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>I came back to the part where I need to look into my past lives. When I first tried to look into them I got 2 minor glimpses that were so boring that I accepted that advice that "there is no reason to visit past lives because you learned what you needed to learn there and what you didn't learn there will follow you into this life anyway
It depends on what your past lives contain imo. Are they completed enlightened persons now operating on the astral freely, mentally seperated from your current mind? Or are they regular lives with karma you need to start off by working off?
Either way, learning about your past helps you understand who you are, and the changes society has gone through. When looking "forward" at the modern world after taking a few steps back, it looks like some evil occultist's wet dream. People are locked into a mental prison and all their efforts are in vain. It's absolutely horrifying, but also very small. When I took the first step back, my thought was
>isn't it more than that?
Modern humans live in a cage for animals, talking and dreaming of mediocre stories of the future and past. All they see is perceived from inside the box, related back to the box. Anything they learn they try to apply for the benefit of their prison.