>>465
This is entirely possible, and it's what I intended to do before achieving my current level of control. Breed a good family, cast a generational spell and have them reinforce it, then simply reincarnate as whichever descendant best fits your needs. >>466 is also true and it could be unrelated, you should be able to remember doing it if it was an intentional transfer and done correctly.
>>486
Interesting. There was a recent event where cabal planetary pulsed laser installations fired at and hit a Federation battleship. Taygetan sources said it's most likely internal conflicts within the cabal, but perhaps there was more to it.
>>504
Ships could stay in warp at higher dimensions with a lower-consciousness crew, but it has weird effects on the occupants. Being yanked out of 3D into 5D with a spaceship is a smooth ride, but going into 6D if you're not prepared will start to eat away at your sanity.
>>663
This is a known fact. Ascending to the highest levels of Masonic orders barely qualify you as an "elite."
>>664 >>665
Good way to put it, anon. Planning a "next" incarnation is the exact same as planning a dream. The best you can do is focus to an autistic degree on something you desire, if it's strong enough to carry over into the dream, it's manifested with the full embelishments of the subconscious. Mastery is realizing that daily life is also a dream, and going lucid.
>>672
The elites have their own etheric masters, but the vast majority of the structure is physical.
>can't move on
Some will also remain in a dream-like state without even realizing they die, carrying on their daily chores in consensus with other such spirits. Sad stuff.
I don't really see the death process as "unraveling," at least from my perspective. Efter every death, I've simply returned to my non-limited consciousness in the void, and from there all incarnations are simultaneous and also irrelevant concepts that never happened and never will.

I'll stick around for a bit again, that