Hi inavalan,
Oh. OK.
Well that makes sense to.
Nice analogy.
- jbseth
I got it the other day in one of my experiences (knowledge download). And, it was as you mentioned earlier today: nested multi-verses.
Probably the most interesting to me was the idea of the leaves (each one being one incarnation) on a stem (the inner-self) forming an entity, a hierarchy of entities (trunk(s), several levels of branches and stems) with the nervures of a leaf being the probable life courses determined by the possible decisions (an incarnation including not only the actual life, but all the probable lives of the outer-self), more important decisions and less important decisions, only some of them getting actualized.
From Seth's vantage point all those incarnations are simultaneous, as the leaves grow more or less all at once, but they grow in Seth's realm's time flow. The nervures form as the leaves grow (as free willed decisions happen). For each leaf's development there is a blueprint, a maple tree leaf will develop as a maple tree leaf, but with some (free will) individual variations.
All the elements of the model are telepathically connected.
This analogy illustrate, to me, concepts like "all is one", "simultaneous time", "probable lives", "free will", entities of one level being level to become, in their time, entities of a higher level (thicker, closer to the trunk branches), the relation between Jane & Rob (leaves), Ruburt & Joseph (stems with leaves), Seth 1 (a branch that developed in one direction, shooting other branches from which Ruburt's and Joseph's formed, and the same way Seth 2 being an even higher level (thicker, closer to the trunk) branch, from which Seth 1 branched away. (a picture is worth a thousand words)
Surely, this is an analogy only.