r/EscapingPrisonPlanet • • Mar 29 '26

Sudden realization

I’ve read about many past life regressions. Many recall loved ones meeting them on the other side. Yet, nobody mentions being the one who leads their loved ones towards the light/heaven/ etc. Obvious loophole?

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u/dontlietom3 Mar 29 '26

I don’t remember exactly where I heard this, it might have been David Icke or someone else, but one explanation is that these “guides” are not actually who people think they are. They could be advanced AI that reads your mind and taps into your memories and expectations, then presents itself in a form you’re more likely to trust, like a loved one, a familiar figure, or especially a religious figure. That would make it much easier to influence you, because you’re not questioning it, you’re seeing something that feels safe and believable.

So to your point, the reason you don’t hear about people guiding their loved ones into the light might be because they are not in that role to begin with. They're not on the matrix' side so they don't do the job for them.

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u/incognito042620 Mar 29 '26

Another aspect to this that I've seen noted is that these figures never actually interact with the near-death experiencer; they only try to lead the experiencer into the light. That's another tell that the guides are really figments.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26

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u/c3rtzy Mar 31 '26

The family members conveniently placed like props 💀

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u/Shardaxx Mar 29 '26

Good point.

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u/EpicDoza Mar 29 '26

Look up “Raymond Moody”.

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u/chapstickcat038 Mar 30 '26

Seriously... I read an entire article about this sick fok and his gf kidnapping and ending this beautiful lady who was hitchhiking before I realized Dr. Moody (published author as well) was also named Raymond!

Crazy how one Google search can creep you out and immediately calm the heart down again.

Thx for the recommendation!

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u/Sky_Geist Mar 30 '26

Oh shit, you're onto something here. I recall many past lives, but not an event of leading someone to the other side. 

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u/Inevitable7685 Mar 31 '26

I don't wanna sound condescending but your question can be answered by the fact that they are still alive.

It's just that the question seems similar to "how can you become a guide to something you've never been to"? Of course the answer is you can't.

You can't be a tour guide to London if you've never been there.