Getting Ghosted: An Intuitive Soul Collective Podcast
Jul 29, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
In today's episode, we talked to our guides about what happens when we croak, from a sort of scientific and spiritual perspective! The guides weighed in and we had a visit from both Sam and Erik, as…
Now, just as a recap, when someone dies, we really reemerge into the spiritual plane, and they call it home.
And they said no one gets stuck, no one's ends up anywhere else, and they said this is a long, long point of contention amongst people.
Um, it comes out of organized religion, and we have to remember, organized religions have their tentacles, like Christianity has its, its tentacles in everything.
It's not even just a place, it's, it's an energetic state of pure beingness, and this pure beingness is bliss and love and peace.
I- and they said regardless of how they died, whether they took their own life, whether they, um, died by accident, died traumatically, whether they died of cancer, um, no matter how they pass, we all go back to the same one place.
Because when you die, you leave the physical behind, and they said it's really a physics thing.
Um, so you shed anything that is associated with the human world, with the physical world, anything that's associated with physicality, right? Um, with a material structure, right? Because we're leaving this dimensional space and we're going into a place that's beyond dimensional availability, right? And so that non-physical form when you die is, uh, everything, everyone, everywhere, everyone to the point where we're all one again.
And so this energy, because it's no longer physical density, it's higher and brighter vibra- vibration, and, um, it is this pure, blissful, loving state.
So think about, um, the h- when you feel really good, how do you describe that feeling? People will say like, "Oh, I feel so light on my feet." Um, and then when people feel bad, when they feel grief, when they feel anger, they'll say, "Oh, I'm just feeling really low," or, "I'm really down today." Oh, that...
Like Eric's kinda pointing out, he said vibrationally these denser, heavier emotions exist in the physical form only.
Now, just as a recap, when someone dies, we really reemerge into the spiritual plane, and they call it home.
And they said no one gets stuck, no one's ends up anywhere else, and they said this is a long, long point of contention amongst people.
Um, it comes out of organized religion, and we have to remember, organized religions have their tentacles, like Christianity has its, its tentacles in everything.
It's not even just a place, it's, it's an energetic state of pure beingness, and this pure beingness is bliss and love and peace.
I- and they said regardless of how they died, whether they took their own life, whether they, um, died by accident, died traumatically, whether they died of cancer, um, no matter how they pass, we all go back to the same one place.
Because when you die, you leave the physical behind, and they said it's really a physics thing.
Um, so you shed anything that is associated with the human world, with the physical world, anything that's associated with physicality, right? Um, with a material structure, right? Because we're leaving this dimensional space and we're going into a place that's beyond dimensional availability, right? And so that non-physical form when you die is, uh, everything, everyone, everywhere, everyone to the point where we're all one again.
And so this energy, because it's no longer physical density, it's higher and brighter vibra- vibration, and, um, it is this pure, blissful, loving state.
So think about, um, the h- when you feel really good, how do you describe that feeling? People will say like, "Oh, I feel so light on my feet." Um, and then when people feel bad, when they feel grief, when they feel anger, they'll say, "Oh, I'm just feeling really low," or, "I'm really down today." Oh, that...
Like Eric's kinda pointing out, he said vibrationally these denser, heavier emotions exist in the physical form only.
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