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Can You Reincarnate into the Past?

Gabrielle89

Gabrielle89

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I don't think of time as linear or forward moving, but cyclical. I believe the earth has reinvented itself and reincarnated as well, which would mean that living as a different soul in any timeline might be possible, granted you believe in the spiritual existence of a soul. If we look at the world around us, from a flower to patterns in existence, reincarnation does make sense from a natural standpoint. Humans mean to survive, just like plants and animals and bugs mean to survive, and yet humans have extra essential means to survive. We have desire to live. Our desires drive our evolution, reincarnation makes sense from an evolutionary standpoint. If you are a hard core darwinist, you assume certain types survive based on adaption or skill, well it's an adaptation to want to love and heal and care for the planet, in fact that's the highest attainable adaptation possibly since we simply only have this planet to live on. To destroy is maladaptive unless you are banishing something negative or destructive to your health. To carry on the gems of the self that matter is powerful, but what is more awe inspiring is that beyond the DNA is a mysterious invisible blueprint for existence that is untouchable and incorruptible. Something that is re-awakened after death, sparks the ability to transcend trauma from life after life.

If earth is indeed cyclical, then the only danger is technology not understanding nature itself, and people becoming too involved in programming existence vs. embracing the fundamentals of its laws. There is a certain breaking point between how much of your self you can control or manipulate other people, which is human nature. While I think striving for absolute good health is important, no one is immune completely to all diseases, there-fore disease itself helps teach us how to cure them.

You can't cure a disease, disorder, etc. through pathology, labels, or quick fixes. The pharma industry has too much reign but we need more evidential support and accountability for health treatments so keep us safe from harm.

Diseases come and go through phases, and we build immunity to them culturally. The best way to prevent disease is to learn meditation and take vitamins, vegetables, herbs.

There is also something like an aura of anything you ingest, whether food or supplement it is all the body's medicine. You can combine forces with the aura of an element, I think I mean resonance. Thoughts affect our health.

If I were to reincarnate I've thought about going into the past because it appears we were more centered, but history also shows a lot of conflict with imperialism and patriarchy. I think what history has shown us is not complete, and very limited. There is about a 110,000 year gap off the top of my head, missing from history books of human evolution I believe it is buried beneath or within the geometry of the planet.

We have incredible technology now. But how far will this technocracy take us with such limited mindsets as we have not yet evolved or ascended as human beings enough to use our own tools to our advantage.

Time is cyclical, awareness is superficial, life is precious.
 
I think ideal you going for is gearing toward walk ins


idea. Which over years I think I might be one.?


Sounds absurd but, anything is possible.
 
Shadows, we can't discuss "walk-ins", it's off topic. I don't think I would want to reincarnate into the past. Our hope lies in the future, and I will go there, even if we make a complete mess of it. I might want to live this particular life that is currently on-going over again. There is definitely room for improvement. It's an interesting question to consider. What historical period would you prefer if you had to choose one, Gabrielle 89?


My difficulty with health and the present time, is that I think it's dangerous to try "sanitizing" everything. We have a sort of symbiotic relationship to many germs, because we've coexisted with them for so long. We want our children to have immunity, because we are really not going to be able to eradicate all germs. The attempt to do so is the path to parental insanity!
 
BriarRose said:
My difficulty with health and the present time, is that I think it's dangerous to try "sanitizing" everything. We have a sort of symbiotic relationship to many germs, because we've coexisted with them for so long. We want our children to have immunity, because we are really not going to be able to eradicate all germs. The attempt to do so is the path to parental insanity!
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Many doctors have now come to believe that the reason for the epidemic of conditions like asthma, etc. is because kid's immune systems are not being exercised enough. Kids who grow up in large families and/or allowed to get dirty and play in the dirt are exposed to all kinds of germs and bacteria. Those kids have far fewer rates of asthma and allergies compared to kids who are over protected.
 
Edgar Cayce once said that the earth is catching up with time. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds likes something very interesting to contemplate.


I, too, believe that time is not linear, but if we reincarnated into the past, would that change the history that we know? Or is history fluid and we only think we know how it progressed?


