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**teodaschwartia** · 04-12-2011, 02:25 AM

Ok my guides tell me that most people think in "human" ego ways and this is hard to grasp. I will try to say it as well as I can.

This is so confusing...

So the victims of horrible things know ahead of time. The villains DO NOT.Victims are teaching lessons to the Villains. Each life is complex with teachings and lessons. See below.

If the villains aren't already cast as villains, and can change, then what the victims "know ahead of time" may very well not happen. That would mean that the premise the victims accepted before they returned, isn't true?

Do you realize how many lessons and things we come here to learn, but also to teach? TONS!
Not everything we chose is always going to happen. As we have FREE WILL as do the souls we have lessons with, so we can choose not to help someone with lesson A. But Joe also said he would if I didn't. So the lesson still gets through.

Let me try with a MMORPG reference (roll playing games). So in D&D, you pick the left. The book that the master holds has many different paths and lessons depending on what you choose. It can change every single time you play. You may be a good elf, but you see a chest and decide.. I will loot this chest. Does this change the game? Oh yeah it does. Now you are a neutral elf and the master has to choose a different "guide"for the new change in your class.

That would mean that the victims aren't able to fulfill their mission/destiny, because the bad guy changed his mind?Their mission isn't based on anyone but themselves. If they die by the hands of someone, (as a way to help their soul) they will just come back in a few years (40 or so)and then work toward their own lessons they didn't get time to do. It's like being sick and missing 2 weeks of school. You don't get expelled, you just come back and make up the papers and tests you missed.

I have to wonder if there's more than one mechanism at work here. Yes, lots of souls choose their life cir***stances and agree to complete certain tasks.

Perhaps others "jump out of line" and refuse to do this. Maybe impatient souls incarnate without this planning, due to their eagerness to carry out their own agenda? Maybe before even completing the life-review that would have given them insight into their motives and impact on others? And maybe the higher power KNOWS that this will happen, laying the groundwork for the horrible events the victims are prepared for?It is like one HUGE play but more of an improv Does that help?

04-12-2011, 02:25 AM	#13
teodaschwartia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 431 Senior Member	Ok my guides tell me that most people think in "human" ego ways and this is hard to grasp. I will try to say it as well as I can. This is so confusing... So the victims of horrible things know ahead of time. The villains DO NOT.Victims are teaching lessons to the Villains. Each life is complex with teachings and lessons. See below. If the villains aren't already cast as villains, and can change, then what the victims "know ahead of time" may very well not happen. That would mean that the premise the victims accepted before they returned, isn't true? Do you realize how many lessons and things we come here to learn, but also to teach? TONS! Not everything we chose is always going to happen. As we have FREE WILL as do the souls we have lessons with, so we can choose not to help someone with lesson A. But Joe also said he would if I didn't. So the lesson still gets through. Let me try with a MMORPG reference (roll playing games). So in D&D, you pick the left. The book that the master holds has many different paths and lessons depending on what you choose. It can change every single time you play. You may be a good elf, but you see a chest and decide.. I will loot this chest. Does this change the game? Oh yeah it does. Now you are a neutral elf and the master has to choose a different "guide"for the new change in your class. That would mean that the victims aren't able to fulfill their mission/destiny, because the bad guy changed his mind?Their mission isn't based on anyone but themselves. If they die by the hands of someone, (as a way to help their soul) they will just come back in a few years (40 or so)and then work toward their own lessons they didn't get time to do. It's like being sick and missing 2 weeks of school. You don't get expelled, you just come back and make up the papers and tests you missed. I have to wonder if there's more than one mechanism at work here. Yes, lots of souls choose their life cir***stances and agree to complete certain tasks. Perhaps others "jump out of line" and refuse to do this. Maybe impatient souls incarnate without this planning, due to their eagerness to carry out their own agenda? Maybe before even completing the life-review that would have given them insight into their motives and impact on others? And maybe the higher power KNOWS that this will happen, laying the groundwork for the horrible events the victims are prepared for?It is like one HUGE play but more of an improv Does that help?
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