What makes something a right as opposed to a privilege?
Edited at bottom.
I’ve been thinking about the essential difference between a right and a privilege for awhile and can’t seem to pinpoint an answer. The two words arise often during election seasons, which we are between at the moment, so maybe this is a good time to talk about it without heated rhetoric.
What do you think happens after death? Do you believe in a heaven and hell? An afterlife? Ashes to ashes? Reincarnation? A combination? Or something else?
What do you think happens after a person dies?
I’m not asking for any particular reason. It’s just that I find myself wondering about stuff while driving or showering, and my next thought is: what do my friends think about this? So I’m asking.
After A Person Dies…
I envision that the reunion of the soul and Source is absolutely, simply, magnificently divine, a sweet, long-awaited, and inevitable coming-back-together.
My theory is that a person’s essence (spirit, soul) returns to Source and becomes undifferentiated from the essence of All. Like a drop of water (discrete) returning to a vast ocean (continuous).
I favor the holographic idea of the drop and the ocean. The whole contains all the parts AND each part contains the whole.
So I don’t really believe in reincarnation, per se (because the person’s spirit is no longer separate/discrete). Nor in Grandma looking down on you.
In a sense, then, every body IS a reincarnation of All energies. The drop IS the ocean.