THE NAIGAJE
On Death, the Afterlife, and the Search for the Spiritual World
In this excerpt, the alleged “reptiliandude” describes his species’ claimed investigations into what happens after death, asserting that they have repeatedly killed and revived volunteers to study experiences associated with dying. He explains that their research was partly motivated by ancient cave paintings, psychedelic visions, and questions about whether experiences near death originate in the brain or reflect an external spiritual realm. According to his account, some revived subjects reported encounters with deceased relatives, spiritual beings, and knowledge of events occurring elsewhere, leading some former atheists and criminals to embrace religion or mysticism. He further claims that his society has developed advanced methods of studying and even punishing criminals through repeated death-and-revival procedures, while presenting death itself as a transition rather than an end. The conversation ends with other participants questioning the implications of these practices for justice, religion, and the internal conflicts of the supposed reptilian society.
THE NAIGAJE
On Death, the Afterlife, and the Search for the Spiritual World
In this excerpt, the alleged “reptiliandude” describes his species’ claimed investigations into what happens after death, asserting that they have repeatedly killed and revived volunteers to study experiences associated with dying. He explains that their research was partly motivated by ancient cave paintings, psychedelic visions, and questions about whether experiences near death originate in the brain or reflect an external spiritual realm. According to his account, some revived subjects reported encounters with deceased relatives, spiritual beings, and knowledge of events occurring elsewhere, leading some former atheists and criminals to embrace religion or mysticism. He further claims that his society has developed advanced methods of studying and even punishing criminals through repeated death-and-revival procedures, while presenting death itself as a transition rather than an end. The conversation ends with other participants questioning the implications of these practices for justice, religion, and the internal conflicts of the supposed reptilian society.
Image: Life is a succession of choices, what is yours? (Photo by Javier Allegue Barros via Unsplash)
Source: RD, "What you are really contending with." r/reptiliandude, Reddit, (10 August 2017) https://www.reddit.com/r/reptiliandude/s/Ex1yZX71Op
explorer1357: Oh…
Going back to the other question – what is your opinion on what happens after death? Just wanna see what your species believes, dont mean ill believe it, nobody really knows till they die.
ACuriousHumanBeing: https://www.reddit.com/r/reptiliandude/comments/6molde/opening_up_our_minds_turning_thoughts_into_reality/dlji5ao/?context=3
He’s said his answer here.
A very calming answer I think.
explorer1357: Thanks a lot CHB!!
reptiliandude: No.
Your species doesn’t know.
My species (as well as more than a few others) do know, as a result of actually killing volunteers and then reviving them.
We actually have a guild of sorts who explore the edges of the realm.
Or, at least keep trying to break into something other than the most preliminary stages of it…
It would roughly translate into something on a par with a word like ‘necronauts.’
But such knowledge is a vital part of our currency.
And discussing it wouldn’t make much difference here anyways.
Your species wouldn’t believe such things were true even if the dead came back and testified to you personally.
garbotalk: You underestimate us again.
explorer1357: Hahaha!!
That is seriously the most interesting-funny thing Ive heard all year, hahaha i cant stop laughing, people volunteering to killing themselves and then reviving, wow, they must have massive balls of steel!!
Bro, if I believe theres some random alien talking to me from the internet, im sure id also believe their findings on the death realm. I mean, i know you cant say anyways because its part of your money blah blah… Im happy and thankful for those volunteers, gives me hope.
Back to the topic. Your audit part is over, so I take it youre still here because we are your friends.
Speaking of friends, your human friends in real life, do they think youre weird? Or do you try to 100% act human all the time? How does it feel working in a job (i assume you work?) Where the boss doesnt know how smart you are?
I feel youre quite an individual. Youre one of the introverted quiet types?
reptiliandude: We do have balls of steel.
Entering the mouth of a star at near light speed while entrusting the calculations of its magnetic and gravitational fields to someone observing it as a flat disk is one hell of a ride.
I’ll explain why we did this… And it wasn’t only my species who participated.
