On the Veil of Forgetfulness

I realize not everyone has Telegram. Therefore, I am reposting some of the best topics from my Telegram channel as blog posts.

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​I have decided. After 238 lifetimes on this planet, this level of forgetfulness is not productive to soul growth. Forgetting everything, and I mean everything, is not efficient. Because you repeat your lessons an untold number of times, often to no actual benefit. There's such a thing as "diminishing returns" when it comes to repeating lessons.

When you forget everything, when you think this is the only life you've ever lived and ever will live, you repeat things rather pointlessly. There is no point in repeating the same pattern 400 times. 20 times, sure. 400? No. Pointless. Waste of energy. Waste of time.

It would be more efficient if you could remember just a handful of key lifetimes that support your present lifetime's goals. You don't need all of them and you don't even need all the details (just key moments), but just a few would do ya. Keep you from looping around in circles like a fish with dropsy.

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​Hmm. You know, a lot of people make these proclamations that ETs are all "love and light" as if they do not feel any emotions other than bliss and sublime contentment.

Well, that's not true. They have the same range of emotions we do (humanoid races do anyway, your biology may vary).

When viewing this "forgetfulness" scenario from their end, there's a unique kind of sorrow that hangs about it. Your best friends. Your mothers. Fathers. Brothers. Sisters. Children... They might be incarnated not in an Earth body, but just...put yourself in the shoes for a second of having your own mom forget who you are. Or your child. Or anyone else you love deeply.

Imagine your loved one has had some kind of awful brain injury and they don't remember you. They keep greeting you every day (lifetime) as if you're a total stranger. Meanwhile, you hold all this memory of all these times you've been together. You smile, and say, "Hi mom." As they don't remember you...yet again.

Just...imagine that. Intensely. For just a moment.

That's how it is on the other end.

Not all the time. Just some of the time.

So every time you remember who they are to you and who you are to them, it's like the best day ever. Because you remember. It's important to remember.