forced reincarnation

I'd love to hear more about them, Roberta. Perhaps you could clue me up? Mikey wasn't prepared to tell me about anyone but your two must be known. How were the claims of forced return authenticated and by whom?

I wasn't aware counseling was mandatory..... As for being ".....stubborn, willful, and entirely unwilling to listen...." my immediate response is "So what would be achieved by forcing the individual into a further incarnation when plainly that individual wasn't ready for it?"

I'm not familiar with a "hail-mary pass" but it hardly sounds a suitable approach to me.

Or perhaps the behaviors of the incarnate we knew as Adolph Hitler might be attributed to the forced return of an unwilling spirit? If so would his crimes against his fellow humans be seen by his spirit counsellors/helpers as acceptable outcomes - one might ask - for their causing that return? Might many monstrous behaviors be the outcomes of forced reincarnations, the actions of very unhappy spirits doubly-unhappy at being forced back to somewhere they hated previous times around?

This is where the Silver Birch test results in a big 'fail' for me - it does not appeal to my reason at all and goes against all I understand of the process of reincarnation. If there's compelling evidence I'm wrong then I'd love to hear/read it so maybe you can point me in the right direction?

I haven't got long to go in this world but at least I could begin to put right my misleading of those I tried to help.

 

Thanks, Lola, for the clarification. I watch soccer football but not American football so I didn't know that term.

The older I become the more resistant I am to accepting stuff that doesn't make sense to me - the SB test! What I'm very uncomfortable about now is the possibility I've been significantly misleading others. If forced reincarnation happens with 1% of the global population then that's a significant number - readers can 'do the math' as yous guys say over here.

If there's such a large number of souls who are gonna be forced back into bodies then I need to understand why they need it and how it's brough about.

 

Thanks for asking, Lola. I'm doing just fine. This reincarnation lark isn't upsetting me the way it is you and I'm sorry to hear it's doing that.

I'm not buying any of it until I've heard more to persuade me. Which is awkward because some comes from Mikey Morgan who I respect greatly but whose ideas I won't accept unless they appeal to my reason. Same with the Eastern religions stuff.

SB said some of his peers had said that. He didn't just believe it was for real - he was sure it was kosher.

It does for me until someone establishes SB wasn't being honest in what he said.

And it's this idea that is perplexing me because as yet I have not heard a persuasive argument.

Well thank you for that support but for me motive alone is not good enough. I remain unpersuaded as yet, however, that I've been wrong.

 

Now I often say to readers that they should be cautious about how our friends unseen talk about things that are going to happen in this world. I can't see how someone in a dimension that has no time can in any meaningful way forecast events yet to come about. Something promised may take years, decades or centuries - or even longer. That's an opener to my next point.

In an earlier posting in another thread I asked how many individuals might be forced to reincarnate - and why. The 'why' bit was explained as ".....Very unloving ways with total resistance during the life review with their higher spiritual guides. Mikey tells me we all know what very unloving ways and behaviors are here on this earth.....They can be continuous with many. Then they return to the afterlife and give total resistance to learning....ego is still in full force..."

In answer to the 'how many' bit Mikey said he could not give a number, but that "..it's less than 1%. (Of the entire population.)" Now that's a potentially huge variation from 1 to a smidgen less than 1%.

Initially that doesn't seem that large but let's for the sake of calculation say it's the latter. The estimated population of the world is 7.7 billion and 1% of that is 77 million. Put more simply, between now and the death of the last individual perhaps 70 years later (or whatever number of years), are we saying there might be as few as 1 individual forced to reincarnate but potentialy as many as close on 77 million! This isn't working for me.

Are we talking about a few mad killer dictators such as Mugabe, Hitler, Nicolae Ceaușescu or who-have-you; or a few madmen shooters such as those seen in this lovely nation and sometimes elsewhere? Or might it be the thousands of convicted criminals languishing in jail, serving their sentences before getting out to do something else that's unacceptable? Are they the bad-lads who might in future be forced back here after their previous incarnation? Or are they here because in the past they had been forced back to learn to improve their ways?

This isn't working for me - who's got any ideas to make sense of this nonsense?