this be any different from the strict materialist/physicalist framework? That’s once you’re dead, you’re dead. And there’s not even a felt afterlife experience at all. Someone help me out here and explain it to me. Is the AI accurate?

under materialism consciousness has to be ultimately material which allows it to not exist or mean that matter can have experience. consciousness being an illusion goes against the only thing we can know and is explained with consciousness. Matter being concious leeds to panpsychism which eventually leeds to idealism.