❓QUESTION:
So, if we are all one and DNA changes with our vibrations, does searching for information about ancestors and lineage lose some meaning? I've always been interested in genealogy and considered knowledge about the people through whom I came to be important: for example, on my mother's female line, there were midwives and herbalists; they healed people with their hands. It's cool and pleasant to realize this and think that perhaps it's also in me. But after diving into lee's materials, this feels less important and valuable, because there are no 'theirs'/'ours' — we are all One, whether we are blood relatives or not. And I can be whoever I want if it brings me joy and is not hindered by limiting beliefs. Dear lee, what are your thoughts on this? Is there a global meaning to studying ancestors and 'coming closer' to one's lineage, beyond my personal joy from the process and results?
❗️ANSWER from lee:
Besides your joy, there is no other meaning.
If you are interested in studying genealogy, you will find much more there than 'connections to lineage'. This topic has many potentials, from understanding why you chose this particular family for incarnation, to realizing from which star systems your DNA came and what connections are currently active within it.
And also, in the middle of this topic, there is mitochondrial DNA, into which additional changes could have been made to you or your parents. These changes are part of an extended program for uniting the star family in the near future.
So, the topic of 'lineage' is a rather narrow concept, which, by the way, smells slightly of conventions and self-limitation (manipulation for the sake of isolation and contrasts with other people). Look at this topic more broadly and you will have more joyful discoveries.
