I totally understand - it is a lot to gather, and it takes a bit of effort to first and foremost understand all the terminology, and then how it fits together. Definitely not time wasted, because writing it out helps me develop my understanding, too.

A lot of this actually ties together with the field of metaphysics, which is partly what led me down the rabbit hole. Ken actually talks about that too, he is a meta-physicist. I don't believe in the idea that we die, because I think that this reality is a temporary experience for the soul, and the body is a way for us to interface with this world.

Near-death experiences, out of body experiences, countless accounts of people remembering past lives... I think there is a good amount of evidence to support the idea.

"So if you're going to carry around a non-falsifiable view of existence it might as well be a mind-expanding one that allows life beyond physical existence, and communication between consciousnesses on a non-physical plane.. ..and which seems to be roughly shared by the majority of humans who have been born!"

Yup, I'm on board with this way of thinking and looking at it. It drew me away from an atheistic perspective of the world, and geocentrism definitely contributes to that too, from my perspective and current understanding.