>>6038
>if that motivation is being housed in the physical body's spirits. So maybe creating a more permanent 'astral vessel' with its own spirits would help with this.

>I was spending most of the day on the computer, so the computer was how most of reality was being defined for me. Which isn't great because this can be manipulated pretty easily and isn't that accurate besides.
I think this is a matter of mental clarity and ability to feel and analyze. The people I've seen who are astrally immortal and remain over there aren't necessarily those who "did things" even if they of course also had lives, because most people do all sorts but don't achieve this. If you can use your computer to reflect on yourself, it's not different from a writer using pen and paper or a mechanic typerwriter.

>>6039
>Close to what?
Style of her and how she feels is similar to the age of the Ripper but she was never put through the same things. Let me make a guess: I do see her having an immortal form, the kind of "line" which I've seen at 1D on others, like mentioned Virginia Woolf. People who are able to define themselves in a complex environment perhaps and it appears as if they turned themselves into a line drawing. From a quick divination I think it's that she is part of the "ripper egregore" because she was allowed to grow up freely and roam the streets safely, as a result of the real dangers being removed by the ripper. Like living in a safe bubble in this messy city period because if being able to empathize with a role which is protected by someone else.

If you also saw her at 14, maybe that period of her life was also defined enough that it's a different person.