My take on simultaneous lives
This text delves into the concept of simultaneous lives, exploring the idea that all our lives occur simultaneously, enabling communication and guidance between past, present, and future selves. Seth’s insights challenge traditional views of time and causality, suggesting a framework where future lives are accessible for advice and understanding. The session invites readers to reconsider their perspective on time and the nature of existence itself.
Simultaneous lives
If all time is simultaneous, and all our lives are lived now, how can one life be the last life?
Seth: I told you that in certain terms this was the last life for each of you (Rob and Jane), your breaking-off points.
But that does not mean there are not future lives in earthly terms for you.
If all of your lives are looked at like a Ferris wheel, then this is the seat you are in when you get off, though some of the other boxes or seats may be labeled future or past.
Following a given line of probabilities, in future lives you know the outcome of your work now, and you can also ask for advice from your future selves
Framework 1 looks to time, and particularly the past, as authority.
Simultaneous lives and reincarnation, a Seth Session
Seth: “(10:23.) Give us a moment… When you speak of reincarnation, the past is usually considered, as you have yourself often noted. I told you that in certain terms this was the last life for each of you, your breaking-off points. But that does not mean there are not future lives in earthly terms for you. If all of your lives are looked at like a Ferris wheel, then this is the seat you are in when you get off, though some of the other boxes or seats may be labeled future or past.
In certain terms then, and following a given line of probabilities, in future lives you know the outcome of your work now, and you can also ask for advice from your future selves, who are very actively interested, since their reality is so involved with your own. If it were not for such facts, then again in certain terms these present sessions would not be held. Whenever you come into difficulties, it is because you are still relying upon Framework 1 s authority, in which nor-mal cause and effect operates, in which problems are solved by exaggerating them, and in which magical changes or alterations are considered out of context to normal living.
“Magical” changes happen all the time. Your very existence is proof of that, for it is a mystery to Framework 1’s understanding.
Framework 1 looks to time, and particularly the past, as authority.”
The Personal Sessions Book 4; Sess. AUGUST 28, 1978
