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Reply #45 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 3:24pm
 
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Let me tell you though, rational knowledge gives no comfort during real life crises.  That is where truly spiritual people will find solace over the rationalists.


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Real life crisis is what makes people truly spiritual, because all people seek solace.  The question is where does one draw the lines for fact, opinion, belief, denial, and suppression? 

To get stuck in a BST requires one to have beliefs.  Those with none should have no problem.   Undecided
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Reply #46 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 4:08pm
 
Doc:

Amen to your last two sentences.

Regarding my experiences, even though during meditation I've seen beautiful scenery and things such as hillsides with robed beings walking on them, I've never had an experience where I went to a place like focus 27, and found out how things work.

I did find myself one night in a formless, heavenly realm , where I understood that the afterlife is true, I understood how it is possible without having to think about it,  and I understood that everything works out wonderfully for everybody in the end.  This state of being felt absolutely wonderful. It was such a surprise, at the time. I also saw a bright star,  which made feel/think that Jesus Christ is a being of significant importance, but I had no sense of the fire and brimstone business people sometimes connect to him.

About a month ago I visited the entrance way (not a door, a realm you descend into) of a hell like realm, but not a fire and brimstone kind of hell. I automatically understood that spirits stuck in their own darkness abide there, and they get out when they ask for help, and a spirit being from a higher realm comes to help them.  I felt absolutely no fear during this experience, because there was no sense that I would have to go into the realm, or that a being from it could come after me.



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Thanks Recoverer,

I agree that evil and good are not absolute in us; we are far more complex while individuals.  I was hoping that you, Bruce and others, any who had direct experiences (NDEs, etc.) would comment.  

When you read of some astral adepts, mediums, etc., some will claim extensive voyages to the other side to observe and question.  

So, yeah, I'm interested in how the process of incarnation works.  I know that when we die, we may get answers in certain areas (focus 27) that we just can't get now.

The rational approach won't save us, but it is a necessary underpinning to our spiritual journeys.  Let me tell you though, rational knowledge gives no comfort during real life crises.  That is where truly spiritual people will find solace over the rationalists.


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Reply #47 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 4:18pm
 
Beautifully written and said.  I agree with much of it.  They just threw love in and the end though without an explanation.  If oneness is always there, and there is no enlightenment, and our struggles are all illusory, than there may be no reason or indication to do anything while incarnate.  We could all just sit around with a glazed look on our face waiting for death and the shedding of this illusory flesh to merge back into the godhead. 

PUL is important.  We are all one, and enlightenment is about experiencing that in a perceptive way.  I think the author is a bit dismissive of this fact.  Still I agree with the unity of all things (as I always have in my posts).  I think that as we explore our consciousness, in our illusory humanity, we may note certain patterns and share them with each other here.  Almost like making a map of where consciousness can go from our starting illusory point, before it merges back to a vast undifferentiated state.  That is why I posted my question.


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Reply #48 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 5:49pm
 
thanks for the Tony Parsons thing AnnaM.
I enjoyed it. you know, maybe it's just me, but feeling oneness is the same thing as feeling unconditional love.

I still feel a question inside Doc. can't answer it as it seems part of your intention for incarnating this go around. but I can share a retrieval story. I retrieved a serial killer/rapist once. there were guides all around and the whole thing seemed staged for my recognition of my own power to transmute energy of another...to mellow him out so to speak by projecting PUL. I don't know how I pulled it off, but I came out of this retrieval owning my power. I handed him over to another guide on the other planes and she took him off to whereever these go, my personal proof that there is a place for everyone. then when I came out of this I realized I could do this on this plane too..transmute the energy of such as this one by not having fear inside me should it ever come to this..for I'd had the question if I was strong enough to be able to turn a situation around.
well, this may be the point, that we do create our reality here by concentrating on PUL, but not fear and PUL in the same place, as can't be done to have both energies in the same room efficiently, as there would be conflict then. so, yea, love is the answer. I actually pulled a superb con on this chap, but another part of me did love him, as I could see if he hurt me, he would be only hurting himself in the long run. to do this, I had to love myself and believe in my right to be unmolested above his belief in his right to molest me. loving, sending this PUL to him turned him into putty in my hands...now, maybe u think this is sexual...but it was spiritual..while to him women were the enemy as no woman had loved him before, but one had told him he was nothing, and not a man. so he had sexual and control problems, while I had personal power problems. thankfully, we both got a resolvement, like a win-win.
it's great when we get to work problems out in the ozone and don't have to work them out on the physical planes. love, alysia
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Reply #49 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 6:46pm
 
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Matthew,

I hesitate to paste this material from Tony Parson's website. It is very radical and most people are not ready for it, unless you've  had this direct experience. But, I'm going to stick my neck out, because my direct experience and Knowing resonates with this.



