"I'll call myself Amanda. I like the energy vibration of the name." Looking at the misty images in her mind, she saw that Amanda's parents, Beth and Jim Millenum, were anxiously awaiting her arrival but she kept procrastinating, trying to find a good excuse not to be born. Time was running out and she knew she'd have to make her entrance soon.
"On second thought, do I really have to experience the reality of reincarnation on earth again?" she asked. Rephrasing her words, she said, "I'd rather go to school in the universe. There are a few more things I'd like to know about my true spiritual nature."
"You chose another lifetime on earth to evolve your soul and you've agreed to be born now," Rainbow said. "Besides, you've just opened up a separate space for a parallel vibration of energy and you have to put it somewhere."
She looked at Violet. "Amanda will need your help as she learns how to apply her spiritual knowledge in the physical world." Rainbow shimmered in the sunlight. "Then there are the experiences in Egypt you said you'd take care of."
A foreboding sense of fear began to slowly surround Violet as shadowy images loomed in her thoughts and wove silently through her mind. "I thought Egypt was scheduled for another lifetime," she whispered, hoping to postpone it.
"It's scheduled for right now but you think it's later. When you're done with your doubts about remembering Egypt and your second thoughts about experiencing life as Amanda, I'll meet you over at the school. You can register for classes as soon as Amanda decides to be born." She looked at Violet. "And you don't have much more time to play around with," she added.
"Time...?" Violet repeated suspiciously, stretching the word and watching it bounce into what seemed like a never-ending vibration of energy as she listened to it echo through the space of all eternity. "You're not going to try to teach me how to synchronize time and space again, are you?"
Rainbow smiled. "You'll learn about time and space for yourself in your earth experiences and through your nearly-remembered knowledge. When you clear up your thought perspectives, and see the light within yourself, you'll see the truth about your spiritual nature. Then you'll know who you really are and you'll be able to find the say home." With those words, she disappeared into a misty cloud somewhere above herself.
Watching the ethereal mist in the universe circle around Rainbow, Violet knew she hadn't really disappeared. It only looked that way. Even though she knew that, she felt a sinking sensation in her soul and thought she'd somehow lost touch with her.
How do I get myself into these predicaments? she wondered, feeling as if she was falling through time and space somewhere between the universe and the earth. She began to think Amanda's earth experiences weren't going to be any fun at all. Understanding your true spiritual nature sounded serious.
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