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All “helpers: sages gurus, seers, prophets, revelators, channelers, mystics, yogis, swami, psychics, preachers, rabbis, popes, philosophers, self-help writers, psychologists, psychiatrists and moms and dads try to help humans enjoy life.

All teachings can be summed up pretty much with: Treat others the way you want to be treated, which is easy if you are a loving person.

You may not love every human, but you can be loving to every human.

All the philosophies and theologies tend to teach: You’re dead when you’re dead, or there is another life here, or an after-life somewhere else. You either get your body back, or you have an ethereal body, or you’re an awareness, consciousness or some other intelligence, or you go back to the no-thing from which you emerged, or get diffused back into the oneness from which you became an individual life. You can believe anything you want or believe nothing at all. All those thoughts and beliefs are part of the game of life. It’s a game if you think so, or a dead serious situation.

Depending on what you think, believe, or even experience, you are not enlightened, are enlightened, illuminated, ascended, spiritual or confused.

Anything anyone comes up with to explain life is subjective or subjected to their human five senses and is therefore relative, or related to and filtered through their human apparatus. Might be true, might not, probably not, maybe so, who the hell knows.

It would seem the first step is to step out of your body, get out of your veil, dump the limitations, bounds of your finite motor vehicle, or as some call it, your body, avatar, robot or Chevy Vega, Ford Pinto or Corvette.

As long as you get your information through your body’s senses and the memories in your mind, you’re probably wrong or just plain confused.

Maybe there is no answer or no accurate answer and you should just try to enjoy your life. Or you could do what I do, which is to spend your life trying to figure out life, which means, figuring out life is your life, while smarter people are busy enjoying life. I knew all along I was just a dumb ass.