Few of my
readers have asked me of what I mean by calling different people and their
occupations as a loser, so today I’m going
to explain as well as I can what I mean when I use this adjective.
It all
comes in fact from my newly acquired knowledge of what happens after death and
most of what I’m about to say can be easily found in past posts.
In fact the
ones who have confidently convinced themselves to be real winners in life, once
they die and “upgrade” their basic intelligence with knowledge and expertise,
they can immediately become aware they haven’t truly lived the life of a winner
and in fact they’ll recognize with great clarity not only their mistakes and how
others got hurt from their own (self-proclaimed) “superiority” but in losing this confidence and realizing how much
they did hurt others, they’ll punish themselves in whatever way and for however
long of a time they deem to be fit.
This is
what I mean when I use the adjective loser. Pride, self-confidence and security
will be all lost at once and – as a result – the right punishment will be
self-given.
Now, as far
as the duration of that punishment, there’s no method to conceptualize it,
given that in afterlife time can’t be measured like here on earth when living,
time in afterlife is in fact the eternal NOW, therefore what may seem to be few
hours once dead it can easily be hundreds of years for those who are alive.
In
addition, look back at when I talked about the purgatory, when I said that if
there you can see heaven with the sure knowledge that eventually that’s where
you’ll be.
I know that
this seems somehow complicated, but please trust me when I say that once you “upgrade”
your intelligence to “universal” or “cumulative”, nothing can be difficult to
understand or confusing anymore.
However I
do feel pity for those who are convinced to have lived the life of a winner
when they’ll realize what a loser they had been.
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