Abraham is not a singular consciousness as you feel that you are in your singular bodies.
Abraham is collective consciousness.
There is a stream or river of consciousness. As one of you asks a question, there are many, many points of consciousness
that are funneling through what feels to be one perspective, (because there is, in this case, one human, Esther,
who is interpreting or articulating it) so it appears singular to you.
We are multidimensional and multi-faceted and, certainly, multi-consciousness.