I posted about my experience with past life memories of Lemuria a while back https://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=7475 (8 years ago already?) if you are interested OP.
Back around 2011-2014 I was very interested in the concept of past lives and had many memories surface, but I agree with what others have said about not getting too attached to such things. Are these "my" memories? Are they the result of tapping into the collective social memory? I have no idea, and I'm not really all that invested either way.
I have a whole personal mythology of sorts based on memories and visions that have cropped up over the years, but I treat it mostly as interesting stories which may possibly explain some of the biases that I have carried into this lifetime or may just be fantasy and imagination (though fantasy and imagination are indeed powerful creative forces).
What I find interesting is how much I relate to things others have posted here. LeiwoUnion's post about being responsible for the atmospheric destruction on Mars? I have that same memory
. I also have memories of things like being turned into a human weapon in the Atlantis period and using a powerful beam of light to destroy whole cities in North Africa and other things of that sort. Are these my memories? Am I being shown them so I can take on that burden and transmute it? I don't really know. In the end I think all of this is essentially transient information as Ra would say, and useful only if it helps to point one to the true nature of self and creation, that we are all One. As Sacred Fool mentioned, it is useful when pursuing these ideas to make sure you are in touch with your will to serve.
Jafar's talk of "taking off the VR goggles" also reminds me of an experience I had during meditation back then. I was listening to music while meditating and noticed that I felt a vibrating sensation in the center of my head. I focused on that sensation and found I was able to pull back from my sensorium, which appeared as a sort of box or 3D screen. As I pulled back I saw that this screen was one of many mounted on a wheel that was spinning. This wheel was also one of many, each with their own "screens." At the center of all these spinning wheels was a garden with a figure sitting in meditation. The figure appeared similar to depictions of a Bodhisattva in Indian art. This image has stayed with me on my spiritual journey and has been the source of much contemplation for me.
I hope this is relevant to the discussion here and not just me rambling
Back around 2011-2014 I was very interested in the concept of past lives and had many memories surface, but I agree with what others have said about not getting too attached to such things. Are these "my" memories? Are they the result of tapping into the collective social memory? I have no idea, and I'm not really all that invested either way.
I have a whole personal mythology of sorts based on memories and visions that have cropped up over the years, but I treat it mostly as interesting stories which may possibly explain some of the biases that I have carried into this lifetime or may just be fantasy and imagination (though fantasy and imagination are indeed powerful creative forces).
What I find interesting is how much I relate to things others have posted here. LeiwoUnion's post about being responsible for the atmospheric destruction on Mars? I have that same memory
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Jafar's talk of "taking off the VR goggles" also reminds me of an experience I had during meditation back then. I was listening to music while meditating and noticed that I felt a vibrating sensation in the center of my head. I focused on that sensation and found I was able to pull back from my sensorium, which appeared as a sort of box or 3D screen. As I pulled back I saw that this screen was one of many mounted on a wheel that was spinning. This wheel was also one of many, each with their own "screens." At the center of all these spinning wheels was a garden with a figure sitting in meditation. The figure appeared similar to depictions of a Bodhisattva in Indian art. This image has stayed with me on my spiritual journey and has been the source of much contemplation for me.
I hope this is relevant to the discussion here and not just me rambling
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