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Reincarnation & Past Lives

Reincarnation & Past Lives

Definition

Bashar teaches that reincarnation is never imposed — it is a deliberate choice made by the soul in collaboration with the oversoul, guides, and other souls who will play key roles in the coming life, selecting a growth theme, scanning probable realities for the best time and place, and negotiating who will play which role. Between lives, most souls enter an astral 'review and rest' phase of processing the life just completed before reuniting with the oversoul, learning, planning the next incarnation, or choosing not to reincarnate at all. Because all incarnations exist simultaneously within the oversoul's experience, past-life memory is accessible through meditation, dream incubation, guided regression, or spontaneous recall — but Bashar warns not every impression is literal history: some are symbolic, some are parallel-life bleed-through, and some are collective archetypes. He frames the point of exploring a past life not as entertainment but as a clue to why you believe what you currently believe.

Aliases

前世 輪迴 past lives simultaneous lives

Related Terms

Related Entries (9)

Karma: The Law of Attraction Across Lifetimes REL-011 The Oversoul: The Collective of All Your Incarnations CORE-022 The Eternity of Existence: You Cannot Be Destroyed CORE-026 The Mechanics of Reincarnation: How Souls Choose New Lives CORE-032 The Afterlife Timeline: Where Souls Go and What They Do TIME-021 Personal Past Life Exploration: Techniques for Accessing Soul Memory TIME-023 Deja Vu and Past Life Memory: The Overlap of Temporal Experiences TIME-027 Agreement and Soul Contracts: The Pre-Incarnation Framework CORE-057