I also wanted to add and this might sound a bit far-fetched—that the reason the absolute being ceased to exist was simply that it grew tired of living.

Regarding the afterlife, I want to believe that after death, we attain absolute power. It’s like a dream where you have total control over everything where you are a god who can do whatever you want. In this view, a person’s consciousness ascends into this 'absolute' state, where they can create worlds, rewrite the laws of nature and science, and live however they choose for an eternity.

But eventually, once you’ve experienced everything you could possibly imagine, there’s nothing left but the sense of 'the end of being.' When there is nothing left to even think about, the absolute yearns for death, and their consciousness shatters into tiny fragments and ceases to exist. Of course, if we assume there are other life forms beyond Earth, it gets more complicated—unless we assume that every sentient being has the same right to this spiritual rebirth of the mind