"Seeing and Not Seeing"
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Yes, thanks for posting that AnnaM.  I'm reading the website - good stuff, I'm going to study it more.  I find myself already knowing what some of it will say, but not sure that means I understand it.  Simplicity is key - I get that much!
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Reply #50 - Mar 8th, 2006 at 7:35pm
 
I can't say that I agree with the Tony Parson's article.

If you want to get over your ego and the thought patterns and old emotional hurts that limit you, then you're going to have to put in a lot of effort into doing so. You'll need to get to the point where you're willing to look at anything. I don't believe that It's a matter of having one key insight, nor a matter of not seaking.

As far as us being individuals, we're all definitely individuals, and intentionally. The thing is to find that we aren't just mere body/ego/personalities. We're beings of love and light who are at one with many other beings of love and light and God. Why not relish this?
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Reply #51 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 8:26am
 
Bud_s wrote:

Again, I don't think moral and ethical behavior are an issue in the afterlife.  Morals and ethics have changed radically in our history over the last 100,000 years.  Rape and murder were not morally wrong in our early existance, they were part of a normal day. 

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I DISAGREE!!

Did you ask the women that were raped if this was just part of a normal day that they accepted?!   Shocked
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Reply #52 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 8:36am
 
Every single creature in the universe knows what’s right and what’s wrong (even if unconscious) - depending on its evolutionary status it will suffer the consequences of its acts deeper. Its impossible to make intentionally somebody to suffer without a payback of the law that was created to teach us according our acts.

(it happens inside us We are our own Judge - Its God's precense inside us)
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Reply #53 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 8:58am
 
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Matthew: “So how does the worst of humanity become incarnate, and where are they coming from?” 

“No, by all cosmoethical rights, that person will go to a plane set by his/her thought, which most of us would call a hell.  How long will they be there?  Did they incarnate knowing that outcome?  Or, as I asked previously could a spirit from one of these low planes incarnate as easily as one from Focus 27?”

“…wondering if and how incarnation occurs with those in planes we would normally consider of very restricted choice (hells).”

Don said: “The Bible does not allow for reincarnation, but it does allow for the soul's preexistence and implies that the dynamics of a soul's preexistent state might be reflected in one's earthly mentality and predicament.”


I, too, have struggled with the concept of reincarnation and couldn’t buy into this idea because of the same questions you’re asking Matthew and also because of the biblical teaching Don mentions.

I think if we look at this from the perspective of the higher self meaning the complete and total essence of God that the higher self is, then incarnations of the higher self makes sense and the idea that each soul of the higher self does not reincarnate.

To use Bruce’s analogy of the disk (higher self) and (probes) each of our incarnations, then each incarnation of personality can be understood as being a single incarnation that does not reincarnate.  To answer your question Matthew, a probe (soul) stuck in a hell does not, cannot reincarnate.  We are never separated from our higher self at any point, even if we end up in a hell.  Someone, whose vibrations are raised to say focus 27, is then able to realize the totality of who they really are and this fragment of the total self is brought back into the higher self in the sense that the connection is remembered. 

To me this concept can only be understood by seeing it from the perspective of the totality of the higher self, which is the higher self of each personality that incarnates.  Since each person is always connected to their total essence, then remembering what we call past lives and working out karma makes more sense, too.

Now consider the possibility that if a soul completes his or her life task and reaches an exit point, the higher self is then able to choose to either exit or incarnate more of it’s essence into the same body and incorporate this and create a new life purpose.  I know it may sound a bit far out, but it does happen, especially in those souls that are ready to switch from learning from the experience of pain and suffering to learning from conscious creativity.

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Reply #54 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 9:03am
 
My God

Things are so simple. I can't understand why do you make them look so complex and crazy.

simplicity means perfection guys.

reicarnations is a very easy do understand process.

If you fail you try again till you feel ok.

So please don't get crazy about that.
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Reply #55 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 9:58am
 
Hi Kardec,

Yes, it is simple once someone views this concept from the perspective of the higher self-essence.  Some of us sometimes run into obstacles that make us ask hard questions because of the beliefs we hold or may not understand.  It is then that we need to think deeper for greater understanding and I think that’s what this thread is all about.

To put what I’m saying simply is to say that each incarnation is a new creation of higher self-essence for a specific purpose that meets the desires of higher self-essence, which is the part of us that is never separated from the Divine. 

