Journey of an After-Lifetime

 

“A Journey of an After-Lifetime”

“Learning doesn’t end at death.”

 

(Inspired by “The Oversoul Seven” Trilogy by Jane Roberts, “Proof of Heaven” by Eben Alexander, “Seth Speaks” by Jane Roberts, and “The Modern Book of the Dead” by Ptolemy Tompkins, plus many astrology books)

Caleb Blake is an average young adult man with a lovely wife and two daughters living in modern hot Arizona. But a disastrous roadway accident puts him in an agonizing coma. His life drastically cut short, he soon dies, expecting infinite blackness and pain.

But he soon finds himself hovering over his body…and then severed from it. Disoriented and confused, he tries to interact with the real world and his grieving family, to no avail. As free as he feels to time travel and see all the thoughts and destinies of humanity, he still deeply misses his old body and his beer. Caleb is soon guided by an animal, his higher self and a wise elderly goddess Martha, to the spirit world through a tunnel where…after bizarrely living his entire life again in reverse…he meets his loved ones and ancestors.

But life in the astral realm isn’t all uniting and enlightening as spiritualists say. Aside from an elite hierarchy of evolved ancient souls who look down upon the lesser evolved (Ethericism, much?), Caleb meets four new individuals whom he must get to know so he can eventually move on to the Test of Selves. (A test where one corrects negative past actions in life simulations concluding with a battle with Shadow Selves and malevolent tar-like entities in order to attain eventual enlightenment with God the Source. Being judged by gods makes it more challenging.)

But there is more to Caleb’s new friends than meets the soul…as it were. What happens when Caleb finds out that Medieval King Calanius, 2 dogs, 7 bugs, a Buddhist devotee, a transgender prostitute woman, a Mandarin spirit-channeling lady from the future, and a 70’s serial killer were all in fact, his past incarnations? In a bizarre journey toward oneness, Caleb will soon find out that learning doesn’t cease at the last breath.