This is a continuation of the previous discussion.

Even if there is no awareness of Samadhi, the soul's side is often aware of things. However, in such cases, the soul's instructions may not reach the conscious mind, leading to a life that doesn't go as planned.

There is a significant difference between having an awareness of Samadhi (being aligned with it) and a timeline where the soul is aware, versus a timeline where it is not. While the conscious mind may not perceive a difference, when the deep awareness of Samadhi is focused on a particular timeline, it can connect with the deeper consciousness. When this connection occurs, there is a feeling of being "observed" and "moved" by the Samadhi awareness, and the conscious mind and the subconscious mind, which is the Samadhi awareness, become unified, allowing one to live life from both a short-term and a long-term perspective.

On the other hand, there are timelines where the deep Samadhi awareness, which is part of the soul, loses interest. Even in such timelines, a being that resembles oneself exists, but it is only in a state of "existing," like an NPC (non-player character) in a game, which moves only with the conscious mind. In timelines where the deep awareness loses interest, the remaining life is lived by inertia, and the results of the karma accumulated up to that point continue. This is what is known as Pralaya Karma (once initiated, karma continues until its end), and it continues until the end of life.

In timelines where awareness is directed, there is self-awareness. In timelines where awareness is not directed, there is less self-awareness. Even in timelines where awareness is not directed, the person may still have a sense of self and believe that they are someone, and they may still experience problems, but all of this is within the realm of the conscious mind. While the conscious mind is always present, in timelines where the deep awareness loses interest, life continues by inertia.

Timelines where the Samadhi awareness, which is part of the soul, loses interest are essentially left unattended, but life continues, and it becomes quite automatic. Problems and joys continue, and there may be new problems and new joys. In either case, a life where the Samadhi awareness has lost interest is lived only through the conscious mind. It is important to note that when I say "abandoned" timeline here, it refers to the perspective of the individual. For others, the timeline continues. This is because timelines are generally shared by many people.

Even if one's life is not connected to the consciousness of Samadhi, it is possible to reconnect through practices and efforts made through conscious decisions. When this happens, from the perspective of the conscious mind, it becomes "connected." However, from the perspective of the consciousness of Samadhi, it is not just "connected," but also "falls within the realm of awareness," and simultaneously becomes "an object of interest." As it connects, it begins to be recognized and becomes an object of interest. Through this process, life shifts from being automatic to being active.