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After biophysical cessation one's soul enters into Purgatory, and, either: becomes embraced by Sofia's wise love, and greeted by one's anima/animus, and/or friend/s, and/or fellow/s, or: undergoes penance for selfconsciously having chosen to live without, and/or against, love; following either case, one may choose to, either: incarnate again, or: remain in Purgatory, awaiting to be judged with justice by Jesus Christ at the end of the world; especially carnistic souls become impelled by the false vainglorious light of the Demiourgos, which, due to their blindness, recycles them via reincarnation; especially virtuous souls are sent directly to Paradise.

The abovementioned regards what is universal; the process itself is mystically unique to the person , destiny —cordiology—, and fate —chronology—, of each individual.

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After biophysical cessation one's soul enters into Purgatory, and, either: becomes embraced by Sofia's wise love, and greeted by one's anima/animus, and/or friend/s, and/or fellow/s, or: undergoes penance for selfconsciously having chosen to live without, and/or against, love; following either case, one may choose to, either: incarnate again, or: remain in Purgatory, awaiting to be judged with justice by Jesus Christ at the end of the world; especially carnistic souls become impelled by the false vainglorious light of the Demiourgos, which, due to their blindness, recycles them via reincarnation; especially virtuous souls are sent directly to Paradise.

The abovementioned regards what is universal; the process itself is mystically unique to the person , destiny —cordiology—, and fate —chronology—, of each individual.

Most individuals who claim that they fear death actually fear pain, and are averse to the prospect of martial adventure, contrary to those ones who know pain, and, consequently, know themselves —through martial adventure—, and who welcome transition of worldly death.

After biophysical cessation one's soul enters into Purgatory, and, either: becomes embraced by Sofia's wise love, and greeted by one's fellows, or: undergoes penance for selfconsciously having chosen to live without, and/or against, love; following either case, one may choose to, either: incarnate again, or: remain in Purgatory, awaiting to be judged with justice by Jesus Christ at the end of the world; carnistic souls become impelled by the false vainglorious light of the Demiourgos, which, due to their blindness, either: consumes them, or: recycles them via reincarnation.

The abovementioned regards what is universal; the process itself is mystically unique to the person, destiny, and fate, of each individual.

Most individuals who claim that they fear death actually fear pain, and are averse to martial adventure, contrary to those ones who know pain, and, consequently, who know themselves --through martial adventure--, and who welcome transition of worldly death.

After biophysical cessation, one's Soul enters into Purgatory, and, either: becomes embraced by Sofia's Wise Love, and greeted by one's fellows, or: undergoes penance for selfconsciously having chosen to live without, and/or against, Love; following either case, one may choose to, either: incarnate again, or: remain in Purgatory, awaiting to be judged with justice by Jesus Christ at the end of the world; carnistic Souls become impelled by the false vainglorious light of the Demiourgos, which, due to their blindness, merely recycles them via reincarnation.

The above regards what is universal; the process itself is mystically unique to the person, destiny, and fate, of each individual.

Most individuals who claim that they fear death actually fear pain, and are averse to martial adventure, contrary to those ones who know pain, and, consequently, know themselves --through martial adventure--, and who welcome transition of worldly death.

After biophysical cessation, one's Soul enters into Purgatory, and, either: becomes embraced by Sofia's Wise Love, and greeted by one's fellows, or: undergoes penance for selfconsciously having chosen to live without, and/or against, Love; following either case, one may choose to, either: incarnate again, or: remain in Purgatory, awaiting to be judged with justice by Jesus Christ at the end of the world; carnistic Souls become impelled by the false vainglorious light of the Demiourgos, which, due to their blindness, merely recycles them via reincarnation.

The above regards what is universal; the process itself is mystically unique to the person, destiny, and fate, of each individual.