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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast explores the 'you can't leave until it's your time' theory, discussing karma and spiritual lessons inspired by a film about a man who keeps unsuccessfully attempting suicide. The host, Psyche, recommends checking out the movie and discusses the idea that there may be things to resolve before one can leave the earth.
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The episode begins with Psyche discussing a film about a man who hires a hitman to kill him, but the hitman is unable to do so due to a series of impossible events [0:00-0:16]. Psyche introduces the idea of a 'you can't leave until it's your time' theory, suggesting that there may be things to resolve before one can leave the earth [0:23-0:28]. The host recommends checking out the movie, finding it to be really good [0:32-0:34]. Psyche and an unseen conversational partner discuss the possibility of the theory being true, with Psyche expressing belief in the karmic idea that one must experience what they have done to others [0:43-0:51]. At ▶ 0:39, the conversational partner asks if Psyche feels like the theory could be true, and Psyche responds at ▶ 0:42 that it could be.
The episode appears to explore the idea that there is a larger force at work that prevents individuals from leaving the earth until their time has come. This theme suggests that there may be a spiritual or karmic component to one's existence, where unresolved issues must be addressed before one can move on. The discussion continues the pattern of exploring complex, abstract ideas and their potential implications for human existence.
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It's about this guy hires this this like thug this hitman. He's like he's like I kept I keep trying to unal alive myself but every time I do I survive. And so he's like I need you to like you know unal alive me. And then the guy can't do it either. And like it's like these impossible things keep happening to save. And so it kind of turns out there might be some kind of theor like theory
at work. Yeah. s y cid kind of theory where it says like you can't leave the earth until it's like it's your time and you have >> and sometimes there's things to resolve before you go and so you can't even if you try you couldn't >> yeah so I would say I recommend checking out that movie it's really really good >> I will check that out I I well do you do you feel like that could be um true I
think it could be >> sure I mean I definitely believe in like the karmic thing where it's like whatever you do to people like you have to experience what they how they feel yourself, right?
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The episode discusses Judas' betrayal of Jesus as a case study on loyalty, karma, and the consequences of trying to outshine one's master. Psyche explores the possible motivations behind Judas' actions, including jealousy, and reflects on the law of karma.
