Next Life

[AnthroHeart]

Who here thinks their next life will be on 4D Earth or higher?

Or will you incarnate again in 3D here on Earth while there's still time to finish up some karma?

Dolores Cannon says that 5D (5th dimension, 4 is time) there is no karma.

Also, if you had a choice to go now, would you go? I would.

[Aion]

I'll be living this life and moving in to the fourth density of this planet in the higher sub-densities of fourth and communing closely with fifth and sixth of other planets as we work with the Council of Saturn to balance the love incoming with the fourth density with the beginning seeds of wisdom that fifth density may develop on this planet.

Basically, when this planet is full fourth, it's job well done and my focus is then on the transition to fifth and subsequently sixth until at last we strive for seventh.

Also, no I wouldn't go right now, that would be like almost finishing a race then going back to the start. Only way is forward.

[chaospanda]

My deduction from personal experience is that I was in pure 3D, but an old soul who accumulated negativity. In this life, I chose a fast track to spiritual awareness. I have gotten so far, and I am thankful to the Creator and my teachers for that. I realize that I still have a long way to go.

I understand the desire to jump ship and go to the next level. 3D life is pretty boring for someone who is an intense spiritual seeker. It is almost as if the main purpose we exist is being stifled by the existence we have chosen to be in. I wanted to die for a long time because I was disenamored with life. I have chosen to stay on this boat and be of service to the Creator and my other-selves. That is, I could easily live to 80 or 100 and have a large opportunity to serve. I believe that as the earth raises her vibration, our abilities in consciousness can greatly expand.

I have experienced such myself, in that I am becoming very good with Reiki and spiritual healing. I do frequent chakra meditations and I feel my energy field expanding. My dreams are becoming more meaningful over time. I have taken on a simple role of going through an education to become a math professor, as I find such to be the most fun career I have found. Also, the convenient schedule allows more time for relational and spiritual seeking.

When I am done with this incarnation and decide what to do with the next, I will probably choose to reincarnate directly into the next space-time nexus. So if I make it to 2080 (87 years old) I will come back immeditately. The only way I would leave earlier is if my body could not stand the higher vibrations. In that case, I would have to come back immediately in a hybrid body.

[Parsons]

[...] until at last we strive for seventh.

Who is the "we" you are speaking for in this statement?

[Spaced]

My intuition tells me I'm gonna have another 3rd density incarnation during the period when us Earth types reach out to the stars.

[Charles]

Difficult to say really.  


What I think now is as a human thinks, in this body and on this planet. 

We all have free will choice (here on this planet and in our soul home).  We don’t have to reincarnate.  But if we don’t reincarnate, we don’t learn and grow.   

When the decision is made to incarnate again, or not to incarnate again, and upon which planet to do the incarnating:   My immortal soul will be making that decision.  Input and advice from my Guide(s) and my Elders will play a part, but it’s my decision, and it would be an educated decision.  What sort of soul lessons are still needed?  What sort of karma still needs to be cleared? 

I look forward to my death.  Death is delight.  There is no hell. 

[Minyatur]

I feel appealed toward incarnating in another lifetime here for a specific purpose and perhaps afterwards to experience other 3D worlds as a mean to further work on myself. The veiled experience is somewhat addictive, like a psychelic journey.

[AnthroHeart]

A world where there's nothing disgusting like roaches.

[Ethernysana]

[Ashim]

Entomologists, those who study these things, report that there are about 4,000 species of cockroaches. According to the World Health Organization, ten are considered pest species. For insects, cockroaches can be rather large and hefty creatures. While most are small, the Australian Giant Burrowing Cockroach or Rhino Roach can exceed 80mm (3+ inches) and weigh 35 grams, and have been reported as large as 50 g. Like many other insects, the female needs to mate but once and will use the sperm for a lifetime of fertilized eggs. Here are a few more common facts: they can live for a month or more without food, yet only about 1 week without water. Though they are nocturnal, they are not afraid of the light – they run from light because they are afraid of us. Cockroaches can live just about everywhere, and in just about all conditions.As before, I’m calling this list ‘talking points’, though it may not be a good idea to show off this knowledge at a dinner party. Chances are that you’ll be looked at rather strangely. Also, as these are in no particular order, I’m counting up.1
Flying Cockroaches
Picture 1-89Somehow, I suspect that the only thing worse than roaches on the floor (or bed) are roaches flying around the room! While not all Blattaria can fly, as evidenced in the above picture, the ‘Megaloblatta longipennis’ spreads her wings at an impressive 185 Millimeters. This cutie lives in Central and South America.

