@SpectralMourning What if the layers were just lies, false identities to hold us back from remembering. The journey is beautiful and the We along for the ride is beautiful, but we must let go of identities that hold us back from full growth. 😊

@Snow33 I agree with that as well. Sometimes they hold us back. Maybe we need to learn from our missteps though. Guess it comes down to how our mind processes it all.

@SpectralMourning So true. We do have to learn from our mistakes before we are able to heal.

@lovingdead It’s a beautiful thing, the changing of seasons.

I think if it has life in it, then it has the ability to evolve. We learn when we have a desire and a will to change and to grow.

@Snow33 i agree, i also want to say thank you for the post, and the reply. It was very much needed today

@lovingdead Ive found that the universe has impeccable timing. If you choose to see the meaning and value in it. Then you also get to see that there are miracles all around you. You’re not alone. No one truly is. It’s just an illusion, separation.

@vic7ory I understand that this is how you feel and how you are processing it. I respect you and your experience but I see it differently. And i am now experiencing this in a different way. It’s like the trauma is a lesson and once the lesson is learned it is no longer needed and no longer needs to be experienced. Perhaps I’m on to other journeys 😊. I think life is about what you do with it. What you choose to create. It’s okay if we don’t understand each other. There is worlds enough for all of us.

@Snow33 The trauma and experiences will always be a part of you. Molding you shaping you regardless of how you wish to process it. In the end only death will clear all doubts.

@vic7ory You can choose to process it that way if you want too. Energy does not cease to exist it just transforms into something else. Death is just a transition. Like the changing of seasons. Or The changing of leaves on a tree. The old leaves start to fall off when they are done and eventually a new leaf will grow. Same tree. Just letting go of what’s no longer needed.

@Snow33 It is Advaita philosophy.