The Mechanics Of The Soul

Reincarnation, Accountability & Your Higher Self

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The soul remains
To tell its tale
Vivid and pale
Of broken dreams
Out of the pool and into the flame
We begin the human game

The Human Game

Lisa Gerrard

In ancient times, the belief in a "world soul" went without saying. This world soul, which filled the entire cosmos and enveloped every particular thing, explained the human being's connection with the most distant cosmic occurrences. Johannes Kepler and Isaac Newton still believed in an "anima mundi," a world soul, which could explain astrological and magical events.

Tune in Friday, October 25th, to Truth Lives Here at 3 EST as I share my discoveries on the nature of the soul, reincarnation, and your higher self. I will read in my British accent. It will be a solo show about the soul.

My love of the soul started very young.

“If I am not here, I will be elsewhere,” I remember thinking. I was 12. I was sitting at an orange wooden desk. The sun was coming in from a window on the left, and I was in French class. One year later, I experienced a spiritual awakening. My friend, Mark from Sunday school, was in a coma after an eighteen-wheeler had smacked him on his bike. He died, and soon, I began questioning dogmatic religion and the afterlife. I realized I was an old soul who had been on earth before.

I have never talked about it, even though my spiritual self is a BIG part of my life.

Growing up, I had a vivid imagination. That is the soul expressing itself. I read The Seat of the Soul and dug the band Soul to Soul. At 17, I read the Love Story of Two Souls: A Bridge Across Forever. At 16, I watched the film Made in Heaven, about two souls who fall in love in heaven and are ripped apart, only to find each other back on earth again.

At 29, I myself was hit by an SUV and dragged 50 feet across the cement. My life changed. I had to learn how to walk again. During my near-death experience, I heard ‘Gnothi Seaton’ (Know Thyself), and I was told I had an opportunity to learn my lessons in this lifetime and liberate. I broke several bones, including my left femur.

I now had a new perspective on life. I wanted to be in service, and the bees flew into my life a year later. I went on to direct and produce Vanishing of the Bees. It’s crazy for me to think I had a number one movie in this country, but because of censorship, I have to ask for support from readers to keep going as an investigative journalist.

In any case, due to the near-death experience, I vowed to live my life’s purpose, which turns out is related to the soul and your higher self. Living your purpose is also an ingredient to a longer life. The Japanese have a word called Ikigai, which means "a reason for being." It is similar to the French phrase “raison d'être.” According to Japanese culture, everyone has an ikigai. Finding it requires a deep and often lengthy search of self.

Higher Self Living

I didn’t even realize how the dark side was swallowing my soul. I still have severe cancel PTSD. Do you understand what it’s like when you wake up, and your bank has been shut down? Or you wake up to see you smeared on television. Or you wake up, and the government has closed down your website and ability to make a penny. NO, I DO NOT THINK YOU REALIZE THE IMPACT of unwavering courage. Someone had to say something against the JIB JAB.

You're welcome.

Now that my assignment on the inner workings of the inverted matrix construct works is over, I want to focus on the light. When you almost die, you want to live your best life and be your best self. What has happened to humanity in the Post Truth World is quite sad. But when you raise your frequency and know you are an old soul, you want to make sure you learn your lessons so you do not repeat the same things repeatedly on this wheel of samsara.

The allure of studying the soul is deeply rooted in our desire to understand the essence of human existence. The soul is often perceived as the core of individuality, consciousness, and spirituality, and its study invites questions about purpose, morality, and the meaning of life.

Here’s why it captivates so many:

1. Exploration of Inner Depths: The soul represents the deepest part of ourselves—our emotions, thoughts, and essence. Studying it is an inward journey to uncover layers of personality and consciousness that shape who we are.

2. Mystery and Transcendence: The soul has long been viewed as an elusive, transcendent aspect of humanity. Its mysterious nature entices those drawn to the unknown, sparking curiosity about what lies beyond the material world, life, and death.

3. Spiritual and Philosophical Significance: The soul is often linked to spiritual traditions and existential philosophies across cultures. Studying it offers insights into the beliefs that have shaped societies, from reincarnation and eternal life to enlightenment and salvation.

4. Connection to the Afterlife: Many seek to understand the soul because it holds the key to what happens after death. This drives people toward metaphysical and religious inquiries about immortality, reincarnation, or the afterlife.

5. Moral and Ethical Inquiry: The study of the soul also questions morality and virtue. If the soul is where conscience and ethical behavior reside, understanding it could reveal why we act the way we do, make moral choices, and live more authentically. Authenticity is high-vibing—literally.

6. Search for Identity and Meaning: In modern times, people look to the soul to understand their identity and place in the universe. This is tied to the quest for meaning—understanding who we are at our core, beyond social roles and external identities.

7. Healing and Wholeness: Many believe understanding the soul can bring psychological or spiritual healing. Aligning one’s life with the soul’s truth is a pathway to resolving inner conflicts, finding peace, and achieving wholeness.

The enigmatic soul, therefore, continues to fascinate because it sits at the intersection of science, spirituality, psychology, and philosophy. In truth, different angles slowly squeezed out the wisdom and information around the soul’s revolution. The soul reflects our eternal quest to understand ourselves and the universe at the deepest, most profound level.

In ancient times, the belief in a "world soul" went without saying. This world soul, which filled the entire cosmos and enveloped every particular thing, explained the human being's connection with the most distant cosmic occurrences. Johannes Kepler and Isaac Newton still believed in an "anima mundi," a world soul, which could explain astrological and magical events.

I’ve been looking into the mechanics of the soul for the past four months. I believe the soul is eternal, but they dont want you to know. They removed reincarnation from the truth and replaced it with resurrection. They smeared the Gnostics and the Magi and stole the stars to control you with religion.

I am just scratching the surface and unsure what my assignment is other than what it has to do with the afterlife and how to liberate correctly. Some believe the Light at the end of the tunnel is a soul trap. Consider the ancient Egyptians took 70 days to usher the soul into the afterlife, using herbs and substances like powdered gold in the funeral process. We’ve replaced that with shit toxins like formaldehyde.

I hope you will join me or watch at another time.