How do souls spend time after life, especially when they do not return to the flesh for 100 years? Are they tired?
There is no time to run after the soul dies. Time is made for things and physical bodies that are born and die
There is no life for the soul as it is an eternal work of art, extended to the Supreme Being.
If there is no time to live, time is not running, time is stable so there is no such thing as boredom.
In short there is no time to hold on.
They remain asleep after the decay of the memory of their former life.
Souls change after the separation of their natural bodies (death).
These are the three stages of change I have seen.
1- The first moment of shock is when the body of the soul stars need some time to realize that you are no longer that body.
Time goes by as long as they have the energy of their astral body found in their dead bodies and then take energy from the body that holds the best for their loved ones if needed.
2- The second is the recovery phase in which the soul would lose the memory of its dead body depending on a physical illness or anything related to their sensory organs.
This recovery varies from person to person and a few memories can be passed on to the next birth.
3- The third stage is the reunion or rebirth in which the soul clings to or stays with their loved ones or is reborn.
There are wandering souls who are activated in only one place or may be reborn in order to complete their karma.
Time stops after the recovery phase.
And when the memory of the body is made whole, it meets back to the Supreme Soul.
The sensory organs of the biological body need a different diet. When the same feed repeats, you get bored and look for something new.
Since souls do not have the body's ability to express or feel nerve pressure, souls remain silent for up to 100 years until they are reborn in the flesh.
