The only hell that Dylan and Eric could have gone to is of their own making as their spirits left their bodies and the earth plane. If they felt badly about themselves and what they’d done then they would only be preventing themselves from transitioning to the higher astral planes. They, and anyone that felt undeserving and unworthy of moving onward, could potentially be trapped in the lower astral planes of existence and in a realm of their own creation based on what they expected they deserved to find. It amounts to a ‘hell’ conceived of their own making. For example, some spirits that haven’t processed their death yet or are still tormented by things they’d said and done in their last incarnation may be, for an example, trapped in a black murky stasis where they feel as if they are wandering helplessly, lost and utterly alone. But they are never truly alone, they just haven’t worked that out yet in limited awareness of their present situation. They haven’t removed their own blinders to become aware outside their self generated torment that there is always guidance if they let go and open themselves to it. The key about creating the reality you wish to find on the other side is essentially all about forgiveness. Forgiving oneself is the hardest lesson of all and that process can be in stages for some based on what they feel they do or do not deserve after their death. So, Dylan and Eric each died expecting what they would find or would not find on the other side. They created and conceived their own reality based on their thoughts and what they were open to or expect and most importantly whether they felt they deserved the potential of transcending onward to the boundless experience in the higher spiritual realms.
Yes, they did commit a horrible act of violence and killed people; they took the lives of other spirits. But the judgment we pass here on the earth is not the same as it is over there. In the spiritual realm, the human deemed ‘bad’ actions that they’d committed here on the earth plane becomes but one of many, many learning experiences our souls are capable of undergoing. It series of choices that we humans can make or choose not to. The spiritual incarnations of ‘Eric’ and ‘Dylan’ chose to undergo a difficult human experience before they were souls born here and as a result of living those lives, they ended up experiencing struggles and ultimately making choices that were fear-based rather than out of love and letting go. Their egos got stuck on the importance of taking revenge and having the last say with the school. They clung to that anger and bitterness which originally stemmed out of a place of fear from being bullied. They chose fear, hate and destruction and got stuck on that rather than to just move on with their lives and choosing life after High School. Once they died, their spirits would be processing and reflecting on those series of choices. Ultimately the entire spiritual universe is essentially about love and forgiveness. Dylan and Eric would progress and ascend to higher realms only as soon as they found it in themselves to finally release the past, to work with the lives of the soul’s they’d taken and most importantly, to learn to forgive themselves. Only then would they be able to progress into what you would probably call ‘heaven’ or the higher spiritual realms. There is no permanency of perpetual ‘hell’ for those who die, only stages of spiritual progression and enlightenment.
Dylan transitioned to the higher spirit realm more effortlessly because he had already envisioned transcending to the “Halcyon”. He created his reality with his thoughts over a period of time before 4/20. Dylan had expectations for his afterlife, of freedom, happiness, love and bliss. In addition to that, Dylan already had a sense, an awareness, of how the universe worked in the grand scheme of thing. He came to the conclusion that his existence as the human body and the entity of ‘Dylan Klebold’ was extremely hard to manage and he was finding himself unable to cope: “Wierd life; Weird Time; Weird Existence” So, he made the choice to opt out but also made a very destructive choice in addition to self destruction – the taking of many lives along with him. He was so checked out in a state of apathy, he really didn’t factor in what the act of murdering people would do for him in terms of processing those choices in the spiritual realm. All he had was a head start in knowing that things would be less of a struggle on the other side than in the physical plane but again, he also had to do a lot of work to progress and deal with a sense of regret and responsibility and his obligations for those choices made. He has had to do a lot of owning up and I do think he has mostly come to terms with his fair share.
Eric’s transition would’ve been less easier because he had no clue what was in store for him on the other side. “I hope death is like a dream-like state” He hoped. But it was just a big giant question mark to him really. When Eric killed himself abruptly and prefunctory, he was in an intense state of a lot of self hatred/loathing, pain and very tormented. I’d say he took a lot of time in the lower realms stuck in a sense of anger, failure and self repudiation. Let’s just say it’s been a looonger process for him to integrate and evolve..
Both transitioned in different manners but it’s all good and neutral because no matter what level they were/are at in the process, it is simply just a learning experience for their souls. There is not a ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ way to be while in the midst of evolving; it’s all about learning from from your choices – either fear or loved based – and being open to forgiveness, love and enlightenment, especially within your own self.
The Everlasting Contrast 