dominants. If a person develops spiritually during his life

to such an extent that his Personality merges with the

Soul, then a qualitatively new, mature Being is formed; it is

different from the human being and it leaves for the spiritual

world. This is, in fact, what is called the “liberation of the

Soul from the captivity of the material world”, “passing into

Nirvana”, “attainment of holiness”, and so on. Otherwise, if

in the course of human life such a merging does not happen,

then after the death of the physical body and the destruction

of the energy structure, this intelligent Personality, together

with the Soul, goes to a rebirth (reincarnation), turning into

(let’s call it thus for convenience in order to understand

the gist) a subpersonality. When the physical body dies,

the human being continues its existence. In the state of

transition, it has a spherical form with spiral structures.

The Soul, together with its information capsules, is

enclosed in this formation. The information capsules are

subpersonalities from previous incarnations, including the

Personality from the recent life.

Information capsules, which are located around the Soul,

are sensory and emotional bundles; more speciﬁcally, an

intelligent information structure that can associatively be

compared to a kind of a nebula. To put it simply, these are

former Personalities from previous incarnations. There can

be many of such subpersonalities near the Soul, depending

on how many times the person has reincarnated.

Anastasia:

That means that a subpersonality is

a Personality just like you which was active in the past

incarnations of your Soul.

Rigden:

Yes. In other words, it is a former Personality

from a past life with all the baggage of sensory and

emotional dominants (positive or negative ones) which it

accumulated during its lifetime; that is, with the result of

its choice during life.

The Personality, as a rule, does not have a direct

connection with subpersonalities; therefore, the person

does not remember his previous lives and, accordingly,

AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh

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