RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Dearest Rosi,
many understand 'life' dear heart. You be a great warrior.
As has been spoken, dear heart; all is pre-ordained.
In this is meant, dear heart; we have agreed to have particular experiences which are beneficial to our individual soul growth, indeed, dear heart, this be true.
We go along our day by day path waiting for things to do, do we not?
This going along day by day is that which we do for what else shall we do, dear heart, this is what we have come to do; experience.
Within that 'experience' certain influences come to bear upon our individual 'lives' which be pertinent to our soul's growth.
This may be an arrangement with a dear soul friend in which he shall play a villian and we shall play a victim.
The life experience in which we enact this play may range in its quality, dear heart, but not in its outcome; for this is what we have come to experience. Many happenings being determined along the way, you understand, in order for that experience to come into play, relatively speaking, dear heart.
It be necessary to be 'general', dear heart, for this is indeed a wide ranging question. We ask that you not take it too literally, dear one, for their be, within the play, many intricasies of which we have not spoken in order for a greater clarity.
However, dear one, as we progress we shall enlarge upon our subject.
Many blessings, dear one, many blessings.
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Rosi
I am a great believer in us having choice - and I include that we choose our time of incarnation, our parents, society, etc - in other words all the "set of life circumstances" which we ourselves have decided we need - to learn what we need to learn.
In other words, I believe that we ourselves choose our own set-ups - we have done the "pre-ordaining" of the circumstances - and then enter the scene with no memory of that fact (usually!) - but all this is clearly seen from the viewpoint of Spirit.
William Wordsworth expressed this so beautifully in his Intimations on Immortality from scenes recollected from early childhood :
Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting
The soul that rises with us, our life's star,
Hath had elsewhere its setting,
And cometh from afar;
Not in entire forgetfulness,
Not in utter nakedness,
But trailing clouds of glory do we come
From God, who is our home.
Heaven lies about us in our infancy;
Shades of the prison-house begin to close
Upon the growing boy,
But he beholds the light, and whence it flows.
He sees it in his joy;
The youth, who daily farther from the east
Must travel, still is Nature's priest,
And by the vision splendid
Is on his way attended;
At length the man perceives it die away,
And fade into the light of common day.
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RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Dearest Doq,
Splended, dear heart, splendid
Much great love, dear one
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Yes, we choose to re-incarnate or not. Many even after we have reached that spiritual wholeness in order that mankind can be helped along the path of Pure Self towards the One.
We re-incarnate within the social groupings of previous incarnations but not within the same relationships. Or how shall we learn?
Some will have memories of previous incarnations - however faint - some will not.
The Journey is like unto the great Celtic knot-work with each thread passing over and under itself, touching upon others, repeatedly with no beginning and no end. For, in Truth, there is a beginning within the end and an end within the beginning.
Thanks and Love to you, Doq, for you wisdom and all-healing.
Glenys
RE: Is there no-one brave enough?
Dearest garthur,
we think we understand you, dear one. However, know this.
The one who writes is and has been one with me on many occassions.
We have 'been together' as lovers, as brothers, as father and son, etc., etc.
Is this what you mean, dear heart?