Or, no matter the same circumstances/“toolkit”, they would be fundamentally different- make different choices, lead a different life with different thoughts, opinions, ideas, goals? Are we the same Consciousness/eyes looking through different lenses/lives- or are we fundamentally different eyes that even when looking through the same lens, would perceive differently? Are we fundamentally unique from everyone else, or are our personalities stepping stones along the way for one Consciousness? Like I’m life #20202827484 and you’re #3947749986, and we are who we are for now, but as we evolve (and have evolved) we are every other person? Is each life like a costume, but it’s always “me” in there- and how I choose to act in it isn’t a reflection of how anyone else would?

Bashar says if you can imagine it you are it- but what about when people want the same exact thing? Is the idea of competing for it irrelevant because if we truly tuned to having that Thing we want- we’d become- literally “be”- the same person- the person who has what we want? (I don’t have the quotes but he has basically confirmed this, saying you’re appearance being the same to you is an illusion of continuity, etc.)

To elaborate: I recently watched a Chinese drama in which Immortals would go on “trials” in the mortal realm as humans; they would nap for two months and because time passed differently between realms, live a full life below. Upon death they would “wake up” to their higher self, a fuller perspective that “contained” these trials, these more limited perspectives. This is really close to how I’ve always understood it and how teachers such as Abraham have described, but in regards to this question- could it be construed that the immortals themselves are in turn in a lower realm and awaken to an even fuller narrative- a higher perspective who-in all of their lives “as an immortal” where contained? And if that cycle continued, we’d pull out and out on what ultimately was one Consciousness, playing out infinitely-detailed “lesser” lives?

My understanding of the teachings has been verging on Solipsism, this idea that All That Is is playing sock puppets with itself, that you’re only ever “interacting” with yourself (albeit at different steps of Your overall journey), everyone is One, alone on a stage so (if you’re aligned) committed to the role that you forget you’re playing all of them and there is no audience. According to my own Emotional Guidance System I know this understanding is not in alignment, so I’m seeking new approaches to help me come to my true understanding. :)