Wow, this is really interesting to me. I have been shown these nodal timeline possibilities at certain key points of my life where an impending decision could lead to my death or the death of others. Interestingly, during these experiences, there was another presence that clearly seemed to be guiding me.Posted by Inelia (here)
The nodes are indeed there. But I found them in reverse. For example, there's an Inelia living in Paris, I went to her to learn French (she was able to impart the pronunciation to a certain degree, but not the vocabulary). Anyway, I asked her how she got there, and she showed me a point in my life when I nearly went to live with a commune of Chileans (the music group "Los Jaivas") and their families in France in the early 80s. As I remembered the day, it was very much touch and go in this one.Posted by silvervioletrubie (here)
Pardon me if this has been covered previously.
I am contemplating timelines and how these unfold. My question to Inelia and everyone is...how/can we identify "nodes" in our lives that are junctions with multiple highly probably paths. Which would then create new timelines for our element of the source to follow.
I guess the first question would be...is this perspective indicative of the process as you see it Inelia (and/or Bill)?
I am trying to grasp this in an attempt to begin finding "myself" in other timelines.
Thanks!
Sometimes, in our daily life, there will be a moment of decision. When we think very hard about a decision that we know will affect our lives. And when we make it, it feels like a weight was lifted. Those are present time nodes.
But I do think that the past nodes are not as important as the timeline we want to get in touch with. We need a very specific set of circumstances to tap into, then we can explore if we are curious. Also, we can tap into this timeline future, and play around with different decisions to see what happens, or go to the one we want to achieve, and ask our future self how we got there![]()
The first experience of this type occurred in my teens as I was bleeding to death due to the obliteration of my femoral artery (this actually did occur). As pint after pint of my own blood pooled around me and soaked into the sand, I became very calm as I came to terms with dying. It was actually quite pleasant. The sun felt great on my skin and I felt euphoric. However, a voice in my head spoke, "You will not die today, but you may die in your 33rd year based on what you choose." Just then, a random Australian wearing a wetsuit appeared out of nowhere and turnicated my leg and saved my life by somehow getting me an Evac airlift. I never even learned the guy's name.
A decade later, when I was in my late 20s, I was shown images of my own death at age 33 in an unknown place. Quickly, this view changed to an actual experience of my own future death. This experience was so frightening that I called out for help and the same voice that was with me as a teen returned, except this time it had a body; that of a huge glowing golden being. Literally, it appeared to be 50 feet tall as it held me as you would an infant. Again, it let me know that a decision I was about to make would result in my death and the deaths of many others.
That experience, or intervention, started a chain reaction in my life. A few years later, when I was 33, I was in a strange city and I was bombarded with déjà vu. I quickly realized that I was standing in the same exact spot where I had experienced my "death."
I still experience these various nodes of possibility from time to time, but there is always an accompanying presence. At first I thought it was an angel. But now I believe it was me in the distant future; my higher self.
This causes me to ponder issues of Freewill versus Determinist realities. When my higher-self intervened in my decisions, was I experiencing true freewill? I ultimately still made my own choices, but I was strongly influenced. Is it a violation of freewill when one's own higher-self steps in? After all, it's just me, right? Was it able to step in that first time because I was so close to death? Everytime I think I have made sense of these experiences, I realize that I will never truly understand them. I simply go with my gut and marvel in the mystery.
Thank you, Inelia, for talking about this. Although your experience is different, it is amazing to realize that so many possibilities exist simultaneously.




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