The Denial Trap: Is It Possible to Permanently Erase Someone from Your Life?

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The Denial Trap: Is It Possible to Permanently Erase Someone from Your Life?-1

Is it possible to completely remove a person from every version of your existence?

❓QUESTION:

In the webinar "Multidimensionality: Facet 7. Flow," you stated that "a past version of a person continues to interact with my past version," but I do not want this individual to communicate with my other versions and would prefer they were erased from my entire universal memory across all timelines. Is this possible if I change my frequency?

❗️LEE'S ANSWER:

If that is your goal, you have yet to grasp the true nature of multidimensionality. Every event exists ETERNALLY. There is no place called "nowhere."

This is not a matter of separate entities communicating, but rather the fact that there is only One Entity, a single Beingness right Here.

Your wish for someone to vanish is the desire of an ego that perceives itself as a separate unit. It is precisely this perspective that creates a negative state whenever you encounter another "separate individual."

This is a dynamic of struggle and resistance within a linear perception.

At this stage, it would be futile to tell you that all of this is a pure illusion, no more real than a dream.

However, you should realize today that an emotional focus on "I don't want" creates the opposite effect—it is that very rejection that actively attracts the circumstance.

A far more advantageous position is "I don't care," as it ensures you do not attract anything at a lower frequency. Instead, you automatically draw in what exists at a higher frequency. This is closer to the state of Flow, where you are simply carried toward expansion. In such a case, any positive focus on even the simplest pleasant circumstance creates a powerful shift toward improvement in all areas of your life.

Here, "not caring" does not imply a lack of energy, but rather a state of indifference toward irritants in favor of an interest in pleasant things.

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