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An explanation of reincarnation
The concept that most people have of reincarnation is not accurate. The common idea is that we are here to learn and to correct any errors that we made in previous incarnations. As the sceptics say, this is a rather ridiculous situation as we have no way of achieving anything because we are born with our memories of previous incarnations completely wiped
The reason for numerous incarnations is to enable us (our spirit or soul) to experience every aspect of living in a physical world. Through various incarnations we experience the full range of emotions from fear through to love - joy through to sorrow - pain through to pleasure. In fact, every single emotion you can think of. Each one of our senses is given the full treatment within its range. All this occurs over hundreds if not thousands of lifetimes. In a typical scenario a group of souls agrees to work together to have certain experiences. These may incarnate as family members or friends. So, for example, your current parents may, in a previous existence, have been your brother and sister or cousins. Next time around, you could not only be in a different family relationship, but you could be of a different gender. In any group of souls there is nearly always one who has the ability to remember their purpose in life and so can guide other family members towards the right path. Karma is the correcting of an imbalance. All experiences are of a positive or negative energy. There is nothing wrong with either positive or negative energy but they need to balance each other. If, at the end of an incarnation you have built up an excess of positive energy, then the next time you come into life, you will have negative experiences. The opposite occurs if you had built up an excess of negative energies. There may be a gap of many years between incarnations or there may be only a matter of weeks or months. When we’ve run through the full range of physical experiences we are free to become energy spirits or light bodies. At many stages of our soul’s development, we can choose to become teachers and have the ability to influence others from time to time. The time is fast approaching when we will all become aware as there are forces at work correcting the imbalance of negative energies that has occurred on Earth. As more and more of us become aware, like a snowball, the positive energies will overwhelm the imbalance and the world will be at peace. This is what will be known as The New World Order. In the past, the negative ‘powers that be’ have used this phrase and given it an aspect to be feared. Believe me, there is no reason to fear this New World Order. |
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I'd call that a True World Order!
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Brinty,
This is all in your own words, isn't it? No copy and paste? I like the way you do that... |
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Thanks Brinty, good thread.
I think along similar lines to yours but I have always wondered, the time frames of our individual lives in this carnation vary. Do you think that a young person, say, newborn-20yrs who dies from what ever cause's has aquired enough of this carnations experiences to warrant the death, or death of vehical if you will. 'Been there done that' now onto the next mission, so to speak? or perhaps there are just random events that no one or thing has control over? Love to read your thoughts on this? Peace. |
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That was cool Britny! I'm thinking we will always need our physical bodies. I just think we keep getting recycled back into this world indefinitely. I'm not sure I buy the karmic aspects. Life happens...whether you are good or bad...or whether your chakras are balanced or not. My guess is that eventually we will be able to remember past lives at will...and will not forget our previous life when we reincarnate into a new life. But who knows...maybe that would spoil the innocence of forgetfulness. We're supposed to be gods...but we can't seem to remember anything. 'I created something yesterday...but I can't remember what it was.'
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jross, one reason maybe for short, cutoff lifetimes maybe because of a life cut short because of suicide (having to complete the life they would have had!). Also,I have thought that a young person may come back for a specific purpose e.g. the waking up of their family or a member of their family through the shock of their death.
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Brinty, I have been taught that we come in to a particular lifetime clothed in the body best suited for our learning and also the particular attitudes not completed, or brought to wisdom in previous lifetimes. Our personality self may not know what our past lives were and what we still have to learn, but our soul does!
We are compelled, drawn to, experience what is unfinished in us. For instance, the religious, self-righteous person who judged the morals of others in a previous life would come back in a sensuous body hell-bent on exploring sexuality. Whatever we judge, condemn in others, we get to come back "as" in the next lifetime. We can then experience, understand, and then we have wisdom and compassion. This makes sense to me. Love Carmen Last edited by Carmen; 12-03-2009 at 03:53 AM. |
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Jross, the group souls have a contract or plan of an existence for them to experience in a particular incarnation. This plan is overseen and given the nod (so to speak) of a higher council. The individual soul selects its physical parents and sets the conditions of its own physical death. Now, in the case of say, a child being stillborn, or dying very young, its purpose for doing so could be to work off some karma for one or both it parents. At all times, the higher council has the final say but only on rare occasions do they change what has been decided by the group souls. Free will is the overriding consideration. It is the soul's choice to do what they wish - but if they get caught in the physical, earthly cycle of love of materialism, they will be required to reincarnate until they break that habit. |
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i really enjoyed reading this thread, very simply and eloquently put
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I just wonder what kind of experience those, who were tortured to death in many different ways, wanted to have....
