The birth was interesting. It’s not the first time we have shared our birth experience. As Inelia has said, and we say too, our experience of self was not a full singular construct when we were born. We were a soul construct in a physical body, so yes we were and still are human, but we didn’t know how to function or have an experience as a singular yet. It is the reason we thought doing this, incarnating into a physical body, was a good idea. To explore what that is.
As far as I know, souls travel not by flying, but by postulating or considering themselves in a place. In other words, if I as a soul want to go to France and the Eifel tower, I don't fly from America to France, I would just postulate myself or consider myslef in France and I will be there instantly.
So, I wonder if traveling from planet to planet, for a soul, is not like traveling the space, but just appearing on the surface, and of couse, the surface of the sea doesn't look round unless one is thousands of miles above.
"nonsensical things were normal when experiencing life as a human being" - yes, that part is definitely relatable! :)
The planet didn't look round?
As far as I know, souls travel not by flying, but by postulating or considering themselves in a place. In other words, if I as a soul want to go to France and the Eifel tower, I don't fly from America to France, I would just postulate myself or consider myslef in France and I will be there instantly.
So, I wonder if traveling from planet to planet, for a soul, is not like traveling the space, but just appearing on the surface, and of couse, the surface of the sea doesn't look round unless one is thousands of miles above.
But this is only my speculation.
I wonder if fixing the body, did upset the plans of the "game players" (in this case the mantid beings controlling the between lives area for humans).
Since many of this "things" can not be described with words, nor understood with minds, it is very helpfull that this is being related for us.
So, I understand that Gaia at Source is "3" describing themselves as "we".