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Discussion on Past Lives and Personal Development
RJ Spina was asked about his views on past lives and shared his experiences and thoughts on the subject. He explained that early in his journey, about 30 years ago, he began exploring past life readings as a way to hone his skills.
However, as he progressed, he stopped offering these readings because he felt they led to identifications and attachments that hindered liberation. His primary goal, he clarified, is to help people achieve freedom, and focusing on past lives seemed counterproductive in that regard.
Spina also shared a personal anecdote from his childhood when he repeatedly said the name “Francis Bacon” as a mantra, although he was unsure why at the time. Looking back, he now believes this may have been an attempt to awaken himself. His exploration of past lives also provided a sense of validation, confirming that the feelings and abilities he experienced were real, allowing him to continue his work more confidently.
The Role of Past Lives in Helping Others
When asked whether past life experiences still have relevance in his work, Spina stated that while they can be helpful, they should not be the primary focus.
He compared them to “training wheels,” noting that in some cases, a past life issue might hold someone back, and in those instances, addressing it can offer relief. However, he stressed that concentrating too much on past lives can prevent individuals from living fully in the present.
Insights into Future Incarnations
Spina also mentioned his awareness of a future incarnation. He shared that around the year 2054, he foresees himself living in a place once known as Chicago. He will be around 30 years old at that time. He briefly explained that from a higher perspective, everything, including future incarnations, is already happening simultaneously, although the human mind perceives it linearly.
Free Will and the Nature of Reality
A question about free will led Spina to discuss the concept in depth. He explained that after the initial moment of creation, everything is set in motion, and there is no true free will.
Instead, life becomes a series of chain reactions. From a human perspective, the higher self is evolving, using each incarnation to gather experiences. He used the analogy of reading a book: although the entire book has already been written, individuals only focus on one sentence at a time, unaware of the rest of the story.
In conclusion, Spina emphasized that humanity’s journey has already been a success, and that the process of shifting attention through the “book” of life is what enriches the human experience.