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Brinty, I liked your post and your ideas, however it is my solemn belief that reincarnation for most souls on Earth has become completely involuntary and that we have been trapped by the web of karma, by DNA tampering, by the hijacking of the D12 stargates...and our experiences, good and bad but especially bad, are being "consumed" by other dimensional beings for sustenance.
The idea that we keep coming back again and again by our own accord because we want to experience all aspects of life--well it sounds good on paper, but my gut says no. I think we are being TOLD that, to keep us in line...even between lives. What we learn in this life is very important, because we do retain that knowledge between lives and we can perhaps make other decisions or at least attempt to go in another direction. My task this life is to do whatever I can to break the cycle....because I am busting out of here if I can. |
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I go along with most of what you said. I have a question regarding memory
Why do others want to do recessions to bring back the memories of past lives? I believe we all have to experience every lesson but my biggest question is, Is just knowing about something count as a lesson learned? I read a true story and in it the reason they came back was to do it right but there was still a chance of failing and being brutally killed again. But it was their choice to come back or not |
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In most cases, people who found out about past lives were astonished at what they had experienced. They didn't go looking for these experiences but had them uncovered through regressive hypnotherapy. You ask "Is just knowing about something count as a lesson learned?" The answer to that question is "yes, partly". Knowing about something is the first step to true awareness. The next step is accepting that something as fact. Negative experiences in our lifetimes are the balancing actions of karma. What we experience is something we have been guilty of perpetrating in a past existence. If, on the other hand, we have positive experiences, that's because we gave positive experiences to others in the past. As the saying goes, "what comes round, goes round." |
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And the ones that were tortured in the previous lives had been tortured by others? So when did it all start? Who started torturing first?
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No disrespect, but I have always had a problem believing the ideas of the living whenever they try to explain life after death. The theories may be intriguing, but I never had the opportunity to speak to a deceased person to confirm the information, and it doesn’t help when the new souls arriving have no recollection of their past lives. It sounds to me, that I might be doomed in my next life because I do too much positive things in this life. That doesn’t sound good to me at all. Besides, knowing what I know about manifestations…I doubt if I want to believe I will be back here again suffering.
Life after death could probably be what ever our minds deem it to be. As individuals, our thoughts make our surroundings. So logically, I would think taking that same mentality into the after life will just intensify the experiences with these all so familiar thoughts. The scale of manifestations will be larger because of the fact that you’re now fully exposed and swimming in the pure mind….therefore creating your description of heaven and hell. Think it create it. Oooor, maybe the soul will just go onto another realm or planet. Or it can reincarnate into another animal. Or maybe I have done a heap of foul stuff in a past life, if so, why don’t I have any memories of it. Yes, anything is possible. This is very interesting Brinty (as you are always), but I find this very speculative and for sanity reasons, I digress Peace |
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That is knowledge that I don't have access to. It is not for us to know everything at this stage of our development. The message that comes through is "what happened in the past is not important, what IS important is what is being done in the present to influence the future in a positive way"
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I'm sorry that you've never had the experience of "talking" to a deceased loved one. I can assure you there isn't a more rewarding experience. To know there is awareness after death is very comforting - particularly as you get closer to popping off. There are things out there in the true reality that we can't even begin to imagine. So much so that we are unable to comprehend even a small part of it. There is usually a good reason for us not knowing everything. We have to progress through stages in our development. For example, you wouldn't try teaching calculus to kindergarten children before they've learned to add and subtract. As the old adage goes, "softly, softly, catchy monkey." |
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