the multiplicity of various seemingly "concurrent incarnations" is reflective of overlays with space . . . time is seen as a linear constant
yet the road it travels upon has hills and valleys so the plane has one speed the man on a donkey quite another; attempts to quantify this disparity in "experienced space/time" lead to constructs such as string theory, time folds, etc
I am NOT a physicist and so am coming to similar "conclusions" not through studying math and physics but through meditation and "searching for past lives"
but my search is pointing me in directions already traveled upon by quantum theorists
what is the MOST super fascinating aspect of my digging into the past life vault is the holographic "construction"
of collected/collective incarnations taken both as a "whole" and as a "singular expression"
this holographic modeling motif is so obvious
when looking at ways in which consciousness and individual "biography" intersect
. . . evolutionary steps mirror prior steps, even if the backdrop and time zones are markedly different, the "perceived experience(s)"
are mirrors
yet aren't
but they possess qualities "mirror-like" and can be experienced as parallel "just alike" experiences
all the while being significantly different yet eerily all the same
translated: we don't come back way different from who we were before; we come back with a lot more in common than not
and the mythology of being one thing then and something totally different now
is not my experience of "reincarnation"
space/time "folds", consciousness is non-local, experience and intention not the same thing
we come, to a large degree, "pre-loaded"
and what determines what comes into the load is a reflection of what's always been in the cosmic warehouse
a company that makes washing machines doesn't ship yachts or Ferraris
it ships washing machines
we can be in more than one place at a time but we can't (if my interpretation of what I am "seeing" is correct)
be two different "things"
"Time, time, time
See what's become of me
While I looked around
For my possibilities
I was so hard to please"
~ The Bangles, "Hazy Shade of Winter"
yet the road it travels upon has hills and valleys so the plane has one speed the man on a donkey quite another; attempts to quantify this disparity in "experienced space/time" lead to constructs such as string theory, time folds, etc
I am NOT a physicist and so am coming to similar "conclusions" not through studying math and physics but through meditation and "searching for past lives"
but my search is pointing me in directions already traveled upon by quantum theorists
what is the MOST super fascinating aspect of my digging into the past life vault is the holographic "construction"
of collected/collective incarnations taken both as a "whole" and as a "singular expression"
this holographic modeling motif is so obvious
when looking at ways in which consciousness and individual "biography" intersect
. . . evolutionary steps mirror prior steps, even if the backdrop and time zones are markedly different, the "perceived experience(s)"
are mirrors
yet aren't
but they possess qualities "mirror-like" and can be experienced as parallel "just alike" experiences
all the while being significantly different yet eerily all the same
translated: we don't come back way different from who we were before; we come back with a lot more in common than not
and the mythology of being one thing then and something totally different now
is not my experience of "reincarnation"
space/time "folds", consciousness is non-local, experience and intention not the same thing
we come, to a large degree, "pre-loaded"
and what determines what comes into the load is a reflection of what's always been in the cosmic warehouse
a company that makes washing machines doesn't ship yachts or Ferraris
it ships washing machines
we can be in more than one place at a time but we can't (if my interpretation of what I am "seeing" is correct)
be two different "things"
"Time, time, time
See what's become of me
While I looked around
For my possibilities
I was so hard to please"
~ The Bangles, "Hazy Shade of Winter"
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