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I finished watching the 8 episodes of the Netflix series, KAOS.

I found that it seemed to lose its way towards the end. I was looking for the purpose of this expensive production. What were the writers trying to make us think?

They were tackling a question we all have: What happens to us after death?

They conveyed a scenario in which souls departing material life arrive into a 'sorting department' where they are either directed towards a 'frame' (claimed to be access to rebirth) or they are condemned to live and work in a dull purgatory for 200 years. Those who pass through the frame are delivered to a place called 'nothing' in which they seem to be converted into stone which slowly decays to dust over time. In other words, these souls are destroyed.

The message of the entire series directs us to doubt the possibility of reincarnation!

Now, WHY would that be inserted into our consciousness at this time, do you think?

Could it be that the predator class (represented by the gods in the series) want us all to be as nihilistic as they are? To be terrorised of death, as they are? To have no hope of eternal life?

Obviously you will have to watch all 8 episodes before you can glean the underlying motivation for the production of this lavish and highly promoted mind control exercise.

What do you think?

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Mary Alice Winegarner's avatar

After that review by you Frances, I’ll not bother to watch Kaos on Netflix which u don’t stream anyway.

Recently I watched Robert Temple interviewed on his book ‘The New Science of Heaven’ and came away feeling happy to know that when I die I’ll probably join with the plasma energy that makes up most of the universe, our dense 3D form being a highly unusual manifestation… back to being the wave instead of a particle. Still I love my life and this beautiful planet despite the evil that exists here as well.

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