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Those are interesting questions. I can't say that I have a coherent response, as it appears that our perception of time and of free will varies, if you go by "near death" experiences, and also if you go by results of afterlife exploration such as retrievals.
During some near death experiences people are given a choice between at least two different timelines, one in which they don't return to earth life, and another in which they do, in which specific offspring might be born, of which the near death experiencer receives a kind of precognition which might be so specific as to name the sex of the baby -- yet to be born.
This indicates to me that multiple timelines are, at times, visible in the afterlife, and that we do, indeed, at times, have free will to choose. This is beyond our ability to understand here. We are conditioned by our experiences here, so it seems illogical to us that both conditions can exist at the same time.
In addition, if you look at retrievals, it is clear that some "stuck" people seem to be experiencing their own "time loops" which may differ from what the retriever perceives. The retriever can simply "show up" sometimes and be able to distract the person enough for them to move on, in whatever way that works.
Frankly, I think there will be a lot of "ahas" going on, when we figure it out, eventually, after crossing over. What if all eventualities, all possibilities, were a given, something already available for us to choose from in our lifetimes? Wouldn't it be interesting, to a highly intelligent being, to watch which ones we choose at certain times and how that relates to every other choice made by other beings?
A huge, multi-layer chess board. If that is the case, we could hardly be blamed for our choices, as they were already there, but we might certainly have some interest in how it all played out when we return to our greater being in the great beyond which awaits us.
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