2
Global Warming Cockroaches
Picture 10-4Studies have shown that cockroaches break wind on the average of every 15 minutes. Even after death they will continue to release methane for up to 18 hours. In a global scale, insect flatulence is estimated to account for 20% of all methane emissions. This puts the cockroach as one of the biggest contributors to Global Warming. My research indicates that the other major contributors due to gastronomical acoustics are termites and cows.3
Dead On Its Back
Picture 2-58A wild cockroach dies, for the most part, in the stomach of the bird or other small animal that relies on it for food. In our homes, however, many may die from simply being unable to right itself after falling. In the wild, where there are leaves and wooded debris, the cockroach has something to grab on to, whereas in our homes, with our smooth floors, the poor creature may find itself stranded. In addition, some insecticides work by causing muscular spasms and a general lack of muscular coordination, which may result in the victim flipping on its back. Without the ability to control its muscles the cockroach dies upside down.4
International Cockroaches
Picture 3-23The name ‘cockroach’ is believed to come from the Spanish cucaracha, with a first noted use in English of cacarootch in 1624. As befitting an international insect, its name spans the continents. A sampling of translations:A) Bulgarian: ???????? f
B) Chinese: ?? (zhang1 lang2)
C) Dutch: kakkerlak m
D) Hebrew: ??? m (jook)
E) Japanese: ???? (gokiburi)
F) Mongolian: ???? (joom)
G) Russian: ??????? m (tarakan)
H) Swedish: kackerlacka
I) Turkish: hamam böce?i
J) Urdu: ?????5
Vocal Cords
Picture 4-14The famous Madagascar Hissing Cockroach is believed to be the only insect that uses its air passageways to make a sound. Most other insects produce their sound by rubbing various body parts together (note: some beetles force air though their protective plates, but this does not involve a breathing air passageway). Hissers make two distinct sounds, one when they are bothered and another when the males are facing off. Because they are large (approaching 5-8 CM) and wingless, they are often used in movies. These make popular pets and I can speak from experience (we had a tank in the office a few years ago) that that are interesting critters. Visit the live roach cam here.6
Headless
Picture 5-12It true, cockroaches do not need a head to survive. By comparison, and from a purely biological point of view, we humans use our heads for three functions: (a) we breathe through our nose and mouth, and that breathing is controlled by our brain (though we could use a respirator). (b) The loss of our head would cause extreme blood loss which, in turn, would cause insufficient blood pressure – required to transport oxygen and nutrients to our bodies. And © we eat with our mouths, and would starve rather quickly. Contrast this with the cockroach: (a) it breaths through spiracles all over its body. The brain does not control this function. (b) Insects do not have mammalian blood pressure, and would not ‘bleed out’. And © as a cold blooded animal a single meal can, if the temperature is cool enough, last a whole month. Other than the danger of infection, a headless cockroach can, in fact, survive for quite some time.7
Cockroach Induced Asthma
Asthmainhaler.JpgCockroach allergy was first reported and confirmed about 50 years ago. It is real and can be very dangerous. Cockroach allergens are the excrement and debris from decomposing cockroach bodies that become airborne and breathed into the bronchial tubes. Sensitivity to this dust triggers the bronchial allergic reaction known as asthma. Scientists believe that recent increases in the number of cases are due to many urban children remaining indoors for play and thus being in constant contact with allergens. Some research has indicated that each urban home has as from 900 to 330,000 insects. Studies have also revealed that the prevalence of asthma in the African-American community has more to do with domicile and not genetics. Unlike seasonal allergies, Cockroach induced asthma persists throughout the year. It can only be diagnosed using skin or scratch testing.8
Do The Math
Picture 7-7The common German Cockroach (Blatella germanica) is a cousin of the large flyer in Item #1. It is probably the most abundant pest cockroach. The life cycle is about 100 days and they live about 6 months. In the picture above, you can see the ootheca (protruding egg case), which contains about 30-40 eggs. A female can produce 6 or 8 cases in her six months of life. That works out to 180 – 320 offspring. If only 10 of her children become breeding females (and that is a very low estimate – the number is more like 100) there can be thousands of crawly things in just a few months.9
They are fast!
Picture 8-6Research shows that the fastest recorded speed of an American Cockroach is approaching 2.0 miles per hour (75 Centimeters per second). Of course, it is not going to out race a large animal, but as a relation to its body size it’s rather fast. In size relative terms, a roach about the size of a cheetah would move at about 50 MPH – only slightly slower than that majestic hunter. A part of their speed is attributed to the excellent ‘communication’ from eyes and antennae to their legs.10
Cockroaches and Radiation
Picture 9-5There is persistent talk that the cockroach would be the only survivor of a nuclear bomb. While I have been unable to find any clear scientific evidence of this being studied, there is some logical evidence as to why this may be true, though not exclusively for cockroaches. Living cells are sensitive to killing radiation primarily while they are dividing (hence the effectiveness of radiation on cancer cells). A cockroach’s cells divide only during their molting cycle, about once per week. They are therefore ‘radiation sensitive’ for only about 48 hours, or about 1/4 of the week. Humans, among most other animals, have blood and immune stem-cell that are constantly dividing. Given the killing radiation of a nuclear bomb, all humans would die, but only 1/4 of the cockroaches, leaving quite a nice size population. Interestingly, Mythbusters did a test on this very concept and cockroaches can survive ten times the quantity of radiation required to kill humans – but the flour beetle beat us all by surviving 100 times the lethal human dose. No cockroaches survived at that level.LISTVERSE STAFF
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[Ankh]

