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Itofazconnection is a grouping name for a number of different types and ways to connect different types of itofazpaths and other itofazspaces. Having the same ixperiencitness is a founding concept for types of connections for conscious existence . The ixperiencitness concept is a continuum concept which means that it is more complex than all or nothing, or 0% versus 100%. Ixperiencitness can have any percentage identity between two different consciousnesses such as 35%. A connection that almost every human is aware of is their past. Usually the closer the past is to you the better you are consciously connected to it. But sometimes we do not remember what just happened to us such as when drugs, alcohol, or injury effect us.

The "ito" concept or itoconcept represents the grouping name for the different types of consciousness producing itobodies or itocomponents. The "faz" concept or fazconcept represents the grouping name for the awareconcept, mentaconcept, physiconcept, physaconcept, neuroconcept, ixpeconcept, and epiconcept.

Awareconections and mentaconections deal with connections between different consciousnesses. Physiconections deal with the connections between actual bodies. Physaconections deal with the connections of structures and functionings of bodies. Neuroconnections deal with the connections between the structures and functionings of the consciousness and ixperiencitness producing part or parts of the body. Ixpeconnections deal with the connections between the ixperiencitness produced by differnt itobodies. Epiconnections deal with the connections between the knowledge about itobodies and itocomponents and the consciousness and ixperiencitness that they produce.

When dealing with and understanding life after death, any consciousness produced by any body that has the same ixperiencitness as another consciousness produced by another body is a case of life after death or multiplicity for each other. The two consciousness with the same ixperiencitness may have a lot that connects them or very little that connects them consciously. On one extreme if their structure and functioning is identical their consciousness will be identical. the other extreme is where they no longer have 100% the same ixperiencitness. Assume that all of your life you have the same ixperiencitness, at two years old your consciousness will be very different from when you are 90 and about to die. As a general rule, there will be less conscious connections the more differences there is in the structure and functioning of the brain.