mudra Thu Jun 14, 2018 2:27 pm
I found the following post on a " Seth Speaks " group on Facebook really interesting for it's originality. Belief systems shape history.
The post is from Arthur Jäger
I had a strange little incident yesterday as I was making music in my studio and working on an instrumental piece. The piece is more soft and relaxing and sometimes I get a bit like "too relaxed" and tired and fall into kind of microsleep seconds when playing the playback over and over again, just like when you drive for a long time on a repetitive road. In one of these phases I had a very short but clear and intense "daydream" or "glimpse into another reality": I was sitting on the banks inside a roman amphitheatre, dressed like a Roman and watching a close friend or relative of mine getting killed down in the arena, a person to which I had a loving and deep relationship. I was just "seeing" myself sitting there, nothing more, but the intense thing was the feeling that I felt. It was kind of a strong accepted devotion that "this has to happen" and "this is destiny", a feeling that "today is the day he/she has to depart"...
We don't know such feelings anymore as we are more materialistic and also perhaps more "materialised" in general in our days now, I think. The feeling was a strange mix of solemnity and deep grief, and I could feel that the approach and understanding of what life is was pretty different back then compared to what it is today.
I am sure that this was an authentic insight and no fantasy or Freudian "soul digesting" thing, but just can't tell for sure if this was one of "my" "former" lives or that of another person. However, this was a deep and special glimpse into another reality, made possible by some kind of spontaneous opening of my inner senses, kind of Seth spoke about here and there, just like when a door to an unknown nearby room was opened for a short time and you can see inside.
Love Always
mudra