The Reincarnation Soul Trap: Are We Caught in an Endless Cycle?

Why Question the Reincarnation Cycle?

Across cultures and spiritual traditions, reincarnation is painted as a cycle of learning, growth, and spiritual evolution. But what if this narrative isn’t the whole truth? What if reincarnation is not a soul’s free choice—but a system designed to keep us looping back, lifetime after lifetime, feeding something beyond our awareness? This concept, often referred to as the reincarnation soul trap, challenges the very foundation of what many believe about life, death, and the afterlife.

In this blog, we’ll explore the reincarnation soul trap theory, the role of the afterlife “light,” and what researchers like Robert Monroe, Wayne Bush, Tony Sayers, David Icke, and Howdie Mickoski suggest about this cycle. Could we be trapped in a controlled system—a prison planet—and if so, how do we break free?

What Is the Reincarnation Soul Trap?

The reincarnation soul trap is the idea that souls are caught in a repetitive cycle of birth, death, and rebirth—not by choice, but through manipulation. Rather than reincarnating for spiritual growth, we may be tricked into returning, feeding a larger system designed to siphon our energy.

This concept questions the traditional afterlife narrative of “go into the light,” suggesting that the light may not be a gateway to peace but a mechanism to lure souls back into the physical realm.

Why Do People Believe We’re Caught in a Reincarnation Trap?

Many theories about the soul trap are rooted in near-death experiences (NDEs), hypnosis regressions, astral projection accounts, and ancient spiritual texts. Key similarities often include:

• A bright light pulling the soul in immediately after death.

• Encounters with guides, loved ones, or councils encouraging reincarnation.

• A life review that emphasizes guilt, regret, or unfinished “missions.”

Researchers like Wayne Bush (Tricked by the Light) and Tony Sayers argue these elements are tools of manipulation, not benevolent guidance. Their conclusion? This system is designed to harvest loosh—a term coined by Robert Monroe to describe the energetic output of human suffering and emotion.

What Is Loosh? Are We Feeding Something?

Loosh is a term first introduced by Robert Monroe in his astral projection research, particularly in his book Journeys Out of the Body. It refers to the energy produced by living beings—especially emotional energy like fear, love, pain, and joy.

Monroe suggested that Earth might be a kind of loosh farm, where human emotions serve as a food source for non-physical entities or forces that benefit from keeping souls trapped in the cycle of reincarnation. Authors like David Icke have expanded on this idea, portraying Earth as a prison planet designed to keep souls bound and their energy harvested.

Is the Light After Death a Trap?

One of the most debated elements of the reincarnation trap theory is the afterlife light. Many NDE experiencers describe being drawn to a bright light, often followed by a sense of peace or reunification with loved ones.

However, skeptics like Wayne Bush and Howdie Mickoski suggest that the light may be a soul trap mechanism, pulling souls back into the matrix. Their advice? Resist the light and seek your own path beyond the system.

Similarly, Forever Conscious Research and Tony Sayers warn against trusting any external figures in the afterlife, including guides, loved ones, or councils of beings, suggesting they could be part of the trap.

What Did Robert Monroe Say About the Cycle?

Robert Monroe, a pioneer in astral projection, documented experiences that seemed to confirm the existence of a reincarnation system. In his journeys, he encountered non-physical beings and structures that influenced human lives. He also described energy harvesting systems, where loosh was collected and distributed.

While Monroe didn’t explicitly call reincarnation a trap, his findings aligned with the idea that forces beyond Earth benefit from keeping souls in the cycle.

How Do We Break Free from the Reincarnation Cycle?

Breaking free from the reincarnation trap begins with awareness. Researchers like Tony Sayers, Howdie Mickoski, and Wayne Bush suggest:

• Resisting the light after death.

• Declining interactions with afterlife figures like guides or councils.

• Setting intentions now to bypass the traditional afterlife system.

• Connecting with your true essence or divine spark rather than relying on external beings.

Practices like astral projection and guided exploration sessions (such as those offered through Sovereign Soul Sessions) can help access deeper layers of awareness, explore pre-birth memories, and recall past attempts to exit the matrix.

Whether the reincarnation soul trap is real or symbolic, questioning the narrative empowers you to seek your own truth. Rather than blindly following the afterlife script, exploring your pre-birth memories, past lives, and the afterlife system can provide clarity.

The more you know, the freer you become.

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