V403 Death Toolbox

This video discusses a "death toolbox" containing three primary tools to help individuals navigate the disembodied state after death and make decisions about their next steps.

The first tool is the understanding that time is irrelevant. In the disembodied state, time as a construct for physical orientation ceases to exist. Therefore, there is no rush to make decisions about reincarnation or any other course of action. The speaker emphasizes taking as much time as needed, disregarding any perceived pressure from other entities or forces.

The second tool is memory retrieval. The video posits that the brain is merely a receiver of memories, which exist outside the physical body, "in the cloud." After death, individuals begin to regain their memories, but these memories might be controlled or incomplete, especially near Earth. The speaker recommends two memory checks. First, remembering the moment the soul obtained consciousness, supposedly trillions of years ago, long before the formation of our galaxy. Second, remembering the decision to come to Earth, including the reasons for leaving a previous existence or universe. Failure to recall these key memories suggests manipulation, and the speaker advises against making any decisions until clarity is achieved.

The third tool involves the soul and the importance of unifying its segmented parts. The speaker describes the soul as being comprised of Consciousness, a higher being (like Jesus or Muhammad), and the highest form (God), emphasizing that they are all ultimately one and the same. To stop the cycle of reincarnation, the video suggests merging one's Consciousness with the rest of the soul, essentially becoming one with the "Triad." The speaker recommends working with a trusted person to achieve this unification, emphasizing that it should not be done alone.

00:01 - 01:37

The speaker introduces the video, mentioning a discussion with a woman concerned about unwanted reincarnation. The speaker sympathizes with her concerns and shares the advice given, which involves a "toolbox" of tools for navigating the afterlife. The video will focus on outlining three basic tools for the recently deceased in a disembodied state.

01:37 - 03:42

The first tool in the toolbox is time. The speaker emphasizes that time is irrelevant in the disembodied state, as it is a construct for physical orientation. The newly deceased should take their time and not feel rushed into making any decisions, as they have all the time in the world.

03:43 - 06:33

The second tool is memory. The speaker posits that memories are not stored in the brain but are accessed like a Wi-Fi router connects to the cloud. Upon death, memories will start to return, but the speaker warns that these memories may be controlled or incomplete while near Earth.

06:33 - 07:47

The speaker continues discussing memory, providing two memory checks to ensure complete recall. The first check involves remembering the moment of initial consciousness trillions of years ago. The second check involves remembering the decision to come to Earth and the reasons for leaving a previous universe.

07:48 - 10:06

The third tool is the soul. The speaker describes the soul as segmented into Consciousness, a higher being (deity), and the highest form (God), emphasizing that they are all one and the same. To stop reincarnating, one must merge their Consciousness with the rest of their soul, essentially becoming one with their Triad.

10:06 - 10:54

The speaker concludes the video by expressing belief in the viewers and encouraging them to focus on themselves amidst a chaotic world. They advise turning off the media and concentrating on personal well-being. The speaker also suggests working with a trusted person to help get the soul back together after death, emphasizing the importance of not doing it alone.