the timboucher experience

Has anyone ever heard if there’s a term for being reincarnated in multiple bodies at the same time? Cause I’d like to read about that, if it “exists”… I’m too lazy to look it up on my own at the moment, but I will later. I promise.

UPDATE!

I’m making good on that promise. Here’s one thing about simultaneous incarnations:

It is most often the case that a Higher Self will have multiple incarnations on a planet at the same time. Seth called these simultaneous incarnations “counterparts”. Usually these incarnations are from all different perspectives: different ages, different races, religious beliefs, and degrees of spiritual awakening. A Higher Self does this to experience and contribute to a time frame in history in multiple ways.

Also, something from a cached page on Google.

I forget where I first ran into this idea…Bob Monroe? Michael Newton? Jane Roberts/Seth?…but it has held my interest for a number of years now: if time is illusory, a function of our physicality, then the idea of unidirectional, linear reincarnation is flawed. All incarnations are simultaneous and any recollections of “past lives” are really either fantasy or our consciousness reaching out across dimensions to other selves, fragments of our radiant wholeness that sits sipping mojitos somewhere…else.

Also:

Counterparts – the psyche manifests multiple focus personalities or aspect selves that overlap in the same historical period.

Yeah, that’s the ticket. Most of these references are to a series of books where a medium channels an entity named Seth. I think I’ve heard of that before from somebody. This list of Seth books says it was dictated by Jane Roberts.

Also on that page, theres this quote:

The SELF is infinite and you are just one facet of it, unaware of your other bodies and lives. Dreams are the key. Dreams, waking or sleeping, are links between you and your parallel incarnations. You must be receptive to them.”
- Ronald Franklyn

And one from Baudelaire:

“It is through dreams that man communicates with the Dark Dream by which he is surrounded.”
- Charles Baudelaire

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