It's a fascinating topic.
 
Thanks for the replies. Yeah it is a strange thought. I wonder if there is a sort of universal order to where we are placed, or if we just talk to God and God listens, and sees that we want to move on. I was talking to God and he seemed to imply that I wouldn't be able to reincarnate backwards in time, and that forward was the place to go, plus he also said that things will get better.
 
I keep reading self-help books that advice us to reenter our own pasts, and alter negative events. I don't know if that is possible, but we might be able to alter our own perceptions of things we experienced. Sometimes, what actually happened isn't as important as how the perception of events in the past shape who we are now.
 
When I saw this thread, the subject is one that I've pondered for some time, so I just had to revive it.


Many years ago I heard, or read that time was invented by man as a means of keeping track of his comings and going, and that in the universe, time doesn't exist. That makes sense to me, and it's what got me to thinking that incarnating in past or present might be possible.


In my mind, I've journeyed through my past to things I thought I'd like to change, but upon consideration, realized to change what happened would mean that my children and grandchildren would never be born, and people I've loved would never be met.


But there's more reasons to live again in the past. Not to change what was, but to add something that was never there, that might be huge for the future somehow. It would be like moving to a new town, and opening a type of business totally new to those living there, or anywhere in that time.
 
BriarRose said:
I keep reading self-help books that advice us to reenter our own pasts, and alter negative events. I don't know if that is possible, but we might be able to alter our own perceptions of things we experienced. Sometimes, what actually happened isn't as important as how the perception of events in the past shape who we are now.
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Yes...this is what I've seen done...initially one looks at the decisive event which sends a life in a particular direction...simply by altering the question, point, or choice at that moment alters the course of that lifetime...not obviating everything that occurred over that lifetime, but providing an alternative and parallel course which brings healing and hopefully a greater sense of understanding. We never know what decisions we make which will determine the course of our lives. A view into a life in which a better decision was made offers amazing therapeutic results.
 
And the current obsession of using medicated hand wipes everywhere such as stores, churches, etc. doesn't help. It's the old saying "Follow the money." People today don't realize how much they are being manipulated by advertisers, etc.
 
I have been very "aware" of when I was at cross-roads points, and that my life would be altered forever if I took the left-hand path, instead of the right. The realization wasn't something that I had in my teens, but at twenty, and after. Anyone else get that feeling of impending destiny?
 
BriarRose said:
I have been very "aware" of when I was at cross-roads points, and that my life would be altered forever if I took the left-hand path, instead of the right. The realization wasn't something that I had in my teens, but at twenty, and after. Anyone else get that feeling of impending destiny?
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I nearly always go left. Someone said it had to do with which side of the brain I was. Whatever that means. All of the major path changes in my life were because of a Libra. As for recognizing impending destiny, I believe I experience that at fourteen - the first path change, and a Libra.


While standing in the hall outside my next class door talking to a friend, two guys came down the hall toward us. One I'd known since starting school. The one with him, I'd never seen before. And I liked what I saw. When they reached us, I looked up at him, and he looked down at me. Our eyes met, and time stopped. When they went on down the hall, I knew that my life had changed and would never be the same again. How right I was, just not in the way I'd thought it would be.
 
BriarRose, interesting comment on "Crossroads' in one's life that you posted above. Now for some years I have become quite aware how at anytime - anyday so to speak that their are how many options or various paths available that I could follow. And how if indeed I took one of the 'other' paths then what changes it would bring into this present life of mine. Last summer I went to Alaska, and that certainly presented how many 'other' paths to myself. But there has also been some very definitive experiences I have had like my close grizzly encounters, which do know that if it somehow had turned up differently, the outcome would have been life altering.


But I like what you said BriarRose and something to think about. Just my two cents worth.
 
The worst crossroads are the ones that we don't see coming, I think - not the ones where we apparently have "free will". There are those who believe it all happens as it should. My opinion on that seems to change from day to day. I think you are so attuned to nature, kmathjhwy, that your Grizzly encounter was meant to be. It was an important sign-post on your life path.
 
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