Much of this resonates with me. However, it still doesn’t satisfactorily explain evil to me. If we are all living beings who choose to have a human experience (to grow in some way and eliminate fear) then how does a soul like Ghengis Khan come to earth? Nobody is perfect, but it’s a bit of a stretch to describe him as a “loving being” at his core
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The soul who incarnated as Ghengis Khan probably lived other lives as a weak or persecuted individual, such as an untouchable in India or a Jew in the Holocaust, so that he could experience all aspects of existence. It is through many such experiences that the soul grows in wisdom and comes to understand that love is all that is real and the only thing that is important. I would guess that many of the souls in positions of power in this world are young souls very early in their development.
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The soul who incarnated as Ghengis Khan probably lived other lives as a weak or persecuted individual, such as an untouchable in India or a Jew in the Holocaust, so that he could experience all aspects of existence. It is through many such experiences that the soul grows in wisdom and comes to understand that love is all that is real and the only thing that is important. I would guess that many of the souls in positions of power in this world are young souls very early in their development.
But listening to Christian Sundberg he seems to be saying that all souls are “LOVING” beings seeking a human experience in order to become more loving.
The starting point can’t be as low as a murderous and intensely evil soul or else the vibrational state of the non-physical realm, the source of all that is and where our higher self can live in a state of pure bliss if it chooses, wouldn’t be as idyllic as he describes it.
This theory doesn’t explain the origin of souls and the origin of evil. I think the theory has potential when it explains suffering as something we take upon ourselves (gets rid of the problem of evil objection which plagues Christian theology for example) but unfortunately it doesn’t go far enough.
Did you watch this on your phone? If so, you've used GPS and satellites to send and receive information. These satellites orbit our rock. Humans have put them there, in space, using theories that we call Physics. In Physics there's still a lot we don't know, but we do know that there's no place for magical thinking like this in our universe because it contradicts the knowledge we have about how the universe works.
So if there's internet content like this that contradicts the physics that has been so successful in launching satellites and sending humans to the moon, it's very likely to be nonsense.