Reincarnation - an unconventional viewpoint

[Xanth]

Now that we have the 5 Star comments coming in, why was Frank Kepple so successful here. I see people here start interesting threads, helping others, just to get totally ignored. Two or 3 posts on their threads, then it gets ignored. I have the utmost respect for you ladies and gentlemen that have been here long enough to earn a 5 Star status, but don't quite understand why we don't hear from you more and why we are still constantly talking about the same things day after day here instead of moving on to new things Astral related. The only reason I see for this is because we are kind of handcuffed with how much of what we learn in the Astral we are allowed to reveal. We can help other people learn to get there, but that's about it. I have posted here about going further a couple of times, about possibly looking for answers to questions that have plagued mankind for years. But then I go to the Astral and am shown incredible things but always warned not to divulge any what I see. People are being awakened every day now, does any one wonder why now?

It's just the nature of a message board.  It shouldn't really be taken as something negative.

Five stars doesn't mean anything more than you've posted at least 1000 posts.  It doesn't speak of the quality of those posts.

I haven't been posting much due to the fact that I got laid off a couple months ago and have been focusing upon looking for a new job.  Once I do, I'll go back to posting more... but definitely not the quantity that I used to.  LoL

But yeah, don't take it negatively when posts go unanswered... it's just the nature of the beast. 

[CFTraveler]

I've never watched a soap opera, so I wouldn't know...

That's nice CFT but I've had enough learning for now. I'm trying to unlearn what I've learned... I've been in school nearly my entire life. I'm done researching. Done studying engineering and mathematics. Done with AP / RV / and any kind of interdimensional, extraterrestrial, supernatural phenomona.

Define successful Lionheart? Frank Kepple was an old man that spent all of his time laying in bed writing on internet forums until the day he died. I don't know about you but I'm certainly not going to end up like that.

So now you're learning to relax.  Lol.
BTW, Happy New Year.

[CFTraveler]

Now that we have the 5 Star comments coming in, why was Frank Kepple so successful here. I see people here start interesting threads, helping others, just to get totally ignored. Two or 3 posts on their threads, then it gets ignored. I have the utmost respect for you ladies and gentlemen that have been here long enough to earn a 5 Star status, but don't quite understand why we don't hear from you more and why we are still constantly talking about the same things day after day here instead of moving on to new things Astral related. The only reason I see for this is because we are kind of handcuffed with how much of what we learn in the Astral we are allowed to reveal. We can help other people learn to get there, but that's about it. I have posted here about going further a couple of times, about possibly looking for answers to questions that have plagued mankind for years. But then I go to the Astral and am shown incredible things but always warned not to divulge any what I see. People are being awakened every day now, does any one wonder why now?

I'm not sure what you mean by that.  We answer the same questions over and over because people ask them.  I'm not here to enlighten anyone, I think (as I've said before) that it's an individual thing- you enlighten yourself in many ways, but it's ultimately your own thing.
If I come on and I see someone asking something (because this is their first time looking into stuff I'll answer what I think I know (which could be completely wrong, five stars just means I'm old and like to talk, lol) and if someone asks what I think about something, I'll share it if I have the energy.
But really, do you think there is anything new under the sun?   
@ Kurt- believe me, I've been there many times, and  for some time I avoided certain types of discussion, but I always come back, not sure why.  Some sort of addiction, I guess.
Enjoy your life (I don't have to tell you that) and be carefree, because when the mood strikes you (or life leads you) you'll be where you have to be, wherever that is.

[kurtykurt42]

@ Kurt- believe me, I've been there many times, and  for some time I avoided certain types of discussion, but I always come back, not sure why.  Some sort of addiction, I guess.
Enjoy your life (I don't have to tell you that) and be carefree, because when the mood strikes you (or life leads you) you'll be where you have to be, wherever that is.

Maybe I'm addicted too... I guess there's only one way to solve that.

Happy New year! 

[Ident]

Farewell, Kurt. Sometimes walking away is the only choice.

I used to spend hours and hours, which stretched to days and months and years on a weightlifting board: time I couldn't help but view as wasted, except that I met my fiancée there. When she died, I took to a pursuit of spirituality and spiritualism to try and make sense of it, while passed-over loved ones repeatedly told me that it was meant to be. Had I not gone onto chat boards to fritter away a few years, I'd not be the person I am now and likely still living the same living death which took me to frittering away time on the boards.

As CFTraveller posted, when life shows you a new path, you'll be where you need to be to accept the path. We can't see the future, we can only be open to its invitations.

[Volgerle]

Yeah, sometimes it's a 'meta-topical' aspect to all these conversations on boards. It's (as I see it) about meeting up with like-minded people which isn't - for me and I assume many of us - as easy to do in the physical world / society 'outside'. So, even if topics repeat themselves up to the point of it getting tedious for 'old-timers', many just keep talking here for the sake of doing conversation with like-minded folks.
Therefore I wish to you, Kurty (if you still read this), and everyone else here of course, a happy new 2012 - including some nice talks on forums or in 'real life' about our common field of interest.
Volgerle

[recoverer]

First of all, sorry for not responding sooner. I checked to see if anybody responded to my post for a number of days and since nobody did so for about nine days, I figured nobody would. I guess I figured wrong.

Kurt: Regarding your question, I believe that we don't have to become aware of our higher self until we want to. Not becoming aware, in a way, is like a hand not becoming aware of the rest of the body it is a part of. Going by what I've figured out the selves that return to a oversoul/higher self aren't erradicated.

CF Traveler: I figure the oversoul viewpoint isn't new to many of the people who visit the forum. I mainly wrote the chapter I provided a link to for the benefit of people who are only aware of the conventional linear viewpoint of reincarnation.

Ident: You're welcome and thank you for ordering the book.

[jblyons5639]

i believe that if you're here, you're for a reason, no matter how many times before. whether by your own choosing, your own oversoul/higher self, or the universe in general. And that the majority of your energy should be put toward making sure you finish whatever task is meant for you. Numerology helps me in this case to understand and fulfill my purpose.

[dreamingod]

I believe (to date) that we are all aspects of 'one consciousness' exploring all potentials, all possible realities and all possible self expressions.
Since we all are the 'eternal I AM' we do not cease to be, and exist in a continuum of consciousness.
There is no real solidity in any reality, we all experience virtual realities or 'illusory perspectives' created by consciousness,
and filtered through our own mindscape.
(http://www.in5d.com/forum/index.php?topic=2565.0)

Each soul/ consciousness unit experiences own subjective reality, as we each have own perspectives,
unique way of interpreting information and experiences,
so there is no absolute objective truth (except we exist). Truth is subjective.
We each experience our own U-ni-verse,
and create our own You-in-verse - own story and history.



Most of us currently perceive ourselves to be physical human beings,
but we are really spiritual-energy beings having human experiences in a reality which is patterned in phicycle (http://www.in5d.com/forum/index.php?topic=2559.msg3483#msg3483).

Analogy, 'reincarnation' is like a process where each soul chooses their next virtual reality, through our belief systems,
definitions of self, and emotional attachments. We also have particular desires to experience a particular paradigm.
I have heard the 'soul' being described as 'the seed of desires.'

We are continually exploring the labyrinth of consciousness and realms of imagi(c)nation
of all possible realities and all possible self expressions.
We as consciousness created something out of nothing.
In truth we all are the eternal 'I AM' - the state of being-
giving meaning to perceived concepts through role play.


I have researched this area here:
AFTER-LIFE, INTER-LIFE & OUT OF BODY EXPERIENCES
http://www.in5d.com/forum/index.php?topic=2564.0