It may well be that there are people who claim to be capable of remembering a past life, then tell their stories and captivate a part of the world, but I am skeptical about it. Maybe, one day, when the evidence becomes compelling and I myself have had a corresponding experience, yes, then maybe I could believe such stories...

Possibly in the universe there already exists one or more highly developed civilization, and with the help of their technological achievements, they practice a form of rebirth that has remained impossible to us so far. What impact would such an achievement have on culture?

Our current problem: So far, no human can "capture memories on a storage medium" to then depart, in case of rebirth, to be able to access the storage medium and build on the experiences of their previous life.

Now, there is an approach that could provide a solution to this kind of problem. A kind of derivation that could enable the concept of rebirth. I emphasize. Could. Relatively naturally. However, using a "trick" so to speak. The main problem here is that we as humans have a completely wrong idea of who or what we actually are. Dissolving this false idea is necessary to enable the concept of rebirth and here again the concept of the "universe experiencing itself" comes into play.

While people have thought they are everything but the self-experiencing universe, suddenly a guy comes along and claims in all seriousness to embody the self-experiencing universe - meaning, when a person dies, a new person is born elsewhere, new like a blank sheet, unwritten, with the same innate question "Who am I, where do I come from, and where am I going?" - probably unaware that this person actually represents the same embodiment of this self-experiencing universe.

Instead, we identify with things that we are not really.

In a nutshell: With each new birth of a person, we experience the universe anew each time (as humans) and we forget each time anew that we are actually the universe itself that constantly experiences itself anew. The universe would thus experience itself anew each time living beings capable of experiencing the universe come into the world.

Rebirth would fundamentally become an act of possibility if we understood ourselves as the self-experiencing universe, which experiences itself anew with each new person.

~ Provided one somehow manages to preserve this knowledge for posterity, and that's exactly what I'm doing here, to then be able to access it again in case of rebirth. For this knowledge that needs to be preserved, one must arrange it in such a way that it is guaranteed to be found again in case of rebirth (...and accepting the concept as such healthily and safely, which would probably initially lead to a tremendous "paradigm shock", or something similar, which one would have to digest, I imagine).

Reading this should remind you of who you are - where you come from - where you are going. Do you see why I'm so glad that you made it this far? :)