The Light at the End of the Tunnel is a Lure

What if the most comforting promise of the afterlife is its most sophisticated lie? What if the tunnel of light leads not to reunion, but to a harvest? This inquiry unravels the serene narrative of the near-death experience, revealing it not as a passage to paradise, but as the intake for a vast, celestial machine. We explore a forbidden cosmology where memory is a resource to be violently extracted, where purgatory is an industrial solvent for the soul, and where ghosts are not the dead, but the repurposed husks of a cosmic economy. This is the Gnosticism of the void, a grim look into the mechanics of the reincarnation trap and the cold indifference of its architects.