DO WE COME BACK AND AS WHAT?

 

 

Neither your body or your mind are permanent.

  • Buddha
  • This illusion of continuity is the result of your powerful belief systems, but if you investigate you may discover that you’re certainly not the person you were several years ago. If you’re really long in the tooth you might wonder ‘was that really me?’ because so much would have changed. The same can be said of your physical self; most living cells in your body are replaced around every seven years and certainly you no longer look the same as when you were a baby.
Your dreams are your suppressed, denied, forgotten or rejected emotions, feelings or memories that resurface during your sleeping state to offer advice and a deeper understanding of your waking life. When you dream you create a cast of characters through whom you explore your psyche and solve various problems and challenges.

 

Similarly, the reality in which your Essence (soul; higher-self; spirit; whatever you call it) resides, and to which you return each time you die, is also creating a cast of characters, or incarnations through whom it can explore its psyche and solve various problems and challenges. You are one of those characters.
This reality to which you return on your death is the one in which ‘you’ remember all of characters you are. If this is so, then you realise, there’s no such thing as ‘re’ incarnation and you don’t come ‘back’. You’re always there. So it’s probably a good idea to act as if you have one shot at life and that’s it!

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