Like 100+?
I've been thinking about some of the theories of reincarnation and whatnot...
Kind of like how Clif High always says that the current human incarnation is a continuation of embodiment in a vessel which looks basically the same, only slight variations, throughout the incarnations.
What's the deal then with people who die young?
Are they going to come back looking basically the same and continue the 'evolution' with that same vessel schema? Will they live a little longer the next time? And the next time?
Until they reach old age?
Then once they have mastered incarnation in the vessel to its furthest reaches (old age), will they then 'graduate' (as those like Clif mention) and go on to incarnate elsewhere, as something else?
Do all of the human schemas keep reincarnating until they reach full maturity within their vessel schema?
Clif has mentioned that it takes tens of thousands of lives to master the human incarnation...
Do we die all the different deaths with these tens of thousands of lives? And then come back with the same human schema and continue the evolution until it's played out and we die the final death as an elderly (fully matured) schema?
One thing I truly believe is that death is inevitable throughout the entire universe... I do not believe we'll ever develop anything (in any form) which allows us to live in any one incarnation "forever".
So, much of the 'evolution' process must depend on death, and what happens before/after it.
I've been thinking about some of the theories of reincarnation and whatnot...
Kind of like how Clif High always says that the current human incarnation is a continuation of embodiment in a vessel which looks basically the same, only slight variations, throughout the incarnations.
What's the deal then with people who die young?
Are they going to come back looking basically the same and continue the 'evolution' with that same vessel schema? Will they live a little longer the next time? And the next time?
Until they reach old age?
Then once they have mastered incarnation in the vessel to its furthest reaches (old age), will they then 'graduate' (as those like Clif mention) and go on to incarnate elsewhere, as something else?
Do all of the human schemas keep reincarnating until they reach full maturity within their vessel schema?
Clif has mentioned that it takes tens of thousands of lives to master the human incarnation...
Do we die all the different deaths with these tens of thousands of lives? And then come back with the same human schema and continue the evolution until it's played out and we die the final death as an elderly (fully matured) schema?
One thing I truly believe is that death is inevitable throughout the entire universe... I do not believe we'll ever develop anything (in any form) which allows us to live in any one incarnation "forever".
So, much of the 'evolution' process must depend on death, and what happens before/after it.
