I have always been fascinated with computers and I have played a lot of video game in my time. I usually prefer strategy or action based games. It may be exploring a series of medieval dungeons, or colonizing the vastness of space. Typically I will select a game, choose a "body" to inhabit, and try to beat the game. Sometimes I end up choosing poorly and lose. When I do win, often I will play the game over and over until I can beat it blindfolded and grow tired of it. I might choose another type of "host" to inhabit, be it creature or race, and see how I fare with that one. When I feel I have nothing else to gain, I move on to another game, which is usually totally different in genre presenting totally different challenges. You can see where I'm going with this.

Just because this is the existence we know and our familiar with, who's to say that there isn't a myriad of other scenarios for our souls to experience? Maybe there are many worlds and realities out there to explore and learn from. Perhaps enlightened individuals have caught a snapshot of some of these places from their symbiotic souls. Could there be a "hell", a place full of dread and torment? Why not? Could there be other worlds with severely differing life and challenges on them? Why not? Every man's Heaven can very easily find its place in this reality. Which brings us to just how many souls are there? The population on earth is ever growing, yet there seems to be more than enough souls for every body. Where have all those soul's been? Perhaps exploring other worlds or other alternate realities. Maybe new worlds have to be constantly created to present new challenges and learning experiences all the time as our own collective consciousness changes the environment we live in continuously. One day, the earth itself may need to be reset to the beginning and started over so that it can continue as a source of learning.

To touch on time travelers and UFOs briefly, if they too exist, why are they visiting us? What if the first of these entities had latent memories of a soul who had been here before? If they had vague or even unconscious memories of this place, somehow knew of it's existence, wouldn't they be tempted to explore here? And having a blazed a path, wouldn't others follow?

I don't claim to have all the answers, and I'm sure that fault can and will be found with my reasoning, but I think it's a solid enough idea to consider and expand on. People are going to believe what they want to believe and are comfortable with. I too would like to think that there is "life after death", and if I accept this premise, then how does that work and what is the next logical step?

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