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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
what I find hard to understand is, that, with more people alive now, than throughout recorded history, and souls supposedly passed on to the next person whenone dies, that who ever is regressed has multiple prevoius lives, so where do all the new souls come from, that have previous lives?
Originally posted by alyosha1981
reply to post by Sonya610
Hello Sonya!
So in a way that sort of goes back to what I refered to as "contentment"? or is that not a good comparison? Because I feel that if indeed I was an "old soul" that I should be content spirtualy speaking, right?
Originally posted by Riposte
Originally posted by alyosha1981
reply to post by Sonya610
Hello Sonya!
So in a way that sort of goes back to what I refered to as "contentment"? or is that not a good comparison? Because I feel that if indeed I was an "old soul" that I should be content spirtualy speaking, right?
Haha, no. No person is content, ever. As long as one still has a "persona" or a "me" identity, that one will forever be in suffering.
Even the oldest of old souls. As long as that soul is not aware of its true nature and undergone self-realization or enlightenment, suffering is in place.
Originally posted by Sonya610
And even moments of true enlightenment do not stop suffering for many. Ya may realize it is all an illusion but we are still a part of it.
I would expect old souls to not fear death, or worry about the nature of God though. They take it in stride and realize it is not something to stress over.
Originally posted by alyosha1981
reply to post by Riposte
Thank you! but I do have a question
So the souls or energy created goes "full circle" through all the "levels" until what? the beginning again? or is there is "stopping" point and is this point (given that it does in fact "stop")
Posted by Sonya610
I would expect old souls to not fear death, or worry about the nature of God though. They take it in stride and realize it is not something to stress over.
Originally posted by Riposte
Yes I think you could put it that way. The process won't end until you are self-realized. You will keep coming back over and over until you do.