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Reincarnation and Simultaneous Time / Multidimensional Reality

posted 10 years ago by mjrossnj
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Theoretical physics has caused many to change their views how reality works. Conventional ideas view time as linear with the every changing present moment-point being the only thing that is "real". Taking the multidimensional aspects of reality into consideration, time takes on a simultaneous nature with probables pasts, probable futures and alternate/parallel presents all existing "now" simultaneously. Our linear sequential view of time is only due to our changing perspective as a part of the physical portion of reality.

What the children in this show are experiencing is a bleed through from a portion of their psyche that has a relationship to a part of themselves that is "living" "now" in another time. Reincarnation is not living one life, then living another until all the karma is worked out. Each individual persons life and identity is unique. Upon physical death most decide to experience more lives focused in the physical aspect of reality. This is more like planting a seed to create a new individual and assisting them with their lives, learning new lessons as they do. The original identity is never lost. "You" will always retain your individual personality. In addition, reincarnational lives can be chosen in the past, as well as the future. So, you can have multiple lives simultaneously in different times. These are related, but each is a new individual.

If any of you are interested in this line of thinking, I suggest you read any of the books by Jane Roberts / Seth.

[–] pt100 10 years ago

Gee, with all of that incredible knowledge, it's a wonder you haven't won a Nobel Prize. How could the nominating committee possibly have overlooked you?

It is better to be kind than to be clever or good looking. -- Derek

[–] mjrossnj 10 years ago

Thanks for the endorsement, but I am just a farm boy passing on my understandings of info from other sources. Do some research on your own in these areas and see what you find.

[–] rob-stanley-facebook 9 years ago

I always perceived time as a kind of film roll, i.e. all that was and will be is laid out, and we skip from frame to frame, perceiving it as the present. And from what I gathered in your first post, quantum mechanics could be saying this, that time does not move, we do.

[–] mjrossnj 9 years ago

A Movie Database website is not the best place to discuss these topics. But, you are correct. It is our physically focused consciousness that selects what "frames" to include in our life's "film". The film may have a general overall theme, but nothing is predetermined. We write our own script and edit the storyline all the time. We do have an infinite number of directions the story may go in. Our beliefs and desires are the tools we can use to make the changes.

A little off topic, but the present can change the future and the future can change the present. The present can change the past and the past can change the present. Google simultaneous time for different perspectives on this.

[–] OB-1-Irishman 9 years ago

How much weed did you smoke to arrive at that thought?

[–] roscojones 9 years ago

Thanks for the humor break. Actually, I do not smoke or drink. As I said previously, this is not a place to discuss these type of topics. I would just suggest you Google simultaneous time and multidimensional reality. Do a little more research and your views "may" change.