Healing on the astral or inner planes??? What does this mean???

[MangusKhan]

Ra has mentioned several times, that some entities are "healing" within the "inner planes" or "astral planes" of Earth, such as Hitler... Does anyone know what this means?  When Ra uses the term "Healing" in this regard, does he mean these entities are in a type of "Hell", which helps heal them from their karma?  How do entities "heal" within the inner planes of Earth? Why not go to the spirit world and heal?  If you have a better understanding of this concept, please do share. Thanks!

They are placed in an astral environment where they regularly review various aspects of the life just lived, and the effects their actions had on others around them. I suppose that might be hell for some souls who caused extreme suffering to others.

But typically, it is the process of learning to forgive themselves and then planning future incarnations where they will make restitution for their actions in the previous life.

On the other side of the coin, some beings flee from the Light and reside in the darker aspects of the astral and become negatively polarized rather than just confused (the unpolarized circumstance). Negative beings do not go back home, after death, but live within the shadows of time/space and eventually reincarnate to study love of self some more. But even negative beings undergo a type of healing. They have to be balanced enough to consciously choose a life circumstance.

Souls that haven't activated (even briefly) the green ray, are in a somewhat unconscious state after death. Not unconscious, but "sleep walking" shall we say. Living in echoes, or dreams, of their previous life circumstances, until their higher self places them into another body. This could occur rapidly upon death for some beings. But as more incarnations accumulate, there is more subjective "time" between incarnations, and then when green ray is activated (or consciously deactivated), the incarnations cease to be automatic.

Love what you say Anagogy,  I remember that when I read Ra's answer on Hitler, Ra does mention his confusion once not on Earth, and at the time I was reading it, I thought  perhaps Hitler was not at all originally negative oriented in that incarnation,  but events, health and choices sent him on a track that after death would leave him bewildered , perhaps astounded,  at what consequences  he had created ?

I've studied Hitler quite a bit, because he's such an interesting case study for a lot of things mentioned in LOO. I still can't say whether this entity was actually supposed to be negative or not. He was very stubborn, angry, imposing and disconnected from society. At the same time, he also had a great appreciation for all things which were undeniably beautiful, like animals, children and fine art. To add to the mystery, he seemed to know, even from an early age, that he was destined to be a great hero and leader. The accounts of his ability to influence masses of people by simply standing in front of them and making a speech border on the paranormal, and it seems like he was contacting intelligent infinity in order to do a sort of mass hypnotism.

His health is also a point of interest. If he was truly negative, why did his health get so bad? That seems like he was activating his heart and throat chakras while holding terrible distortions in his lower triad. True negatives don't suffer from that, as they don't use those centers.

Knowing this, I theorise that Hitler was either a wanderer who came to serve as a great leader, and severely went off the rails in his incarnation, or an individual who had contacted intelligent Infinity in a previous incarnation and was now incarnating with the aim of making himself a god and conquering the earth, much like Genghis Khan. If the latter is true, it would have been his inability to completely reject truth and love which caused his confusion and loss of power. I'm sort of leaning towards the latter, but I don't know.

Either way, he would have had to have some things cleared up in the life review process, that's for sure. I can't imagine it as a wholly pleasant experience.