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Reply #56 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 10:31am
 
Kardec,

I think that what you describe as simple with reincarnation is less so, if you read this entire thread.  Kathy's response, is the best I've heard so far to explain things, which in essence would mean an unrepentent person who does harm will not die, go to a hell and then reincarnate.  That person will remain in the hell until that part of consciousness can raise itself or wishes to.  What Kathy implies then is that we all have a higher self, and to that higher self we are one of many points of consciousness which are connected.

In the picture Kathy describes, the higher disc can send out probe after probe (incarnations), each with their own consciousness.  I believe this is Bruce's model too.  One does wonder why a higher self would be sending people down to earth who do harm and don't learn their lessons.

I myself am not sure about the higher self disc concept, as I feel we are all one, and part of one God.  Having a higher self composed of many points of consciousness is like a mini model for what I believe all of reality is.  Therefore, the higher self/disc is an artificial construct, no more real than our individual selves. 

Still, Kathy and Bruce have a workable model, although I would love to hear from Bruce as well on this thread.  I appreciate everyone's input.

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Reply #57 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 10:36am
 
Hi DocM  Thanks for the reply on focus 27. I went on to the afterlife and ive got a lot of informatoin from it . Ive found out a lot of things about the afterlife i did not know before . God bless juditha
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Reply #58 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 10:45am
 
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My God

Things are so simple. I can't understand why do you make them look so complex and crazy.

simplicity means perfection guys.

reicarnations is a very easy do understand process.

If you fail you try again till you feel ok.

So please don't get crazy about that.


well, Kardek, I feel the same way u do and I laugh about it because I just realized it's the nature of the beast to make it complex.

if u subscribe to nobody's right, nobody's wrong premise then we are all just coming here for the satisfaction of self expression, and u might admit talking and writing it down helps us all.
as for reincarnation and if, how, when it happens or what it is, a rule of thumb for me anyway is that for every rule, there are exceptions. I think about a story I read of a child born in India, who immediately after learning to talk to his current family began relating that he had been the husband of another woman. the current family took the child to the address which the child remembered and was reunited with the previous family and there was full remembrance of all details; the previous family did accept the child for who he said he was. weird? thats the rule that was broken idea. in most cases the memory is wiped clean for a new dive, as how could you have a new experience if you were in the same habitual behavior of a previous life?
I like the way Alan Watts puts it. he say you have this soup pot...experience in life is this soup pot. you put the turnips in there, the carrots, the potatoes, etc. everyday u add something new. pretty soon you just want to throw it out and make a new stew, maybe the new batch should taste better.
yea, I know this is too simple. so throw some love in the pot, maybe that will complicate it more. as for the bad guys, we need them as we don't notice the light without the shadow. but it's not a random incarnation idea, theres planners who help plan lives on the other side, like the higher self Kat talks about. it's not planned out to the last detail, but more like diving in with some particular intention, either complex or simple. Mozart is an example; started doing his intention real young, and perhaps this kid in India was his intention to blow our minds that he remembered being someone else so young. btw, this kid has an ok life, as now he ended up having two families and everyone was cool with it.
isn't this the weirdest planet? anything goes here! I must have been a plant in my last life; or maybe I was a rock and someone sat on me and I was cool with that; I'm like Dorothy in the wizard of oz and I can't wait to go home, not that it hasn't been grand discovering what it's like to be loved and to love.
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not everyone is on a love path but being on one since i read ACIM means you love the ones who dont seem to be on a love path just the same as the others..which just means to me, not being sappy (lol, a guide told me the other day I was a milk and honey tree which dripped sappiness; see how they are?)
but it just means to me to be in a balanced mental state with emotions. then u can see behind words whats really there. (looks pretty good to me!)
express yourselves all u cool people, we may never pass this way again!
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Reply #59 - Mar 9th, 2006 at 11:03am
 
I also think there is a fundamental flaw in Kardec's message that we come, we experience, make mistakes and if we don't get it right, well we'll have to start over and do it again.

This is what I believe is oversimplified.  I said on a previous post that I believe that to err is human, and the number of perfect humans who could act ethically under all circumstances and be counted as Saints may or may not fit on the head of a pin. 

Even in Don's posts, we see that he believes that God loves us not in spite of our imperfections but with them.  Now, I'm not sure I believe the Mary/Elias message of: you are not here to learn.  There is no school, there is only experience.  However, there is something to it.

The notion that our inner self wishes to "get it right," is likely true.  The notion that we will continue to incarnate our unique essence or re-incarnate, until we learn a specific lesson seems overly simplistic and untrue. 

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.  "And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make" (thank you Beatles).  Karma and like attracts like are demonstratable.  Reincarnation as a punishment of Karma is not (in my humble opinion.

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