>>5881
>In this case is she 'stuck' there or there by choice? Could she return here and manifest overtly if she wished?
It's more that the person lives in a "slice of life" moment from their own time. Take one frame of the living city and let it loop eternally. The person then stays in that meditative state and will feel that they are still at home, one with all the life of the city, as if everything is alive still but eternal.

I've seen a number of people from the late 1800s who are in this state of existence on the astral as well. It's my guess that ages with a strong memetic form easier syncs with a person for them to remain like this.

We "know" all about this period from the literature which is still read and dramatized as movies. That shows how strong it is. Same for ancient Greece, the Roman empire and the "dark ages", that's where you'll find people like this who seem to have internalized their time and place perfectly.

If you invite them, they can come to you and you can interact with them. But they remain in their own time from their view it seems.