The Atlantean Perspective on Life, Death, and Reincarnation

Matias believes that embracing death as part of life allows for deeper healing and transformation.

### Embracing Life and Death: Insights from Atlantean Wisdom and Spirituality
* 🌊 "Welcome to life, the path to death," was a saying in Atlantean culture, highlighting a perspective where life is seen as a **celebration of approaching a return to unity** rather than a fear of mortality.
* 🎙 The Deja Blue podcast invites listeners to explore the **mysteries of life, spirituality, wellness, and the taboo**, encouraging a **magical approach to existence**.
* 💫 The host introduces Matias, who possesses the unique ability to **remember past lives** and offers insights into humanity's spiritual journey, emphasizing that **not everyone is meant to remember their past lives**.
* 🌀 Matias explains that the experience of death is complex; while spiritually it may **not exist**, the physical body feels the loss, and **grief is a necessary process for healing**.
* 🔮 He shares personal experiences of guiding loved ones through their transition, stressing the **importance of allowing oneself to feel grief** and the **need for a supportive environment** during such moments.
* 🌌 The conversation delves into the idea of reincarnation, suggesting that one’s **resonance and vibration** influence the choice of life experiences and relationships, rather than a **conscious selection**.
* ✨ Matias emphasizes that **all lives are interconnected**, and what we perceive as **past lives** are merely different expressions of the **same spirit**, resonating at **various frequencies throughout time**.
* 💖 Ultimately, the discussion encourages listeners to **embrace change and transformation**, recognizing that the journey of life involves many **metaphorical deaths** to access **deeper truths** and the **essence of being human**.

### Embracing Transformation: The Journey of Ego Death and Connection Beyond
* 💔 "The first death is to recognize that you are **shaped by your environment**, and to truly be yourself, you must **spend time alone**."
* 🌱 This process of transformation often involves **leaving behind familiar structures**, such as family and friends, which can be **painful but necessary for personal growth**.
* 🌌 As mammals, we are instinctively drawn to herds for safety, but true self-discovery requires **solitude and the courage to face our fears**.
* 🌍 Experiencing different cultures and environments can catalyze this transformation, **challenging our established patterns and beliefs**.
* 🕯 In the context of grief, connecting with those who have passed can be a delicate process; it is important to **help them transition** rather than **cling to their presence**.
* 💫 Rituals such as **lighting candles or singing** can serve as offerings to assist loved ones in their **journey beyond the third dimension**.
* 🎨 Embracing play and creativity in our daily lives is essential, as it fosters **joy and reminds us of our childlike nature**, which is crucial for **personal and collective evolution**.
* ✨ Ultimately, we must remember that we are here for the Earth, and **mistakes are part of our continuous evolution**, so we should **not fear them**.

What Happens After Death? Explained From MEMORY - with Matías De Stefano | Deja Blu EP 84

Introduction and Atlantean perspective on death

Atlantean women welcomed newborns by saying "Welcome to life, the path to death," emphasizing the closeness of death throughout life.

Introduction to the Deja Blue podcast, focusing on magic, life's mysteries, and taboo topics.

Introduction of Matias, the guest, and his connection to the host.

Matias's grounded presence, light-heartedness, and depth are highlighted.

Matias's ability to remember past lives and guide energetic shifts is mentioned.

The recent passing of a brother in the community sparks a conversation about death's fragility and the belief in immortality.

The concept of death as an end is challenged, suggesting life and souls are eternal.

Matias shares his memories of past lives and the death process, contrasting spiritual and physical perspectives.

Matias describes the physical and emotional experience of death, emphasizing the cells' response to loss.

Matias explains the transition to the fourth dimension (eternity) and its implications.

Consequences of actions and the afterlife

The importance of love and its impact on the transition to the next frequency is discussed.

Matias's belief in reincarnation and his personal experiences are shared.

Matias discusses his approach to grief and the importance of allowing the body to process loss.

The consequences of living a life of disharmony are explored, focusing on the energetic weight of actions.

The concept of resonance and its role in determining post-death experiences is explained.

The discussion shifts to the concept of energetic charge and frequency as determinants of consequences.

Reincarnation and the journey of the soul

The process of reincarnation is described as a consequence of resonance, not choice.

The concept of resonance in choosing parents and life circumstances is explained.

Reincarnation is viewed from different dimensional perspectives: the fifth dimension (everything happening simultaneously), the fourth dimension (soul traveling through time).

Past lives are described as accessible memories within one's energy, connected to ancestors.

The concept of past lives is clarified: it's not about the soul choosing, but about resonance matching with similar frequencies.

Shape-shifting, accessing multi-dimensional experiences, and the importance of ego death

A personal experience of shape-shifting during a darkness retreat is shared.

The concept of accessing multi-dimensional experiences through ego death is discussed.

The importance of multiple deaths (of identities) throughout life to access multi-dimensional experiences is emphasized.

The necessity of creating different options (personality layers) to understand the whole and manifest as a creator is explained.

The concept of the cross (time and space) and the heart (core memory) is used to illustrate the process of creating and shedding layers.

Practical steps for ego death and connecting with the deceased

Practical steps for experiencing death before physical death are suggested, starting with ending relationships.

The importance of transcending one's environment to find oneself is emphasized.

Small changes, like altering one's diet, are presented as forms of ego death.

Personal experiences of facing death through extreme challenges are shared (altitude sickness in Tibet).

Guidance is offered on connecting with deceased loved ones, emphasizing supporting their transition rather than attachment.

Personal experience with activation and blue beings

A personal story of a profound activation in Bali, involving a name change and connection with blue beings, is shared.

Matias shares his knowledge of blue beings in Atlantean culture and their connection to Arcturus.

The role of blue beings as guides and teachers of self-activation is explained.

Matias's personal experiences and memories related to blue beings are shared.

Grounding techniques, play, and the importance of laughter

Matias shares his approach to grounding and maintaining balance while navigating the third dimension.

The importance of play and laughter in daily life and their contribution to collective energetics are discussed.

The significance of the first seven years of life and the importance of maintaining a childlike mindset for transformation are highlighted.

A personal anecdote about a belly dancing experience in an Egyptian temple illustrates the importance of letting go and playing.

Matias delivers a final message to humanity: remember we are Earth, don't be afraid of mistakes, and evolution is constant.