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Old 04-02-2018, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by aimtobe
This may seem like an absurd idea, but I am trying to make sense out of reincarnation. (Sorry this is long and unorganized.)

Assuming we are energy and energy cannot be created nor destroyed, and assuming there is one soul per person...

Adding in the fact, as is obvious, that human population is increasing...

Are souls being born into existence out of nothing? Or...

Scientists have found more and more recent extinctions of other life forms. It happens a lot now that we hear about a new species on the verge of going extinct, meaning that species' population is brutally low and decreasing.

I am wondering since human population is on the rise and others are decreasing, and some of us identify with animal spirits, if some of us humans are reincarnated from extinct lives.

Do you remember being a dinosaur in your past life? Can you identify with the lion, which are on their way to extinction?

I mean, if the energy isn't reincarnating into its own species, does it necessarily reincarnate into another life form? Or is there "extra" energy lingering around when lives in the physical dimension are low?

If that, is our level of awakening or spiritual awareness correlated with the amount of energy in the ethereal realm that hasn't yet been reincarnated.

After death, we all go back to this same origination point. Assuming this is correct, is the same energy split into separate lives since the rate of human population is increasing? Does the average person today have less energy than one did when there was less population.

Just my thoughts. Any other thoughts?

Hi aimobe, what a wonderful and thoughtful post :)

For me I think so many start from the viewpoint of being a 'soul within a body'. So this creates a feeling of isolation. That we are seperate from the world around us. This can then make things a little unclear when it comes to life, death and reincarnation. As it gives the expectation that our consciouness will exist once our life ends. So we create 'belief systems' - be it religious or spiritual - to give justification to this notion.

The difficulty is that this then places unanswerable boundaries. Especiallly when I belive that nothing is hidden from anyone of us. However, it can take a massive change in how we see things with an open mind to view them differently - and may even go against some of the key social principals we are taught. So it I offer this as my undersrtanding based on my experiences, with me being so aware of my own consciousness beyond a 'soul in a body'. Where I belive we are each a 'body within the soul of the universe'.

I therefore see consciousness and reincarnation quite differently to the convention, and hope you are happy for me to explain a little more.

Rather than starting with the bottom-up approach, with each of us being isolated and independant 'Beings'. I would like to offer the top-down approach, where we all come fom the very same point of Creation. That each of us is the Eternal Universe experiencing itself through everyone and everything. So when I die, and while my consciousness also dissolves along with me, I as the Eternal Universe are reborn through every life in every galaxy that comes into being. So I as Universal Consciouness can re-experience everything anew through their incarnation. Without any prejudice or pre-coneceptions. As nature never leaves a void with energy and consciousnes forever changing.

I find this inner understanding so beautiful, and gives me such inner peace, balance and harmony with this completely resonationg with me. Knowing that I will forever exist as Universal Consciousness when my time descends on me.
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