Most theological theories do not take into account infinity and

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Most theological theories do not take into account infinity and fractality.

Infinite levels up, infinite levels down. Infinite time. Infinite possibilities.
All interactive. All fruitful.

To think of yourself as chained and fighting for freedom, is not realizing the freedom you already have, and that idealized "freedom" will never be reached.

When people get to contact to a higher level of awareness but still try to limit their understanding of the cosmos to a finite universe with finite time, etc, they end up thinking they are Jesus, that "the stakes are incredibly high", and such. They are not wrong. With access to humanities consciousness, you are Jesus as much as anybody else.

From the point of view of your cells, your death is the apocalypse. For the world, it's not relevant. You want to be adored? You are, look down. Want to worship someone? Look up.

What happens when you die? Will you scatter back down, or believe in a bigger idea and go up a level? It's not really important, and not a "decision".

Your position in the universal coordinates will always be 0,0,0,0. Infinitely centered.