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**Alex** · 08-13-2008, 08:40 AM

i think in many cases that is an ego-trap of self aggrandization. the wanting to be;

1. someone famous and influential in a past life, thus producing a feeling of importance

2. being from a "high density" before incarnation. therefor more advanced or above others around you.

we are all the same intelligent energy. we are all exactly as we should be. pursuing such avenues seems like a waste of time as it is not assisting in the furthering of positive polarization of our sub-logos and the knowledge is of a transient nature which is of little to no importance in the overall scheme of things....

continue spiraling ever upwards,
austin

08-13-2008, 08:40 AM	#1
Alex Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	i think in many cases that is an ego-trap of self aggrandization. the wanting to be; 1. someone famous and influential in a past life, thus producing a feeling of importance 2. being from a "high density" before incarnation. therefor more advanced or above others around you. we are all the same intelligent energy. we are all exactly as we should be. pursuing such avenues seems like a waste of time as it is not assisting in the furthering of positive polarization of our sub-logos and the knowledge is of a transient nature which is of little to no importance in the overall scheme of things.... continue spiraling ever upwards, austin
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