Hi, about chapter 41, incarnation and its link to hell, from the book – The Illusion Of Life; what about for example a wealthy person who made their money by ascending in this unjust hierarchical system, which means somewhere on their way they must have taken unfairly and they’re aware of that, but they continue to do it and live heaven on earth. You might say hell is waiting for them, I get that but how is that particular incarnation helping them to taste what hell is like? Since that chapter says that the aim of incarnation is to make us chose being better all while experiencing hellish attacks.

2nd question: it says also the ones who were peaceful and chose to go through the next level of heaven and believed in God didn’t incarnate. How would a person be in heaven and not believe in God? I guess it’s just like how we perceive reality here but still that’s very strange.

3rd question: do the people in Summerland who just wander around and chose to not ascend chose to incarnate? Because I find it difficult to believe that I was maybe an unkind or violent person.

Guy’s answers – Question 1:

For your first question, it isn’t entirely that they are to get a taste of what hell is like, before you read that chapter, you didn’t know that an incarnation was connected to hell. So, no one really knows about this, unless of course, they read that chapter.

So, what would a rich person learn about, who lives in a life of luxury, never seeming to be worried about anything and has everything?

Well, I think that the GWB say in that chapter, or another one, that the rich will have other experiences that make their life less than perfect. Just because they have enough money to always stay safe from being poor, doesn’t mean that other areas of their life aren’t affected by problems. The GWB used the example of problems in areas of sexual affairs as one issue. They may still have health issues or problems with their children. Just because they have the money to pay for things, doesn’t mean that they do not have problems that cost money. They can be sued more than poor people.

Because they have more than most people, they will have more things to go wrong or break down. They have to hire more people to keep things maintained, pay more to repair broken things. So, it never ends and the more you want to have and own, the more you are going to pay.

Now, for the rich, they may never see or understand the harm that they do to others because they keep themselves surrounded with opulence and isolate themselves from the rest of the population, so, I expect that their moment of realization will come after they die and have their life review. Then they will no longer be able to hide and will see and fully experience what they have done and will then be able to make their choice. More than likely, they will not remorse and will descend into the lower realms.

Even though they are kept comfortable while incarnated, they should have the awareness to see that what they are doing and how they are living is in opposition to a life on the path to God.

I am not saying that in order to life a life on the path to God we all need to be poor, have nothing and suffer, not at all, but to elevate yourself above all others through materialistic means and not help others when you have the means to, will not bring you into the higher realms of heaven.

If you have read the chapter in the previous book that described what the higher realms of heaven are like, what should have become apparent is what is in the higher realms of heaven… nothing material, only light.

So, people may think that being super rich and having everything on earth may seem like heaven has been created on earth, but once you read the chapter on what the higher parts of heaven are like, then you realize that heaven on earth is not about having extreme wealth and owning all these things and having servants and so on.

Question 2 Answer:

I agree that it is very strange, but I don’t really have a good answer for you, because I am going to guess that the reason that I am here having an incarnation is because I too, didn’t really believe in God or at least feel the need to follow God. My personality that I am/was attracted to and wanted to develop was not on a path to God, so it was decided, by myself and others, that to help me understand more about God and a more spiritual path, that I have an incarnation to get the experiences I needed to hopefully make me understand that following the development of a personality that I was on was going to take me in a direction that would have led me further on the path into hell.

I can tell you that until late 2015, I was not on a spiritual path, and I was in my mid 40’s at that time. So, you can see that I have spent a lot of time incarnated not following a path to God. It wasn’t until I had some life and health experiences in my life to take me down to some low points in my life to get me to decide to make changes and reject some personality traits that I have and then I started to slowly take a different path.

So, for me, having an incarnation perhaps worked and got me to see that the path I was on I didn’t like and I decided to make changes.

That is why 98% or more of the people incarnate, to see what developing the personality they wanted to have would bring them if they stuck to developing that type of personality instead of a developing a personality that would take them into experiences that would take them towards God. But I don’t know how many people decide to change.

Question 3 Answer:

I would not look at it that way. Just because you are having an incarnation now, does not mean that you were an unkind or violent person before you incarnated. Because you did incarnate, you were never in Summerland, or, at least you did not live there, perhaps you visited Summerland just to see it and experience it, but before you incarnated, you were in a different part of the upper 4th dimension where you were being exposed to all the different types of personalities and you were observed to see what you were attracted to and what you were not.

So, from those results, it was decided that you would benefit from an incarnation so you could experience and develop those personalities in the most efficient way. That is on earth.

So, I don’t know what your personality is like, but obviously what you were attracted to before incarnation led you to an incarnation so that you would fully experience those personality traits and then, hopefully, make the choice to reject them and chose to take on other personality traits.

It does not have to be personality traits that are mean to others or violent ones.

Now, those that are in Summerland that chose not to incarnate would have gone through the same experiences you did before incarnating, but did not show any attraction to certain personalities that would have showed that an incarnation would benefit them, so they went to Summerland because that was the best place for them to go to try and evolve, but still they decide to stay in Summerland and not evolve.

Same could be said about those that have an incarnation, but do not change and then after their incarnation, have their life review and still do not change and then find themselves in the lower parts of Summerland or perhaps in hell, but they are still happy.

Having an incarnation does not mean that they change their personality about a spiritual path.

Now, I hope that I am right about people in Summerland that did not choose to have an incarnation because I don’t think that Summerland is exclusive to only those who have an incarnation, nor is hell or the higher parts of heaven.

I would have to read some of the books and chapters again to see if I am right about that, but regardless, that is the basis of how it works.

Sorry for the long reply, but as you can see, personalities is a complicated subject and is why there is a whole book dedicated to the subject.

I hope that answers your questions, but if not, please let me know how I may be able to explain better.