❓QUESTION:
About the game mentioned in the question "How do other incarnations influence the current life" (you have already written: 1; 2 ). What game, then, do the extra-dimensional beings play? After all, they have their own other lives, which may even be "negative", and they communicate with them, helping them, making contact telepathically or physically.
❗️ANSWER by Lee:
These are your other lives in an expanded version. Here the logic is "other dimensions" for other planets, including different levels of higher-lower frequency.
That is, being at a given point in time, you incarnate simultaneously as a "fan" across different planets and different dimensions. This allows you to saturate your experience from all points of view within this Universe.
Moving along timelines, you do this on each of them. The overall experience of traveling through the dimensions of the Universe gives you (as a soul) all kinds of knowledge about yourself in all possible circumstances. Here the roles also change: student-teacher, victim-aggressor, the one falling-the one saving, guardian-attacker…
Look holistically at the entire canvas of different stories, for example, as at a collection of plots and thousands of books – it is experience, sensations, cognition of oneself, the unfolding of skills, and so on.
Such an expanded point of view gives clarity in understanding how wretched religious concepts are. You can also realize how absurd "spirituality" is as something "especially valuable".
The breadth of experience of this Universe – that is the goal. Moreover, it is a dynamic goal – it is realized in the very fact of expanding experience. After all, next you go on to create new kinds of Universes, using the experience gained, rather than sitting forever in paradise, occupied… by nothing at all, actually.
The Fan of Incarnations and the Soul's Experience in Other Dimensions
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