Social Memory Complex In Relation To Origin Of Wanderers

[jafar]

I'm new to posting in this forum, and I apologize if this isn't the right place for this question, but... The question entered my mind a few weeks ago and I can't seem to come to a satisfactory answer, and I find the idea fascinating. Given that positive beings tend to bond together in social memory complexes as evolution occurs through higher dimensions, would wanderers be an amalgamation of many distinct spiritual bodies, like a social memory complex itself, or one distinct spiritual body that most likely has joined together in a social memory complex?

You already are an 'amalgamation' of many distinct 'spiritual bodies'.

Based on your depiction above, it seems your thought process is that SMC is 'created' by 'identities' forming together and sharing memories.
Well what happened is the other way around. 

Let me use 'computer platform' as metaphor.
The 'platform for memory storage' is already there and then 'identities' are created on top of it.
Each 'identity' has it's own life cycle, initialization and destruction.

And at one stage, the programmer introduce a new feature.
Where each 'identity', as part of it's initialization process will have isolated access to memory from it's other identities.
Thus 'folder' is created in the memory storage, a mean to isolate memory from one identities to another.
As the identity 'evolves' it will start to share it's folder to other identities, forming a 'parent folder' which contains all the 'shared subfolders' containing all memories collected by 'isolated identities'.

The label of "Wanderer" is referring to a type of identity who actually has a recollection of sharing it's past folders in the other sharing group, thus accessing memories from other identities within group, to join the game played by another (potential) sharing group which are still in it's formation stage of 'folder sharing'. Of course he/she/it will then need to undergo the same initialization process where he/she/it will have 'isolated access to memory from other identities' as it's actually the main feature of that group.

Thus by definition; any form of 'identity' is actually 'virtual' / 'illusion' / 'maya'.
It has it's lifecycle from creation to destruction, thus temporal.
And the 'uniqueness' of the 'identity' is actually defined by the 'limit of memory that it has access to'.

I'm only jafar in this bring4th universe just because I'm limited to only know the password for jafar.
When I also have access to the password of nlangworthy then I will be both jafar and nlangworthy in this bring4th universe.
The bring4th forum exist prior to creation of jafar and nlangworthy, both jafar and nlangworthy are merely 'temporal identities' that exist on top of bring4th forum platform. 

Another good metaphor is actually came from Yogic tradition.
Consciousness is like an infinite air.
It's here, there, everywhere and it has no border / limit whatsoever.

Then virtual sheathings is created, this virtual sheathings is like the air bubble.
The bubble contained some finite amount of air inside it.
Through the bubble the air can have an isolation or border and able to experience, inside the bubble, outside the bubble and the 'other bubble'.
The bubble can split itself, forming many little bubbles, each experiencing it's own unique form of isolation.

Then two or more bubble can merge to form a bigger bubble, the air inside the newly formed bubble is an algamation of the smaller bubbles, the air inside the newly merged bubble will have a 'different form of identification', a sense of "Hey I'm actually also those little little bubble!" as they've merged into a bigger bubble.

Yet any form of bubble is virtual / temporal.
At one point the bubble will burst!
Releasing the contained air inside the bubble to freely rejoin the all infinite air, no more boundary whatsoever.

You are every thing, every being, every emotion, every event, every situation.
You are unity.
You are infinity.
You are love/light, light/love.
You are.
This is the Law of One.
-- Ra, Session 1