In spirituality, it is often said that "life is planned" or "life is decided before birth," but the degree of this varies greatly from person to person.

A relatively common concept is the afterlife, or rather, a world that is quite similar to this world, a free and somewhat ethereal realm. For some, it might be more appropriate to call this the "heaven," and while living in that world, they see and hear various things and become interested in them.

In the afterlife, one is not truly dead, but simply without a physical body; the spirit is alive in the literal sense.

Therefore, even in the afterlife, people talk to each other and become interested in things, just like in this world.

They might look down at the earth and think, "That looks interesting."

When someone "becomes interested" in something, it can become part of their life plan and lead to reincarnation. Even something as simple as this can become a "life plan." In this case, there is not much more detail in the life plan, and it is not much different from a living person becoming interested in something and trying it out. Even that can become a "life plan" in spirituality. It is not always a very elaborate story.

On the other hand, some people in this world plan things out very carefully before executing them. This is the same for spirits; some spirits plan their lives in detail before being born. This is also a spiritual "life plan," and there is a significant difference in the level of detail.

In addition, whether a spirit can transcend time depends on its level of development. Spirits that have not developed much cannot transcend time in the afterlife and are bound by the timeline. In that case, when creating a life plan, they cannot foresee the future and plan accordingly; instead, they simply imagine things and construct logic, just like living people do.

On the other hand, mature spirits can transcend time, and sometimes they plan in detail after seeing the future. Sometimes, even if they can see the future, they choose not to and reincarnate. This depends on the personality of the spirit, and also on what they want to achieve with their life plan.

There are differences in what spirits can do, depending on their level of development, and there are differences in personality and approach among spirits.

Therefore, life is not always entirely according to plan; sometimes things go as planned, but sometimes, simply by trying something, it might not work out.

In spirituality, it is said that "even those failures are part of the plan," but sometimes failures are intentional, and sometimes they simply happen because someone tried something and it failed.

It might seem that things become more complicated when explained in terms of spirituality, but simply put, it is not much different from the life of a living person, and the difference is that spirits can transcend time more easily than when they are alive, although some cannot. It is not something special in the sense that spirituality describes.

Of course, there is a reason why people say things in a more formal way to attract attention. If you simply say that it is the same as a normal life, it would not seem mysterious. I tend to say things that might shatter dreams, but there are a certain number of people who want to make spirituality seem special, and they might use more special-sounding language. However, in the afterlife and this world, things are not so different. For spirits, life is quite ordinary, and it is not much different from when they are alive. If you are energetic and positive when you are alive, you will be energetic and positive even after death, and vice versa.