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Afterlife of the Force

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The Afterlife of the Force was a descriptive term used for the plane of existence all souls inhabited after death. Contrary to a belief once held by the Jedi, this realm was open to anyone whether or not they possessed Force sensitivity. It was a non-physical location that could be given the appearance of a three-dimensional space depending on the perception of a being that entered the realm.

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The Afterlife of the Force was a descriptive term used for the plane of existence all souls inhabited after death. Contrary to a belief once held by the Jedi, this realm was open to anyone whether or not they possessed Force sensitivity. It was a non-physical location that could be given the appearance of a three-dimensional space depending on the perception of a being that entered the realm. The Afterlife was divided into five planes that existed independently from the level of existence occupied by the living. The Circle was the birthplace of new souls. The Otherworld was the realm closest to the Living World, and the space where all deceased souls entered after the cessation of physical existence. The Netherworld was a purgatorial space on the outer edges of the Otherworld. The Overworld was the destination of all souls who completed their cycle of physical incarnations. The final space was The Oneness, where all souls gathered into a mass of energy after the completion of conscious existence.