Pertaining to reincarnation Once you die, are you instantly

>>17726312
I've too wondered this. It's mind-boggling to picture everyone in the world being the exact same entity, on it's own journey. When two people disagree, it's just that the entity cannot yet fully accept the ideas of its future self. It's a very interesting concept, but I can't say I believe it.

>>17726312
1. I don't know.
2. Its possible.
3. Sure, if 2 is true.

You're welcome.

thats a terrifying thought to be honest. That means we cant leave until we have reincarnated as every single person that has ever lived on earth and your consent is not needed, you are sent down here no matter what, and its a multiple life sentences with no hope of ever being free.

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>>17726334
free yourself friend

>>17726344

how many people have actually broken free from the reincarnation cycle? The only person that Ive ever heard give a number is david wilcock and he said in all of human history only about a half dozen people have accomplished this