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I remember existing between lives, if you will, I also recall planning exit points, working more with probabilities, if x, then exit; if y continue on with plan z, type stuff. I also recall "contracts" if you will, they were more like agreements, if the other person got off track or deviated grossly, remediations were made, some things were more etched in stone and others as an option. It's easier to plan a life when you are operating outside of the time-frame structure, plus it's not like one is along in the process.
Though not sure on how ubiquitous it is, it's just my experience.
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