@MWal,
MWal wrote: Death can just be another pain
Death is not pain - it is game over, not a pain. It may be pain to the people around, but not to the individual subjected to death. Anyway.
MWal wrote: ... our body doesn't survive, but our spirit lives on.
This is highly disputable. Besides IMV it is just the opposite - the material carriers of the body survive ... and turn into crops, pasture, flowers, CO2 emissions ... to stand forever, and the soul simply disappears ... from where it has come. We don't know neither where is this, not why it has obviously access to the life on Earth.
This is as if to claim that the electric power line may 'die' (of rust or decaying or thunder-strike), but the electricity will live forever. Without the material carrier it is highly disputable what could have happened with the soul upon death. It may continue 'to live', but not exactly as we imagine. It may be saved as some quantum history record somewhere for 'archive purposes'. Who knows.
Otherwise we have to accept that the information (the history record of someone's life) can completely be erased with the time, which puts into question some other issues, for the loss of information in the Universe. If the Universe is continuously loosing information, what part of the original info (about its creation by the Big Bang, for example) might have come to the present day.
If information in the Universe can be lost, a lot of scientific theories become highly disputable.
MWal wrote: Blessed imagination.
You have no verifiable evidences and plausible arguments that it is
imagination and not subconscious intuition, or something else.
MWal wrote: Can it be born from the stars?
One cannot tell from where something might have come before establishing what it actually is.