Where Do We Go When We Die?

I believe in the ‘wisdom‘ of dreams, and based on a dream I had many years ago, I know the answer to “Where Do We Go When We Die?“

I’ve often wondered where heaven is or where is hell. These locations must be huge to take on so many souls. How can such locations exist? I think that one has to stop thinking about actual physical space, and instead think about internal space.

Think about the brain and all the memories that it houses. One can picture virtually anything: details of your life; the vastness of oceans; world historical events; even planets in outer space.

In my dream, I learned that those who are about to die or have just died, have one final dream in their present reality.  That final dream becomes their next reality.  The dreamer does not have a choice… the dream is preordained by God.  Pleasant dreams become a “pleasant” new reality – Nightmares become a “nightmare” reality.  Both become opportunities to continue the path to spiritual enlightenment.

So one’s conscious self lives on in a higher state of entropy, or the number of ways in which a system can be altered without changing its overall energy. Everything proceeds to a higher level of entropy (Second Law of Thermodynamics). Your energy lives in a new virtual reality. To you, it is real in every way! You do not reincarnate back to earth. You just live on in your new reality until once again you die, and have another ‘final’ dream. The process may be endless?

That’s it, that’s what happens when we die – at least in my dream. And no, I did not ingest any mind altering substances prior to sleeping.

It was just a dream… or was it?

The Flux Capacitor

A few years ago, I converted my 30-plus-year-old mountain bike to electric (eBike Build), a really fun project!

Because my battery holder design looked like a giant capacitor, I added a ‘Flux Capacitor‘ decal to each side, a nod to a classic 1980’s movie. Do you know which movie it is?

Recently, I went to a classic movie night, you guessed it, I saw “Back To The Future.” They even had a Delorean outside the theater for pictures – a very cool Car! This old guy (below) asked me take his picture for him, which, of course, I did. The theater was packed, and the movie, well… it is still a Great movie!

After the movie, it dawned on me that my bike had an energy storage device (battery), but not a Flux Capacitor. I wondered if they might make a small, movie prop Flux Capacitor. A quick search, and behold… a 3 inch Flux Capacitor, complete with light and sound. Perfect! I bought one.

After some thought on the best place to mount it on the bike… eureka, it looked fabulous. Now, when I ride down the street, the bike really turns heads, especially at dusk!

If they show the movie next year at classic night, I think I’ll put on a gray wig, a lab coat, and park my bike right next to the Delorean.

Imagine, a time traveling car and bike together. “Great Scott Marty!“