In the afterlife, the extent of one's vision depends on the degree of their spiritual development. Depending on the level of spiritual growth, some may have very limited vision, while others may have a vision that extends far, even to the earthly realm.

The afterlife is a rather strict world, and for those who cannot see, it is a world where they cannot do anything.

However, not being able to see doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong; it simply means they cannot see. They can still see things around them, so they are not severely limited. Not being able to see doesn't mean they die; it's usually quite normal.

Therefore, while one might feel a bit uneasy due to the darkness, there's no need to worry too much about having a limited vision, as it doesn't lead to disappearance or anything like that. However, a limited vision does restrict one's freedom.

In reality, many people have a limited vision. For those with a limited vision, they often rely on their relatives and friends in the afterlife.

Those with a limited vision rely on others.

People with a wide vision can move around freely in the afterlife and return to their original community on their own. However, those with a limited vision may simply linger in the darkness, unsure of what to do after death. At such times, a deceased spouse or partner may come to greet them, and they may feel very happy to suddenly interact with a loved one. Thus, even if one's spiritual growth is not significant and their vision is limited, if they have a good relationship with their family, they may be guided in the afterlife.

Especially for those who have not grown spiritually, it is important to cherish their spouse or other family members. Life is not just a single event, and relationships extend beyond this life to the afterlife.

Married couples who were close in life tend to be together in the afterlife, and they form families and communities. When someone is reincarnated on Earth, they are watched over in the afterlife, and when someone dies, someone comes to greet them. This is not out of obligation or rules, but simply because they are close friends who spontaneously come to greet or help each other out of concern for their earthly life.

Those who have grown spiritually can move freely in the afterlife without relying on others. However, such people tend to live harmoniously with everyone and do not make enemies, so there is no need to rely on others, and others may spontaneously help them, making it even less likely that they will encounter difficulties.

There is always a dichotomy, and those who are kind and good tend to gather together, forming communities of good people.

On the other hand, people with less desirable personalities may be alone, but I am not particularly interested in them, so I do not know. However, sometimes people suddenly appear, and it seems that many people are alone.

In the afterlife, communities do not interfere with each other. Good people live happily and enjoyably in their own communities. Even those who are not particularly spiritually advanced can be part of these communities, and everyone gets along well. When everyone lives happily together, they sometimes think that spiritual growth accelerates.

Observing the community I am in, I thought that living happily and enjoyably is normal for those who have grown spiritually, but for those who have not, sometimes smiling and living happily can be difficult. However, when everyone spends every day happily and enjoyably together, there may be times when they suddenly feel lighter, spontaneously become happy, and live a wonderful life with a beautiful smile. Those surrounded by good people become even better, their smiles become more beautiful, and it is like a community where many suns are shining. This is also a dichotomy, and I think that good and happy smiles become even more enjoyable.

As a result, one's vision in the afterlife gradually expands, and they can see further.