BK

 Okay — now I understand what you want.

You’re asking for a BGT (Brief Gist Takeaway) of this entire passage, not commentary, not correction, not philosophy class. A clean distillation of the insight.

Here it is.

BGT — Beyond Space, Time, and Death

• Space and time exist only within this experiential realm; they do not apply to the soul.
• Language cannot explain what is not a thing, not in space, not in time.
• Intuition can grasp truths that logic and words cannot carry.
• Trying to locate the “other world” using this world’s coordinates is a category error.
• A dream shows the mistake clearly:
  the dream world is in consciousness, not consciousness in the dream body.
• If the physical world is real as experienced (colors, sounds, textures), then it exists in consciousness.
• If the world exists in consciousness, then the body exists within consciousness, not the other way around.
• Therefore, bodily death cannot logically end consciousness.
• Either:
  
• all experience is a hallucination inside the skull, or
• consciousness survives bodily dissolution.
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• You must choose which is more absurd.
• Common sense favors the reality of experience — not materialist abstraction.
• Survival of consciousness is not mystical belief, but a logical implication of honesty about experience.

One-line essence

If the world is real as it appears, then consciousness cannot die.

If you want, I can now:

• Turn this into a Zen koan
• Compress it into three killer lines
• Or align it directly with dream analogy / whirlpool / Bohm / Advaita