My Nirvana...
Consider that when you die, you do not cease to exist. Instead your mental abilities and your sensory perceptions mutate. They transform in such a way that every memory, every moment of your life, becomes clearer to you than when you were alive, or even when you were actually living those moments. Is it hard to imagine your memories becoming more lucid than the actual experiences you have had while being alive? Generally memories tend to be less complete or detailed than the actual experiences, but there have been cases in which epileptic patients have claimed that in seizures they have relived past experiences with profound clarity, accurate to the minutest detail. So if the hyper activation of a few cells in the brain can cause such an effect, it shouldn’t be too hard to imagine one reliving his entire life through the memories possessed upon his death. In this supposed spiritual existence the lucidity of memory would be followed by a heightening of sentiments. We would exper