When someone dies people say "that is life". What they don't tell you is...
Yes, that is life. But what they don't tell you, because they're unaware of it, is that, that is life inside the matrix. We are eternal consciousness that cannot not die. We are not meant to die at all, let alone go through a constant loop of birth -> death, birth -> death, birth -> death over and over again since we are inside Earth's reincarnation cycle. The soul is not meant to go through this level of trauma, especially when that trauma can carry over from one lifetime to another. And it's not just about your own death. When a loved one or a friend dies, that creates trauma as well. It affects everyone involved. It affects the soul, the people who cared, everyone. There are people who can still remember dying in a previous life from things like asphyxiation, drowning, or accidents, because that trauma carried over from a previous life into this one.
That's what this realm does. You form attachments to people and even animals, and the more time that passes, the deeper those attachments become. Then eventually, either they go or you go and that bond is broken, and the emotional impact of that is massive.
Though their work with many different clients, hypnotherapists Tena & Karen discovered that: "the soul is degrading, like it's in a state of degradation not growing, like everyone's degraded because of the repeated trauma and the repeated splitting, there's a degradation that happens".
But becoming aware of this is not enough. Ok, this place is designed to create trauma for everyone involved. But the next question is, why? Why do we all have to go through this? And who is responsible?
What the hypnotherapists found is this:
>"We've seen Reptilians, we've seen Grays, we've seen the Insectoids (Mantis beings), the Elders, Draco, like all of them, they all exist out there that we've seen. They have the ability to shape-shift"
>"They can't generate their own so they need all of us to act as their own electric plugs, batteries, whatever it is to power up the system, to power them up"
>"In our sessions we did see that they degraded people, especially people who have been in war, that they're so..by the time the soul comes out of the body we saw them it was kind of like their goo, the soul was like goo coming out and all the entities were kind of coming around in the war zones picking up the goo putting it on their petri dish and then they throw them on the Belt (conveyor belt) already without having any rest or healing and they just go directly in another life, they were already on their way to another body, no resting, not even like anything, they were just so degraded"
>"they bring us here they split us to pieces and then we have to kind of retrieve all our parts back to come back to wholeness in order awaken and remember again"
There are many other hypnotherapists who discovered the same thing as Tena & Karen have.
When you put the pieces together, you then realize that death is not a natural event like we're being programmed to believe and accept. It becomes part of a repeating cycle that constantly generates emotional intensity. Birth, attachment, loss, grief, then repeat. Over and over again. The deeper the attachment, the stronger the emotional impact when it's broken. And it's not just about physical survival struggles. Love, grief, fear, loss, hope, despair. The entire human experience is structured in a way that produces constant emotional highs and lows.
People are taught to accept it as normal, "that's just life". So instead of questioning why reality is structured this way, they accept it and move on. They grieve when someone close to them dies, they suffer, and then they carry on, only to repeat the same cycle again without ever stopping to ask a simple question:
"Hold on. Is this actually a good thing for us? To be here and go through this level of trauma, lifetime after lifetime?"
We hear about death all the time. In real life, through movies, TV shows, on the radio. Maybe your pet died, or someone you knew. It's everywhere. We've become so accustomed to it being "normal" that we end up reinforcing that belief ourselves. We don't question it anymore. We just accept it as part of life. This realm has successfully programmed people to believe this is how life is supposed to be. Only when you rarely start to wake up and break out of that conditioning do you begin to question it and see it differently.
If a system is built in a way where suffering is not occasional but constant, where loss is guaranteed, and where every living being is forced into struggle just to survive, then what does that say about the creator? Would this really be the work of an all loving, compassionate being? Or does it make more sense that it comes from something flawed, something imperfect, something closer to what the Gnostics described as an ignorant and malicious force?
When you look around honestly, without filters, the reality we're in does not resemble something designed purely out of love. It resembles something that runs on cycles of creation and destruction, attachment and loss, suffering and trauma. This is why, for me, the objective is to escape and never come back.