Who here thinks their next life will be on 4D Earth or higher?

Or will you incarnate again in 3D here on Earth while there's still time to finish up some karma?

Dolores Cannon says that 5D (5th dimension, 4 is time) there is no karma.

Also, if you had a choice to go now, would you go? I would.

Would you ask me this just couple of years ago, my answer would be completely different. But *thanks* to Ra material, I'm now happy and overjoyed to be exactly where I am, and don't want to go anywhere. I know that I have a spiritual family; a family who loves me unconditionally and who watches over me, guides me when it is possible; and also my Higher Self which is with my family. Buuut being right here and right now is more than awesome, and I don't want to go anywhere!

Where I go after this incarnation? Hopefully where I belong!  Be it another 3D planet where the rest of people who I care about are, or my home density where we can watch over our beloved ones together, or wherever it may be - it does actually not matter (which is something that I myself is so surprised about because of the homesickness and the pain related to missing my spiritual family I have had for years!).

[Glow]

Who here thinks their next life will be on 4D Earth or higher?

Or will you incarnate again in 3D here on Earth while there's still time to finish up some karma?

Dolores Cannon says that 5D (5th dimension, 4 is time) there is no karma.

Also, if you had a choice to go now, would you go? I would.

I hope you know karma is resolved with forgiveness, understand nonduality and you see there was never anything to forgive, not of yourself, not of others, poof no karma.

[darklight]

The sooner they plug the cable out of this holodeck, the better. It's time for a soft- and hardware upgrade.

[Nau7ik]

Excellent question! I very much hope that after I die when I walk the steps of light that I find myself in fourth density light. We are certainly capable of harvest! And we have been given the perfect opportunity to polarize by our current incarnation.

If your desire is to be sufficiently polarized, then I believe you will get every opportunity to do so.

I do long for the fourth density. I would love to be apart of that experience. I mean, if third density is so amazingly beautiful right now, how much more beauty will be apparent to us in a higher density where there is no veil and the heart of fully open? (right now I'm in my backyard and the sun is rising over the mountains coloring the sky in beautiful pastels and shining a golden orange light while the birds are singing and my pets are playing)

[AnthroHeart]

I will probably have to repeat 3D because I'm too afraid of the unknown.

[Charles]

Ah, my friend, IndigoGeminiWolf  . . . .  The “I” you speak of, will not be “you” the current human thinker.  The “I” you speak of will be you, the immortal soul currently experiencing human life within your body.  


When we die we leave these bodies behind.  When we die the veil is removed, and we remember what we really are.  And we are what we really are.  And we have help, Guides, Elders, Teachers, to review our past lives, and to decide what soul lessons are still needed.  Then an educated immortal soul (you) will decide where, when, and how you will next incarnate.