Not sure if this here is a conversation about Vestus Maxwell’s theory of forced reincarnation or of 4d4m’s theories and how all that ties together.
Anyway, I've given it a try and read through the document which OP has linked above (not sure if OP is the author of that document or if it's someone else). I’m also not unfamiliar with the overall idea of forced incarnation. However, there is nothing in the accounts and comments provided in the document that would convince me personally that the reincarnation trap/prison planet theory is true.
Having listened to many accounts of NDEs, OBEs, pre-birth memories and astral travels over time, I found the vast majority of them are positive experiences of the spiritual realm that don’t support the idea of souls being tricked and forced to do senseless reincarnations, right on the contrary. Even some of the accounts cited in the linked document above turn out to be overall positive experiences of the afterlife and positive takes on life on earth itself when you listen to the full story, although they do have some elements of seemingly forced reincarnation in them. (I haven’t checked out all of the accounts in full, though.)
I’ve also listened to some talks with people who seem to have some insight of the afterlife because of their NDEs, pre-birth memories or astral travels, and who were actually asked by the interviewer about possible forced reincarnation and the so called light trap as these ideas are brought up again and again. They were able to explain why on certain dimensions/levels of consciousness it can seem to some souls as if reincarnation was forced on them, as well as why certain souls really don’t have another choice. Also, they often state that up to a certain point an almost like automated process, generally known as karma, is involved. Their explanations and answers to these questions, which are quite consistent and similar to one another, make more sense to me personally than a reincarnation trap and some powerful beings abusing naïve souls. But that’s just my opinion. In the end everyone has to decide by themselves which accounts, theories and interpretations they want to believe, if any, also based on our own memories and experiences of the afterlife and spiritual world possibly.
What the writer of the document suggests as a solution to the possible reincarnation trap however, i.e. not going into the light after death, but staying as a “ghost” on Earth and trying to retrieve all memories of pls and LBLs there might not be a good idea at all. Many accounts of astral travellers and people with NDEs are consistent in that there are indeed some lower dimensions close to the Earth and even lower where negative emotions and negative thoughts of souls easily manifest and keep souls entrapped in a loop of self-punishment or boredom. So the author’s suggested way out of the cycle might actually be a path to self-entrapment and needless suffering, the exact things they want to avoid…
@Vestus Maxwell thanks for the links and for bringing up your ideas. If anything, as no one of us knows the full answer, it's still a theory interesting to think about and it's worth taking all possibilities into consideration.