Something that bugs me – why is it whenever anyone talks about ‘past
life’ experiences they always claim to have been an Indian Chief,
Pharaoh, great painter or the like. Did no one have an experience as
someone who starved, was killed brutally, lived on mean street, or was a
slave?
In things spiritual I would have thought a hard,
disadvantaged life would have been a greater soul lesson than a life of
privilege or fame. So, does that mean there’s the equivalent of white
supremacy in other realms? Wow. Smacks of spiritual elitism.
What made me think of this was listening to a meditation facilitator
recently, parroting from a book of channeled wisdom. Sigh. I’m just here
for the meditation. The facilitator was talking about Ascended Masters
and reading off their recent past lives before ascension. Yeah, you
guessed it, all lives of high privilege. Over several weeks I’d listened
to how each and every one of these ‘masters’ had been someone of high
standing in Atlantis – really – all of them? But what got my attention
was the claim to have worked on the design and building of the Statue of
Liberty. Wow, cool, I heard someone say. Um … did you all miss the
bit where that master supposedly ascended in 1588. And the Statue
started construction in 1875. How does that work? 🤨
Why is it …?
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