QUESTION:
Dear lee, you often speak of the One playing at being the Many, which creates the illusion of birth and death. If the Soul is never born and never ceases to exist, how can we explain the linear sequence of a person’s births, deaths, and parallel incarnations, and does it maintain its self-awareness? Does this imply that the "many" is a fixed quantity?
RESPONSE FROM LEE:
While humans experience time as a sequence, for the One, everything is a singular process occurring in the Here.
This goes deeper than it may seem at first.
Consider this perspective: every point of the physical "Here" exists ETERNALLY.
You might believe your childhood has passed, but every single moment of those early years still Exists.
This means the past never truly vanishes—it simply Is.
Consequently, the Soul cannot forget anything for one simple reason: it is directly present "Here" in every moment of every incarnation, from the first breath to the last. All lives are eternally alive.
Furthermore, Existence functions specifically through dynamism. Nothing is static, for if it were, it would cease to exist.
This implies that every "Is" dynamically alters its connections rather than its actual existence.
What you perceive as life moving from start to finish is actually a change in the connections of every element of "Is," driven by the trajectory of your own movement.
