Ramana Maharshi used the analogy of a spider to explain how the mind creates the perceived world. "Similar to a spider spinning a web from within itself and withdrawing it back, the mind projects the world out of its own essence and absorbs it back, illustrating that the world is an insubstantial, internal projection of the mind."

In my experience this is true. When the frequency rises, this world as we know ceases to exist - completely. Everything, every person, every circumstances, relations - nothing exists in that moment. It happens so quickly and it feels like a dream that never existed. Should there be a slight tinge of sadness for this? Should there be some lamenting for those people and those relations? 

Is this comparable to death? When the next spawning happens, it is in a new stage with new characters and new circumstances. I now understand why people can feel sadness for the world that is being left behind. All these days, I was viewing it from one angle but flipping it from this side, it does look a bit sad. 

THIS sadness. 

Moving up the frequencies and leveling up to a different plane - how is it different or similar to death? Claude says they are more similar than different but death happens to you; while one walks into samadhi consciously. In genuine spiritual traditions, that higher frequency which is experienced, is brought to the current plane. That answers something for me. But this post has a lot to chew. 

CHEW.