Universal Oneness: When You Die, Do You Become Oneness?
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Updated 2022.02.04
Discrete identity or total oneness consciousness in the afterlife... which one is it?
Question
Some authors point to a total loss of identity and a return to one universal consciousness in the afterlife.
On the other hand, from the evidence of so many near deaths and from most spiritual mediums, it seems the identity of the individual remains intact, and I'm struggling with this apparent paradox.
Which is it?
I tend to identify more with the first statement, due to the very apparent insanity of the ego everywhere. I wondered what your thoughts on this are, as you have plenty of direct encounters with the other side as well as its nature.
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Answer
Because the Spirit, our soul, our oneness all consist of the same baseline materials as all the rest of the universe, it only makes sense one could apply the universal principles of physics, light, and electrical behavior, here as well.
In 1905 when Albert Einstein claimed that light, electrons in a continuous stream, behaved as both particles and waves, no one believed him.
Now we know that duality theory states that indeed, light behaves as a duality and that electrons can operate as both particles and waves and all this depends on who observes them, the experimental conditions, and the circumstances, but that yes:
You can both achieve and witness both outcomes - a wave experience and a particle experience witnessing - from the same substance.
In mediumship, likewise, it is still considered that there are both discrete beings you can communicate with and also non-discrete, collective forms on the other side, and which you witness depends on:
the circumstance
the experimental conditions
and the clarity of the receiver in the environment
My field demonstrates this duality theory very clearly as well.
In some sessions, you will have discrete beings coming through, in others, you have more nebulous type forces that seem to be two persons at the same time or coming as one gaseous force together.
If you are calling in some Spirits and they all start blending together, acting more as waves than as particles, pay attention to the colors of light you see, as this normally distinguishes each being from the rest, even if they do blend a bit.
For the medium, when this happens, when Spirits lose their discrete identities, it can be difficult to track what's going on, to both mediums and their sitters who typically want to talk to only one individual at a time usually, not all individuals, at the same time, over top of each other.
Thankfully, you can usually pause the reading, and ask the Spirits to separate themselves. Some mediums find it helpful to write down everything about a Spirit’s identity when they first appear too, before they start to merge together.
But... both seem to exist. It only makes sense when you apply wave-particle duality theory, and also, the knowledge that when something loses its physical container, it's hard to keep a shape indefinitely.
Spirits often will come through and say they don’t need a shape, and being more diffuse is easier when they are not needing to concentrate their energy to pierce through the veil.
So to recap: wave-particle duality theory and personal experience would tell us the answer is that it's both, and that experiencing both oneness consciousness and discrete beings is possible, though not always at the same time.
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