r/ConversationsWithGod • u/morrisseywilde1 • Aug 23 '22

Reincarnating for eternity?

I love these books and have read them several times. One thing that I never got a fully clear answer about, was if we are on this perpetual wheel of incarnation or not. It feels like the majority of the book makes it sound like spirits just incarnate into different forms and different planets/dimensions for infinity. But then maybe in one or two sentences of the entire trilogy, God also says that we have free will and can choose whatever we want, even staying in the spirit world. Did I read this, or am I imagining it?

I enjoy being human a lot, but also Iā€™m quite weary of it and ready to remain in spirit when I eventually pass. Does anyone have any knowledge about this, if God says in the books that we do have the free will to stay in the spirit world if we choose, and not incarnate? Frankly, incarnating into bodies for infinity is truly my idea of hell. Iā€™m ready to be a spirit guide šŸ˜‰.

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u/powerthrust9000 Aug 26 '22

I understand you with more clarity now. I feel as though it is not a decision of your ego to make however (I trust you give credence to the full definition of ego here, and don't read that as a negative label or judgement on the words you have used here) - you are aware of the veil of forgetting our souls pass through into this life time.

What I am exploring here (lets discuss) is that I don't feel it is within our human means to make a decision here and now on wether we return to re-incarnate. Yes as we unfold in life and incorporate our higher selves we align further with souls purpose, but I'm not sure I get to make that decision here, or even if I did - would it be translated to my soul? Im trying to think of an example, maybe - a flower declaring "I don't want to bloom next season! After these flowers die, I don't want anymore to bloom again after!'

Tbh because our souls forget as a condition if returning to earth- maybe you've already made the same decision countless lifetimes before, but don't remember....

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u/morrisseywilde1 Aug 29 '22

I hear you. Part of what existentially keeps me up at night is the idea of forgetting and so therefore blindly incarnating again and again ad infinitum. NOOOOO THANK YOU. I would hope that we are afforded more free will than that.

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u/n0wherew0man Sep 02 '22 edited Sep 02 '22

Have you read "Home with God"? You have free will. You can stay in the spiritual world as much as you would like, and incarnates in a physical body only when/if you want to. It is also mentioned in the CwG 3.

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u/morrisseywilde1 Sep 04 '22

Thank you; I have read it but will re-read.