[Tigerlily.]

I mean, I know what I believe in, for the most part anyways, but I don't know as a certain religion explains that. And I've gone through quite a few different ideas as well. Right now, I'm dabbling in the idea that our life is like a tree, it has many branches at certain turning points in life, mainly at death. Meaning say, someone has a near death experience, a car crash for example, but they survive. Well in this process of thinking I've had on my mind, what if they did survive here in this reality, but what if there is another reality that branches off into a reality where the person died. So there may be many branches to peoples lives. And that also means that if someone were to die in this life, this reality in which they've spent their conscious years, I think perhaps they may continue on, as if nothing had happened, but it'd be a different reality. Everything would be the exact same, just that they didn't die from something they very well could have.

It probably sounds crazy but somehow it makes sense that our lives are like a tree that branch into completely separate realities. Obviously all branches of the tree stop eventually perhaps, but I'm not so sure on that part. And then I question if I believe in a God and all of that stuff. Like I believe there may be a higher power, but I don't know as anyone is really our "Savior".

I'm not trying to offend anyone with these beliefs by the way, just maybe asking if there's a term for this tree/branch/multiple reality kind of theory, because I know I'm not the first to ever think that. And also if maybe anyone else thinks something similar to it. To be honest, I've started questioning my beliefs more and more, and I really think this is the belief in which best suits me, seeing as how I don't really think there is a hell persay, and I'd like to think there is a heaven but then again I think a branch of still living on is more a heaven to me. As for God, Jesus, all of that, I'm not sure I really truly believe they have as big a part as other religions portray.