What Happens to a Person With Multiple Personalities After Death?, page 1
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reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 01:08 PM by caladonea
reply to post by survivaloftheslickest



The person dying has one body, one soul and one spirit. In their mind...is housed...several personalities...I think that at the time of death...all of the personalities (they created in their mind) integrate into one being and they cross over to the (other side).


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 01:19 PM by iforget
reply to post by tinker9917



Well I try but sometimes whew

Honestly though I believe that assuming an afterlife a person would need to be judged on the whole of their actions and I don't think this hinges on personalty(ies) so much as it does what the purpose and consequences have been

I suppose if I was an omnipotent judge I would easily be able to give mitigation to a truly fractured individual who might have done things as one part of their personality that another would never had considered. Does that relate somehow to considering circumstance and environment? To me it seems to. Those would be things in my opinion that all knowing judge would be remiss to ignore.


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 01:40 PM by Hellhound604
reply to post by survivaloftheslickest



Ouch, never thought about this before.... In my mind I can see all the personalities split off and become beings on their own, or would they? Or maybe the person that is dying, can pick out their favorite personality, and only that personality will go forward....

Geez, why do you have to ask these complicated questions when I am quite sober? Next time you ask it, make sure I am quite tipsy, because then a very philosophical character takes charge of me...


reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 01:44 PM by BrokenCircles
reply to post by survivaloftheslickest

As you know, there are many who claim they are what is commonly known in conspiracy circles as ''multiples''. People who - due to unimaginable trauma - created many identities unaware of one another.
First off: Personally, I have never in my life heard of anyone referring to themselves, or to someone else, as being a 'multiple', until now.

That being the case, a multiple dies. Normally, we would assume the main personality IS the one to experience afterlife, but is it really clear when a person has DID?
You have clearly stated that this is one person, who at some point during their life, created another personality(or several more) for themselves.


Randall Mario Poffo died last year(2011). Continuing with the hypothetical scenario that there is something after death(other than rot, decay, & rigor mortis), then Randall Poffo must be somewhere right? During his life, Randall Poffo had created a type of alternate character for himself.....







Do you think that there are two versions: Randall & Macho, whom are both flying around somewhere in an afterflife world? Or would the more logical answer be that Randall is somewhere experiencing an afterlife, but the alternate character that he had created for himself, is long long gone?




Regardless of whether or not the person is aware that they have created these multiple personalities/characters, the result is the same= 1 person, created multiple personalities for themself.





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reply posted on 15-1-2012 @ 01:56 PM by ldyserenity
reply to post by survivaloftheslickest



The seperate souls are either released or integrated. I think that much like a tulpa that they can actually create real souls just by beleiving they exist, so either they will become free agent fully formed souls or they will be re-integrated into the "origin" soul. Depends on how involved their beleif is, and back story, etc.


reply posted on 22-1-2012 @ 11:03 AM by zefiro
reply to post by AwakeAndAware



This is not entirely accurate. Multiple Personality is not a proper label. Most of the explanations on this show why. . .the cultural meme associated with MP are not accurate,so the term has been official replaced in an attempt to avoid the stigma. It is now called Dissociative Identity Disorder.

There is significant argument about DID. Wikipedia actually does a good job, in this case, of describing the two sides fairly. Wiki

On the OP question, the multiple personalities would be integrated together and taken as a whole. In our world, that is the most successfully method of treating Dissociative disorders of all kinds. Seems to be the fairest option in dietyland as well.
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