Question about the reality

[Dakairo]

That is a GREAT ebook, its my new bible(I never had one ).
The only thing for my is that I'm from Belgium and its hard for me to understand the fancy words in there but I learn everyday
Maybe I can translate it into Dutch for you one day.
I didn't read it completly yet but I have some comments already.

I have a question for Adrian or anyone that wants to place a comment on this topic.

Is it possible that there is more than one physical reality. For example like I'm sitting here on earth writing this sentence In Belgium and my name is Timmy. In the other reality some other guy named "Bob" is sitting on the same spot the same time writing the same sentence and the country name is Utopia or something(but in our physical reality its Belgium).
That would mean their would be more than one physical reality's(or illusions) like there are more than one planes?

Another question:

When reïncarnated is it possible that for example when I die I reïncarnate in the past like the year 1321 or something. Cause that would be weird. If that would be possible we would be able to reïncarnate in the future aswell no? And we would know the (maybe) end of times in physical reality?

[Dakairo]

I found all the answers in the book. I should have been more patient. It does really have almost all the answers.

[Adrian]

Hello Dakairo,

Thank you for your kind remarks, I am pleased that you are finding the book usefulk  and you found the answers your were seeking


If you have any further questions please feel free to ask them.

Best regards,

Adrian.

[007]

Hi am I right in thinking that when you reincarnate there is some time between when you die and when you reincarnate cos I always supposed it was immediate.
Thanks from
Craig

[Dakairo]

Hi am I right in thinking that when you reincarnate there is some time between when you die and when you reincarnate cos I always supposed it was immediate.
Thanks from
Craig

Well I'm no expert but I think that there simply is no time when your died.
So you could reïncarnate at a parallel universe or at a different time like 1530 or something.

But to answer your question. We all rest in the astral after we die so yes we don't reïncarnate immediatly but then again maybe some of us do. I think if you want to reïncarnate straight away you can. I think thats one of the reasons we got freewill. So its all up to yourself if you want to spend some time in the astral or even mental planes and when your ready or when you feel the urge to progress in life you can go back for another physical life.
But again I'm still reading the book so maybe someone else has a better explanation for you.  Anyway if you read the book all or most of your answers will be granted  

[patapouf]

Hi am I right in thinking that when you reincarnate there is some time between when you die and when you reincarnate cos I always supposed it was immediate.

I saw a case study related with reincarnation on a TV program some time ago. To say if it is valid is not very clear but they were showing how a little girl would be able to remember the house she had in her past life; and, as a matter of fact, they went were she lived previously and she described and went around the house like if she was really there before (but hey, this is TV!). This means that the time between her death and reincarnation was really short. If we look at how functions the reincarnation process of the Dalai-Lama, it is also pretty short. Perception of ''time'' is probably different in the astral. But I really don't know a lot on the subject of reincarnation (I might find some answers in the book also!).

Take care,

[Adrian]

Hello Craig,

Hi am I right in thinking that when you reincarnate there is some time between when you die and when you reincarnate cos I always supposed it was immediate.
Thanks from
Craig

Well first of all "time" does not exist beyond the physical world, only "Now".  So the people living in the Astral worlds have no concept of time.

However, in terms of "time" as measured in Earth years reincarnation can vary enormously between days or thousands of years. Generally speaking the more Spiritually advanced a Soul is, the longer will be the time between physical lives because they wait for precisely the right opportunity to  to incarnate into a physical life that most closely matches the lessons they need to learn. Relatively "young" Souls have so much to learn that they do not need to be so choosey about their next life and can reincarnate very quickly.

Generally speaking the average person will incarnate several hundred times over 10,000 years or so.

Reincarnation need not be linear as relates to Earth time. People can and do reincarnate into any period of the history of Earth past, presnt or future, or indeed they might even reincarnate on a different planet altogether.

Best regards,

Adrian.

[Adrian]

Hello Patapouf,

Hi am I right in thinking that when you reincarnate there is some time between when you die and when you reincarnate cos I always supposed it was immediate.

I saw a case study related with reincarnation on a TV program some time ago. To say if it is valid is not very clear but they were showing how a little girl would be able to remember the house she had in her past life; and, as a matter of fact, they went were she lived previously and she described and went around the house like if she was really there before (but hey, this is TV!). This means that the time between her death and reincarnation was really short. If we look at how functions the reincarnation process of the Dalai-Lama, it is also pretty short. Perception of ''time'' is probably different in the astral. But I really don't know a lot on the subject of reincarnation (I might find some answers in the book also!).

Take care,

This is absolutely possible for the reasons mentioned in my last post. In fact my book gives several examples of this where people have passed on and then reincarnated almost immediately and have been reunited with their previous families. There have even been cases where deceased parents have reincarnated as the childen of their children if you see what I mean  

Best regards,

Arian.