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The Third Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “All of this seems unbelievable. I’m beginning to wonder if you’re the
reincarnation of Jesus or Buddha.”
Dr. Neruda (Laughing): “I’m reincarnated, and that’s as far as I can attest.”
Sarah: “Do you remember any of your previous incarnations”
Dr. Neruda: “Previous is a relative term. I prefer to think of my incarnations not so
much as a function of memory, but something more akin to a bleed through of a
simultaneous reality membrane. The compartments into which human experience is
divided are not so watertight that they exclude one life from entering, or influencing,
another. And from my experience, these compartments represent parallel moments in the
life of an individual across a broad sweep of time and space.”
Sarah: “So you’re implying that our past, present, and future lives are all lived out at
the same time, even though they seem to be taking place in different places and times”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes.”
Sarah: “Okay, then explain how it’s possible, because it doesn’t make any sense to
me.”
Dr. Neruda: “Our formless consciousness is like a sphere with many, many spokes
leading outwards from its central core. Each of these spokes connects into the vertical
time continuum through forms, and these forms—human or otherwise—feed the
formless consciousness with insights about the different reality membranes in which it
has form. In this way, the forms of the formless bring it awareness of different reality
membranes, which in turn is processed by the formless and passed on through the
unification force to God.”
Sarah: “God’s the recipient of all this information or experience… from every living
thing… from every time and place How”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t have any idea.”
Sarah: “But this is what you believe, and I have to assume you wouldn’t believe it if
you didn’t have some evidence to support your belief.”
Dr. Neruda: “Sometimes you follow a trail of evidence to a point where it comes to an
abrupt end, but you can still imagine how the trail continues despite the lack of proof
that it moves forward in a particular direction. You can intuit its pathway. Call it
imagination or pure conjecture, I don’t care, but it’s what I’ve done in this case. I truly
don’t know how this magnitude of data could possibly be processed for any useful
purpose, but I believe it.”
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