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That was bad.
I'm probably going to tell it.

But not the cool one's ...

Yet more devils and demons to prey upon.
Am I stuck with them, or are they stuck with me?

Question, how would I be getting hurt? or experiencing anything at all?

I wouldn't have my nervous system with me, no nerves to sense pain, no pain center to deliver it to, no way to feel heat, or anything at all.

How does the soul experience anything?

How does the soul scream? no vocal chords, no mouth or tongue, nothing to make noise with.

In fact, all the parts of my brain that produces anything that you'd associate with me, like my identity, personality, memories, thoughts, feelings beliefs, opinions, imagination, capacity to sense anything, etc. all that stuff will not be coming with me, it al remains behind with my body, so in what sense is my soul me at all? There wouldn't be anything of myself, nothing, as every trait I have, physical or psychological, all originates from a specific point on my physical body, and all that stays behind when I die. Every part of the mind maps to a part of the brain or other area of the body, after death, that's all a part of my cadaver.

If these mental and physical faculties are somehow being emulated or reproduced in the afterlife, then how come we can lose them in the here and now while we live? Why wouldn't the soul take over from where the physical form is deficient? How could anyone here possibly develop nerve or brain damage?

I want to know the mechanics of the soul and the afterlife more. the soul originally comes from the term for "breath", your spirit is a gas, hence why ghosts were so often characterized either as risen corpses or gaseous beings, in the first, the gas renters the dead body and animates it, or takes the form of how they looked when they died, perhaps because they lingered behind in their cadavers and were somehow molded into that form, in the second, its more upfront, and much of the powers traditionally attributed to ghosts come from this gaseous state of being.

Whatever. surely you've got some answers for me.

The space marines regularly visit hell, they call it the warp, but it is a series of hellish domains filled with devils and demons, and each has a different kind of torture for a different kind of sinner, all of which amount to some kind of ironic punishment, even if the intent is not to punish them, and it is their sins that ultimately bring them to the hell they end up in.

triggered? Is that what you call 'triggered', faguette?