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Tevai
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Date: October 09, 2017 02:26AM
This is a really interesting question that I have never thought of before...so: serious answer from me. (In my defense: I waited patiently for twenty posts so I wouldn't derail the lascivious frivolity too soon!)
I think that after you die you're [more or less, and as "clearly" as I can describe it] pure consciousness, and you don't necessarily have a form (let alone a human body)...until you enter into a new body (which could be well be still in the womb).
What I got from my regression is that you're in this incredibly warm and caring and safe and intensely dark place, all alone (to my perception), kind of floating around...
...and then, for me, I was in an infant's body, in a crib, in this wonderfully safe-feeling and sunshine-y room (it was morning, and the sun was coming in the window), with this smiling, cheery woman who was totally unknown to me and who spoke truly abominable Dutch. It took me awhile to learn that she was actually speaking a language other than Dutch, and that I was expected to learn to speak that same language, too. ;)
Before I got into this body, though, and although I really did exist (and could perceive, and I can remember!), I didn't have a body at all (although it never occurred to me that it was odd that I didn't have a body anymore...mostly, I think, because I was still in shock from what had "just" happened--though the time distortion was immense, so I have no idea what "just" meant in regular, three-dimensional life or time).
I have zero idea how long I "floated" in that incredibly wonderful and safe darkness, before I woke up in what I, in time, learned was now "my" room, and I wasn't naked---I was wearing a diaper, and was dressed in a warm and snuggly jumper of some kind.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/09/2017 02:29AM by Tevai.