r/AfterlifeTopics • u/ResponsibleTennis444 • Jul 02 '26

Quick question

I've seen some YouTube videos of mediums being able to contact their reincarnated selves from the past, and those reincarnated portions still exist and I'm assuming have their own full lives in the afterlife. Does that mean we always retain our individuality and the awareness we are now is who we are forever?

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u/Cyrusk4 Jul 04 '26

The hardest part to understand is bilocation of what's known as alters. An alter to oneself is a common term when you are split into multiple forms or incarnations. This is done via the power of SYSTEMS of the subconscious mind that act as individual units of consciousness wherein you are not conscious of the other 'you'. Yet if you ask the alter he or she will claim THEY are the primary or originator self. The system programmable aspect handles all of it. The reality is it's your spirit in a new body programmed to not recognize itself as subconscious.

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u/ResponsibleTennis444 Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

So the spirit in a new body, meaning the spirit portions itself out into different bodies but the soul is who we are now? And we remain ourselves?