Is there a conclusion to the transition when everyone becomes conscious?

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Is there a conclusion to the transition when everyone becomes conscious?-1

❓QUESTION:
And what is the outcome? If there is one, of course). Suppose that after some indescribable-in-yards years, when all the "slow-witted" have gone through their lessons, become 5D and felt their oneness with I Am, with the Source, there will be nothing left to feel? Or will there only remain "lying in a bath in foam" and "petting a cat")? Will everything here lose its meaning, or what?
❗️ANSWER by lee:
A certain outcome is not linear but multidimensional. That is, in it the concept of time and of yards of years does not have our meaning. Time signifies only the characteristics of how events are arranged in relation to one another, and not movement toward something unknown ahead. It is already known.
The meaning here is paradoxical. It lies in "adding clarity," improving precision, feeling more vividly, enhancing detail. And this means that the end and the beginning are in one place. Only the quality of the content changes. It improves to infinity.
Therefore the end does not come about in events; it comes about in the participant's decision to leave these circles of repetition of quality improvement. This is how it happens with everything and always. In the context of your question, this can be conveyed as: each soul, having had its fill of play in this world, leaves it in order to begin realizing the experience gained here in another world.

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