What’s the difference between those who hurt and those who help innocent ppl during or after life?
I feel this might get political, and we have a strict no politics rule here.
Edit: @Lady_Eva thoughts?
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How political? Well if ur answer is no difference then u don’t have to talk about it but I don’t think it’s political.
This forum is a forum of truth, isn’t it?
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It’s certainly supposed to be! 
As for your question, OP, the answer is not much of anything, really. What makes the difference is whether they caught the attention of intelligences that actively resist them, or, not/were protected more than resisted.
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R u talking about catching a Damon’s attention though?
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Not necessarily, the only thing that really differentiates what happens after death is how much/ how strong of opposing intelligences were actively against them, could be anything. So if you kicked a bush one time, but that plant was actually an incarnation of Osiris or Demeter, you may be in for a rough ride, but if you drop an atomic bomb and kill a bunch of people and destroy a landmass, if you’re protected in a way that’s more powerful than the sum total of the afflicted’s strength, you’ll probably be fine.
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Good answer, 
what should I research if I wanna know more about what u just said?
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And how can u describe that in a real example?
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I don’t know if there’s anything you can research in particular, I’m just talking from my experience and observations.
As for a real example, they could capture your spirit and make you reincarnate into various eaten/destroyed plants for however long they see fit, can take over your postmortem future for their own ends like a slave, or even completely destroy you, causing the whole cessation of your consciousness.
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So I need to check out who the guy or the animal is before bleeding them?
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It’s a good idea!
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Hopefully it’s truthful for the on-topic subjects. But not all truth, no. Keep it to magik as you’re doing and you’ll be fine. Veer off topic and the thread might have to be unlisted. Reread the rules if you’re unsure.
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No, we try to keep it about afterlife.
What do you mean what’s the difference? I mean imo I don’t think what a person does in this life really is going to affect their afterlife unless they in this life pissed off some entities or they follow a specific pantheon and that pantheon judges them in the afterlife.
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Yes it is, and it has a blanket no-sides-favoured ban on politics, which means any post which has party politics or identity politics, or highly politicised world events, as a core premise.
Therefore I edited your title since it not only promotoes politics but also associates a political philosophy with a specific mindset, implying intrinsic qualities of that philosophy with reference to magick, and that’s not permitted.
Please bear this rule in mind in future, you may read my own personal views about it here and it’s not open for debate.
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Actually all I tried to do with this post was questioning Abrahamic religions beliefs about afterlife and I didn’t mean a certain party etc, I didn’t want to talk cliche and say “Being Bad vs Being Good” how will that affect their afterlife and destination.
I’m sorry if I made a mistake accidentally and will be more careful in future posts.
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I think, that portraying socialism as a good thing, is considered inherently political. Because there are people who don’t see it that way. I made mistakes like this when I first joined too, but obviously leaning towards the other side of the spectrum. Don’t be dissuaded, it’s an honest mistake.
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