Your contemporaries, do not all belong to the same probable system

[inavalan]

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[Deb]

As to the occupying the same reality, I always thought this was interesting:

"(9:44.) Give us a moment ... Your parents literally did not share the same reality at all. This is not as unusual as you may think. They met and related in a place between each of their realities. It was not that they disagreed with each other's interpretation of events. The events were different."
—UR1 Section 1: Session 680 February 6, 1974

[inavalan]

As to the occupying the same reality, I always thought this was interesting:

"(9:44.) Give us a moment ... Your parents literally did not share the same reality at all. This is not as unusual as you may think. They met and related in a place between each of their realities. It was not that they disagreed with each other's interpretation of events. The events were different."
—UR1 Section 1: Session 680 February 6, 1974

I see this quote as being quite explicative. It ties into the present as the point of power, and with the inverted time concept.

At any moment of one's physical existence, he is in a point of a hyperspace defined by three hyper-coordinates: time, space, probability. It is like a sandbox. Every choice he makes sends ripples in all the three hyper-directions, like dropping a pebble in a sandbox. The effect theoretically reaches every point of the hyperspace, but, practically it diminishes with the distance from the point of power, and become negligible. Whatever we recall may not be what we went through (I recall a Seth quote about that). At birth we can enter the physical in any point of the hyperspace (including any point of the physical time, any probability, obviously any physical space / location). Then we move around, through making choices.

There is also a good analogy to a computer game, with many scenarios, many levels, where you can chose the point of entry depending of what you want to play, as preference and difficulty, pretty much knowing what you get into, but still having to exercise and augment your skills..

EDIT: It is like we all sit in front of our screens, or with our virtual-reality headsets, and the time, space, probability, character we experience "exist" only in the virtual-reality of the educational game.