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From: Anonymous
Date: 8 July
When mortals die, they go to heaven. If you believe their religions, they also go to hell, or they are reincarnated.
What do you believe happens to gods and shinki when they die?
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Date: 8 July
When mortals die, they go to heaven. If you believe their religions, they also go to hell, or they are reincarnated.
What do you believe happens to gods and shinki when they die?
(All replies will be anonymous unless otherwise indicated.)
From: Hebe
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Maybe they switch places with us, and the real Hebe is in Zeno's world, eating Zeno's food.
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From: Dali
Why do you ask?
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If we are truly the spirits of the dead, then could a dead god come back as another dead god, infinitely?
text: 毘
It seems the newcomers are subjected to different rules.
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Text; Anonymous
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from: Hibari
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But really, your conspiracy theory is entertaining.
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From: Idunna
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From: Hekate
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In death everyone is the same.
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From: Ksitigarbha; Text
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That's what Ksitigarbha's supposed to be about - retrieving lost souls from hell and purgatory and helping them become enlightened, or close enough to that. Kid or adult, human or nonhuman. Everybody.
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