So all reality would be consensus reality.

This could be thought of in terms of different dimensions which intersect at the juncture of the physical universe.

Death and reincarnation all forming part of each consensus reality.

So when a person dies in L. Ron Hubbard's reality, he is sent to an implant station, re-implanted and ejected back into a body here on earth. This reality is absolutely real and is populated with all the beings  and characters mentioned by Hubbard (incl Xenu). Spirits decay and turn into matter unless they get their required auditing, etc.

When a person dies in a "Life is a school" reality (and 3 spirits meld into one when they have overcome their egos), they go back to their headmaster to pick their new incarnation and new earth buddies for the next life.

When a Christian dies who believes in resurrection, there he goes and sleeps and waits for the resurrection. Etc. Etc.

To an infinite variety and depth.

There is no  other meaning and no other possibilities, except for whichever consensus reality (dimension) you are in.

It also depends on how open your consciousness is to love, assistance and "other" possibilities.  People get stuck in belief systems when, in their way of thinking, there is no other way.  This is usually just bunk, but many areas of consciousness have systems in place with leaders and followers. 

I see focus 27 as an open area where people not bound by rigid thinking can coexist, and no one imposes his/her views on another.  Reality is created freely there, as thought translates immediately into something tangible.

The worst thing to think of, Neil, is that you are being directed along one inexorable path, by forces beyond your control.  This only happens if you willingly cede your ability to make your own path.

Free will appears to be present to all people at all times.  Stuck thinking implies we relinquish our free will to something or someone else.  This doesn't have to happen.

Matthew

As an actor (stage, mostly) I approach a role with research first. The I plan what I'm going to do for the most part and the I execute that plan. During the process I learn a vast amount not just about my character but about the time period the show is set in and of course about the other characters. A character is like my ego to me. It is a projection not of what I really am, but of the role I am playing in that play. It can be entertaining but it is also a lot of work if you really put your heart into it.

I think the theatre is a great metaphor for how spiritual progression develops. We're making movies down here, but we are learning in the process and maybe it's just one GIGANTIC movie...the lessons learned are real. G O D (Jodie, I like to say) is the director. When you go against the director you are in for a world of shite. The Golden Rule serves all. Just some thoughts...I think of retrievals as being an actor who gets lost on his way to the dressing room. I know it sounds glib but it is a metaphor to help me keep my place on the Plan IT.

And a play is definitely a consensus reality, right?

Yours,
Beau