We wanted to know why our brains developed the way that they did.
We came to the conclusion, after researching the ancient cave paintings of our ancestors, that the unique style of the images, which were 3-dimensional, was because of shamanistic rituals involving psychoactive substances.
We had always followed the notion that it was eating the proteins of cooked meat that encouraged the networking of our brains to develop as they did.
Our ancestors were primitives for millennia, till we started using fire and then things took off!
We didn’t need fire or require it as nature imbued us with more than effective natural defenses.
So, we rightfully concluded after numerous studies that cooked meat was a part of that equation.
But there was something else that was missing from the equation…
We were not trying to prove the existence of the “afterlife” as much as we were trying to determine if the flashes and ‘visions’ one sees at death are similar ( if not at least coming from the same place ) as those seen during after the consumption of psychotropic substances.
And if such substances were what caused the birth of this search for what we call the ‘spiritual world,’ and with it our evolution as creature who actively sought “God.”
Were these visions the same thing?
Were our Gods in our heads or outside of us?
At first, we used prisoners for this.
Of those who survived, we saw how they came back with a change of mental attitude and immediately took up a spiritual path.
We didn’t push them into this, they did this entirely of their own accord.
Some of them had seen terrible things. Others claimed to have spoken to family members who were woefully disappointed in them, and telling them that they had run up debt of a sort that they would be called upon to pay, and that they would be slaves to an endless wheel of many lifetimes working for others.
This was a curious thing for so many criminal elements to say who were completely isolated from each other.
Since we were a much more theocratic society at the time, we then took specifically the criminal elements who were avowed atheists and tried the same thing.
Of those who survived, they too abandoned their atheism and their nihilism and began to pursue religion, or at the very least pantheism or mysticism.
We conducted many documented studies which demonstrated that these individuals were able to know not only what was going on in other rooms ( test images in locked rooms) but also from great distances what their own family members were doing.
While this did not prove the existence of a God from any scientific standpoint, it did substantiate that we should not be so dismissive of hearsay in where they pertain to a continuance of an awareness which we had thought was exclusive to brain activity.
From those early years, a larger body of study has branched out from those primitive forays.
In fact, one of our methods of extreme punishment is to kill and revive someone multiple times, this occurs while they are watching the brain scans which remain of the last moments of the person which they have murdered.
That is, if they can be sufficiently retrieved.
If not, then the ‘voices’ of their victim’s blood on the ground must be called upon to testify against them.
This is reserved however, for extreme cases of rape, torture, child abuse and murder.
It is extremely difficult to die where I come from. Some of us are heavily augmented, so that death flees from us till we are too old to carry on save by writing ourselves into someone else or imprisoning ourselves in machines.
Since we have skirted the edges of what death is about, and concluded that it is not truly the end, but rather, the continuance of a larger journey, we instead chose death rather than to steal the life of someone else.
This is an underlying principle which separates we ‘reptilians’ from the cowardly and covetous primate Kayeen, who would rather steal a child’s opportunity, than to face their judgement at the hands of the One who gave that life to them–a life consumed by the desire to flee that from which even the stars of the heavens flee… And yet, there is found no place for them.
garbotalk: You come from a society willing to take extreme risk in both scientific inquiry and punishment. It’s fortunate for us that your righteous anger toward those who steal our birthright compels you to our side.
My concern is that those Naigaje who continue to participate in the Consortium will fight you, which means there would be a civil war of your kind. Do you foresee them leaving the Consortium…and others following them? With an exodus of investors, could it collapse from within?
ACuriousHumanBeing: Is the Kayeen too know they is ‘life’ after death, why do they then cling so evily to this mortal coil? For beings who pride themselves on logic and reason, they seem to so easily become fearful fools.
They really lack sensibility, don’t they?
Thank god I’m human.
ACuriousHumanBeing: Interesting. Since this process is so effective in rahabilitaing/inspiring criminals to meaningful lives, criminals, do you use it commonly now as part of your justice system?
