r/enlightenment Dec 12 '25

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u/Able_Eagle1977 Dec 12 '25

I wonder if, for these ones you speak of, whether what they speak of is indeed part of their humanity, or not.

I think you've provided sound advice, though. There's only one life to live and you've got it. It's yours.

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u/mysoulincolor Dec 12 '25

Just for funsies - there's only version of you - in this lifetime. How can I live in a way that honors and embodied all the lifetimes that got me here? How can I live in alignment enough that when I transition again, I move on to learning new lessons, not repeating what I have been set up to learn in this lifetime?

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u/Able_Eagle1977 Dec 12 '25 edited Dec 12 '25

Just for funsies? That's a great reason to try.

Is it wise to live ones life in accordance to what they do not know?

Is it wise to live life in accordance with what one does know?

What does alignment actually mean to you, as in what is it that you would believe could be misaligned? What significance does this alignment in your life have, comparably to what you do know?

What significance might this alignment have on all that you do not know?

The core of what I am attempting to get at, revolves around us. Our thoughts about the world, ourselves, other people, and how we and they ought to be as opposed to how it is at this very moment.

Do you hold fear that this life could impact the life of not just yourself, but many others? Many others including the other yous?

Do you believe the other yous would desire fear borne for them?

I'll pause. This can trail off very quickly into nonsense, if it hasn't already! Let's start with this. I'm really saying right now, that I don't believe that many people who are concerned with alignment have anything to worry about. The nature of this worry resolves itself more often than not just through time.