Where We Go and What We Become When We Die

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From: Tina
To: imagicworldview <imagicworldview@aol.com>
Sent: Tue, Jun 9, 2015 1:39 pm
Subject: Re: Reincarnation

I don't mind at all. I guess maybe I should have stated more clearly what exactly I am confused about. In other things I have read, they state we become re-embodied and that could be male or female but have the same soul, but as I read Neville, we are on a continuous track until we awaken and have the ability to get off. When we die, where does an awaken person go or does he really not die? Also do we have same body? He talked about being in the Far East as another person. Kind of confusing.

Tina

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Tina,

You asked fine. In my opinion, Mr. Goddard was hyper-Biblical--"It is all true, every word of it, but not like you think." You contrast "we become re-embodied and that could be male or female but have the same soul," with "we are on a continuous track until we awaken and have the ability to get off (the cycle)." They are really the same thing. Although you are a woman physically, you are a man--"man" at a higher level. I am a man physically, but also a man at that higher level. The "men" we are at that higher level are on a continuous track of slipping down to life in this sphere of death (forgetting) either as male or female physically, and then passing back up to the Light as consciousness--until they (we) develop the ability to get off. Inside, we are imagination that has completely forgotten whether we were male or female previously. We learn what we have got now.

Each time we flip into the consciousness of a human we enter an amnesia of what we are and were. We completely forget the past and our divine nature, usually. Each time is a new body--you certainly would not want me being born from you in this body--my wife says it stinks. As for the previous body of a person born as a child, well, who cares what happens to it except the people stuck with it? The kid certainly does not care. Our consciousness leaves the body and soon forgets this life. If at the higher level we have remembrance of the previous life, fine, but we are not going to know it.

As to where a just-died person goes, try to think past terms of location. If "heaven" is consciousness, we go to other states of consciousness. There is no distance involved, we just stop imagining this. God is imagination, and man is God. We are God's imagining. This is not to say we are not physical also, but the physical universe exists to facilitate the experience of the imagination, which is what we truly are.

We are God's imagination visiting the physical: consciousness (imagining) into the body, and then consciousness (imagining) out of the body. We are what we think we are. We will stop thinking that we are this. If we had thought of being a Far Eastern person, a black, a white, an Arab, we would be. You are what you think you are. Neville thought of being Neville. Think of being what you want to be. Do not get too hung up on the physical. In this body we may see the Lord and get the ability to get off the cycle, but we cannot take this body with us.

Dan