Earth Is The Hardest Planet For A Soul To Live On

[Mike]

...in this galaxy anyway. So says the guest on this short but fun and interesting video (sorta short: 30 mins long)

Topics discussed include near death experiences, both positive and negative ET's, the role earth humans play in the galactic drama, life on other planets, and so on.

Our galaxy is enormous beyond comprehension. I don't know if I believe that earth is the most challenging. When I think about it, the odds of me being on the most challenging planet in the entire galaxy seem infinitesimally small. I doubt I would have volunteered for that to be perfectly honest. But I like to believe it's true. And when I allow myself to do that I get a nice boost of energy in the form of pride and accomplishment.

Maybe just by coming to the earth we should all be immensely proud of ourselves.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=W_EbNZlFFB8

[Matthew]

I came kicking and screaming what are you talking about? This place sucks, I want my money back.

[Mike]

Posted by Matthew (here)
I came kicking and screaming what are you talking about? This place sucks, I want my money back.

did you keep your receipt?

[Matthew]

Posted by Mike (here)

Posted by Matthew (here)
I came kicking and screaming what are you talking about? This place sucks, I want my money back.

did you keep your receipt?

No. ...I'm going to have to sue

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[Michi]

I recently read a profound statement. (Maybe it was here on PA.)

Earth set of rules are special as nearly every life form lives on eating other life forms.

[Johnnycomelately]

Posted by Mike (here)

Maybe just by coming to the earth we should all be immensely proud of ourselves.

Pride doesn’t ring true. I’d go with thankful.

I’ve heard elsewhere that this planet is special, in that it allows the most egotistical jerks to incarnate. Not ALL the jerks, just the most dysfunctional who can incarnate. Idea being that we can see mirrors of our faults, almost no matter how bad we ourselves are. If so, should be a good school, something to be thankful for.


Edit, kind of off topic, but I just found a historical example of where people are thankful for sh*tty treatment on this planet. ~8D

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7ZtLQNI3FKQ

[O Donna]

Posted by Mike (here)

Maybe just by coming to the earth we should all be immensely proud of ourselves.

In the arc a story (adventure of a lifetime) 'immensely proud' feels like only partly through. As great the idea is there's still something missing.

That there is that in which being immensely proud is a limitation, a prison of sorts. That there is greater potential to set the eyes upon. Beyond kings and slaves, poetically speaking.

[Tyy1907]

I'm with you Mike.
We deserve a pat on the back for even coming to this mess. It can be considered a badge of honor. Came, did our best.

[Mari]

Interesting that most babies scream their little heads off after popping out into this world, as if to say 'ah s**t - what have I done...get me outta here!!' Seriously, respected channelled information (amongst other sources) states that this planet is indeed one, if not the most densest of all, and our 3rd - 4th density is 'The School' or 'Boot Camp' for the evolution of the soul/spirit, offering very rich learning opportunities. I suppose that explains it, then.

[Open Minded Dude]

I've heard and read the same as it is stated here. And I also believe it is true. I also hope it is I mean let's be honest, this Sh--hole experience must have been worth at least something in the end, doesn't it?

E.g. in Dolores Cannon's books (past life regression) it is often said by many regressed people that this is one of the toughest training ground.

I also remember William Buhlman (OBE expert) also repeated this very often in his books and speeches. Earth and 'the physical' in general is a training ground for souls and not every soul dares come here.

Robert Schwartz wrote a book 'Courageous Souls' describing the same idea.

Folks, let's give ourselves well-deserved pats on our backs! It is real:

WE ARE HARDCORE !!!

[Losus4]

At around 7:30 mins into the video, we get this...

"Earth is one of the most difficult planets in the universe to incarnate in"

I usually love NDE stuff, but absurd statements like this always knock a few points off the credibility meter.

[Justplain]

I think that mother Earth and all of her fabulous life forms, despite its savageness, is well worth the price of admission.

I have also heard that our souls came here, atleast in part, to help raise mother earth to the next vibratory level.

[Johnnycomelately]

Posted by Justplain (here)
I think that mother Earth and all of her fabulous life forms, despite its savageness, is well worth the price of admission.

Abso-holy-lutely! This pandemic, I learned way more about the complex workings of our biology (recommend, Merogenomics youtube chan, based in my city). It SO multiplies what I gather about animal and plant life here on Earth. The Mineral Kingdom is a deeper mystery, I more feel that than understand it.

[Mike Gorman]

The planet itself is beautiful beyond words, the blue, clouded jewel amidst the empty nether regions of the galaxy; it is the 'folks' that make it tough. I have also heard this stated before, it is not the cushiest joint to visit, but progress is not gained easily, is it?

[Jacqui D]

I think Earth was a mission planet, the reason some came in was because of saving the souls of many, once your in though you are or were trapped in these lower dimensions. I don't think this planet is the only challenging planet i feel most of the other planets in this galaxy are and also caught in what i can only call a black hole system.
It's been found now by scientists (although i don't believe what scientists say) that there is a black hole that they have seen in Sagittarius.
There have been many conquered planets by intruder race lines so i don't think Earth is the only challenging one.
However i also believe that Earth will become an ascension planet and is on its way to this status of nobility.

[East Sun]

Who, in all reality, could know?