How does number of Grand Cycles influence this Grand Cycle?

[Janet]

[Excerpt from Michael Speaks: July 2009]

 

[Question] I have a question about the influence of past cycles. It there are two fragments, A and B. Fragment A has completed 15 cycles as a human being. Fragment B has no previous cycles. If both are beginning a new grand cycle, how would the perspective of A be different from B in the Infant stage? Generally how would the experience of the entire new cycle be different?

 

[Michael Entity] We can only speak from observation of similar phenomenon, and what we have observed is that “fragment A” would manifest Essence and propel through the levels of Soul Age at a rate that could be described as “faster” than that of “fragment B.” In most cases of a Sentient Race, the gaps in Grand Cycle experience are bridged by fewer incarnations from those who have more Grand Cycles. In other words, “Fragment A” may have 1 lifetime for every 10 of “fragment B.” This is why the lifetime count for many of our students is lower than those who are of a much Younger Soul Age, because the average Grand Cycle count for your species is 3, whereas many of our students average around 9.

 

[Question] Would there be a qualitative difference? For example I read a book at 12 (younger) and then I read the same book at 50. the same experience but so different also.

 

[Michael Entity] Sometimes that is the case, however, most Grand Cycles are not repeated within the same species or planetary system, so it is not a revisit of familiarity, but a completely new experience for all involved. Most of you have never been Human before.

 

[Question] most? that means that some have . . .

 

[Michael Entity] Yes, but Humans exist in other locations of your Universe.

 

[Question] Are they pretty much exactly the same as us, or are there noticeable evolutionary differences?

 

[Michael Entity] When we said “humans exist in other locations,” we meant that you would recognize them as exactly like you for the most part.

 

[Question] Why go through it a 15th time? Just for speed?

 

[Michael Entity] Grand Cycles are commitments to completely new species and location, or a new species in the same location, or the same species in a new location, but rarely does Sentience return to both the same species and location.

[NickF]

“This is why the lifetime count for many of our students is lower than those who are of a much Younger Soul Age, because the average Grand Cycle count for your species is 3, whereas many of our students average around 9.”

 

At times, I have wondered about any effect the number of Grand Cycles might have on present lifetimes. The current Grand Cycle of my Essence is 10 which now has deeper  meaning to me having read this. I’m think I’m going to ask some questions of Michael on this topic down the road.

[ihynz]

On 2/19/2019 at 9:20 AM, NickF said:

“This is why the lifetime count for many of our students is lower than those who are of a much Younger Soul Age, because the average Grand Cycle count for your species is 3, whereas many of our students average around 9.”

 

At times, I have wondered about any effect the number of Grand Cycles might have on present lifetimes. The current Grand Cycle of my Essence is 10 which now has deeper  meaning to me having read this. I’m think I’m going to ask some questions of Michael on this topic down the road.

Yes, I was told I have had 10 GC as well, and need to get some questions ready!

[Felicia]

@NickF Same here, I been wondering about how many grand cycles may influence the # of lifetimes. Im assuming its probably based on what lessons or experience one might what to have. 

 

I have 9 GC with 115 lifetimes as 3rd level old scholar, which I believe I'm probably here to learn minimum lessons, because my # of lifetimes is quite low 

 

 

 

 

[Aaron]

“Why go through it a 15th time? Just for speed?“

 

Lol I’m sure all gamers reading this can appreciate the idea of professional grand cycle speed runners