If you were to pass on to the next dimension (pass away or ‘die’) as the Earth exploded out of existence because of an interstellar impact of some kind, how could you reincarnate as another human being on a planet that no longer exists?
By Alexander Nichols, Conscious Energy.ca
There is now enough evidence to suggest that human souls do indeed reincarnate. It is considered a corroborated fact by many well-educated modern philosophers, scientists, doctors and other esteemed professionals working in this field of study. Buddhism and other religions teach us that at some point perhaps after hundreds or even thousands of ‘lives’, we eventually reach Nirvana or Enlightenment and our souls can then remain in the spirit realm forever, ending the cycle of birth, death and rebirth.
When one considers the question put forth here; How can your soul reincarnate back to a sentient life form on a planet that no longer exists? - more troubling questions emerge. Or do they?
Our Universe as we currently understand it, consists of billions of trillions of planets orbiting an infinite number of stars organized into an infinite number of galaxy groups called Superclusters, and it is likely that indeed there exist Superclusters of Universes – a Multiverse if you will. Indeed, there may be an infinite number of Multiverse Superclusters with new stars, galaxies, planets and an array of interstellar phenomena being born at every moment with each ever expanding into infinity. It boggles the mind to consider that such a reality may exist, but theorisists and cosmologists thinking with their human brains even when operating at a fraction of their potential have just about defined that very possibility as being likely and one among many realities.
With such an unending and vast array of planets that do indeed exist in what astronomists call the Goldilocks Zone, that is the orbital area surrounding stars that allows for the formation of liquid water and therefore complex life forms to exist and evolve – in other words, life as we know it – the number of inhabitable physical ‘worlds’ existing within the Universe(s) are incalculable.
In the case of reincarnation then, is it possible that we reincarnate as other beings on other planets? …
Particularly in the case of our own planet being snuffed out of existence, where on ‘Earth’ would we go? In an extinct-Earth scenario, it is not unreasonable to assume that we would go elsewhere? And what of other planets and their inhabitants? If this same scenario were to occur on their planets, would they, could they reincarnate to Earth as human beings? Is there a scientific answer to these questions?
Science does not operate on assumptions. Hypotheses must be derived from experiments conducted and data gathered to prove or disprove any scientific theory. Why then have we no theory about interstellar reincarnation?
Science does not operate on assumptions. Hypotheses must be derived from experiments conducted and data gathered to prove or disprove any scientific theory. Why then have we no theory about interstellar reincarnation?
Consider this; If all life on Earth is interconnected, (this is biological scientific fact) and the planets of our solar system are interconnected (scientific fact) and our solar system is interconnected with other solar systems in our galaxy (we now know they orbit the same galactic central point, so they must be interconnected – this too is scientific fact) and given we have observed binary galaxies in the process of colliding and presumably becoming one galaxy, (more interconnection) it is a fairly logical conclusion to suggest that superclusters of galaxies we know to be orbiting one another are too interconnected.
Once one considers the concept that in a multiverse reality, universes themselves are in constant interaction with one another, the concept of a total and complete 'oneness’ of the existence of all things is at our fingertips. Indeed, if a butterfly flaps its wings in Brazil, the wind may pick up on a distant planet somewhere, and it may not be on a planet that is even within our own Universe.
The reality of an interconnectedness of all things everywhere, may be the reason behind the reality of peaceful interstellar, inter-dimensional and extra-dimensional existence. And it may also be the reason that Earthlings have not yet been permitted to engage in interstellar travel, at lease unescorted, and why certain technologies such as zero-point energy and anti-gravity propulsion are being kept from the human mainstream not by the war mongering organizations who engage in back engineering these advanced technologies, but by the interstellar civilizations who know that it is unwise to give babies matches and tins of gasoline to play with.
Therefore, the only way Humans can survive with the Earth in any long-term co-existence (asteroid strikes notwithstanding) is through proven, long-lasting, and ultimately eternal peace here on Earth. It is peace that will allow humankind to explore the stars and join the Universal brotherhood of ACWs (advanced-civilized worlds). Until then, we will most likely reincarnate here on Earth repeatedly until the Earth is destroyed, by which time I surely hope we will have been accepted by our galactic universal neighbours. If we fail to establish true, worldly peace by that time, I wonder what will happen to our souls and our ability to reincarnate.
The reality of an interconnectedness of all things everywhere, may be the reason behind the reality of peaceful interstellar, inter-dimensional and extra-dimensional existence. And it may also be the reason that Earthlings have not yet been permitted to engage in interstellar travel, at lease unescorted, and why certain technologies such as zero-point energy and anti-gravity propulsion are being kept from the human mainstream not by the war mongering organizations who engage in back engineering these advanced technologies, but by the interstellar civilizations who know that it is unwise to give babies matches and tins of gasoline to play with.
Therefore, the only way Humans can survive with the Earth in any long-term co-existence (asteroid strikes notwithstanding) is through proven, long-lasting, and ultimately eternal peace here on Earth. It is peace that will allow humankind to explore the stars and join the Universal brotherhood of ACWs (advanced-civilized worlds). Until then, we will most likely reincarnate here on Earth repeatedly until the Earth is destroyed, by which time I surely hope we will have been accepted by our galactic universal neighbours. If we fail to establish true, worldly peace by that time, I wonder what will happen to our souls and our ability to reincarnate.
God help us all if the big asteroid hits in the meantime - as one almost did just this morning in fact. If that is not a reason to clean up our act, I don’t know what is. -A.N.
