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Originally Posted by wilsonericq7
I have tried to collect and assemble information regarding reincarnation (outside of dogmatic spreadsheets) and apply it to timelines using the multiple universe theory. Ok, stay with me here, a question arises which this forum could help me/us a great deal.
Postulate #1.
If Billy Miers (sp?) is correct, then according to the Pleiadians have suggested the reincarnation of the soul is 156 years (this could be off a couple of years, but is not pertinent to the question).
Postulate #2.
If David Wilcock is correct, and I believe he is, and he is the reincarnation of Edgar Casey, did he graduate to this (our current) timeline?
Question.
Edgar Casey died in 1945, yet David Wilcock was born much sooner then the 156 year suggestion from the Pleiadians.
If #1 is true, then we all graduated to this timeline. From this assumption more questions arise, such as "how many times have we taken this current timeline?" If we didn't, for example, pass the 4th grade we wouldn't be moved forward to the 5th. Using this analagy and applying Billy Miers' information there is a gap that doesn't compute.
Running along side the aforementioned paradox, I ponder how many times I personally have been born to this timeline as my presence in it suggests I have either (1) graduated the prior timeline; or (2) failed this timeline before. My instinct tells me I have been here before and need to do or learn something now in order to move forward.
Any thoughts to clear a muddied mind is greatly appreciated.
Peace
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Didn't read any of the thread responses but this is my own personal understanding of it. First, you need to make it more simple. There aren't rules like 156 years, if anything that is a statistic, a likelihood to which we may conform to. But if you die today, you may be reborn tomorrow to a family in Haiti. And in terms of timelines and reincarnations, technically, the answer is infinite. Your soul will experience an infinite number of lives and timelines. Reality is simple. Man's great weakness is to 'muddle' it with so many rules and definitions. I hope that helps.