How do you know that you are a wanderer?

[Minyatur]

I no longer think the term reincarnation, because it implies sequential existences. Instead I think of how we live multiple lives, not just over time but also over space. I got from studying the LOO that space and time are both illusory, part of the invented structure for us to think that we are not One, but many.

We live multiple lives in time and in space. I not only have a lot of past selves, I have future selves and present selves. My present selves are, of course, everybody all around here and now. After that sank in, I made a big leap in being able to respect and enjoy everybody. It also made me a lot more enjoyable and respectable.

The funny thing I think is that both your present selves are really your past/future selves, they are relative to you in time in meeting the same thought of space (which is really just its own moment too). Just like your past/future selves are really like your present selves also because they never exist without one another in the simultaneous nature of time.

There's really a single center, so every abstraction simply moves itself in the idea of being that one sole center relative to the thought of this same center in a focus elsewhere and elsewhen. There can only be focus if it is relative to focus, time and space are the intelligent mean of making use of this, and through generating a stream infinite the center becomes able to infinitely intersect with itself and be made complex in doing so. The unity of it is just that the circle of infinity needs to be whole from each of its point to not be paradoxical. Each thing, at least in my understanding, truly has an equal worth. Wanderer or not, indifferent or not, positively polarized or not, negatively polarized or not, your value is neither made lower or higher within the truth of yourself that is Source. But this is the Law of One, and something hard to learn in this density, the equality of every thing, being, emotion, event, situation and the unity of them in their perfect co-dependence.