Seven Levels of the Afterlife: One Man's Proof That Death Is Just the Beginning

Chris Carter, inspired by Frederic Myers' posthumous messages, claims to have uncovered proof that death is not the end. Myers, a 19th-century poet and founder of the Society for Psychical Research, allegedly communicated these revelations decades after his death through psychics. Carter explores these insights in his book *The Case for the Afterlife*.

Level 1: Earth, the starting point of the soul's journey.

Level 2: Hades, an astral plane described as a temporary resting place. Myers called it a realm of "half-lights and drowsy peace," where time spent varies based on individual needs.

Level 3: A plane resembling Earth but far more beautiful. Communities form based on shared interests, while the morally undeveloped face darker, desolate regions. Your earthly actions and moral development shape your experience here.

Level 4: Eido, the first true heaven-world, where colors and sights surpass human imagination. Beyond this, Levels 5-7 grow increasingly abstract, culminating in pure light and thought, merging with the Creator.

Carter’s insights challenge traditional notions of heaven and hell, suggesting a journey of moral and spiritual evolution. Myers' descriptions offer a fascinating perspective on what might await us beyond life.

Whether you believe or not, the concept of these seven planes invites us to reflect on our actions and their potential impact on our spiritual journey. What do you think lies beyond?

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