Inquiry:
I have a question about timelines: Is it possible to change the era in which one is born?

While you can choose before making a decision, once you've decided, you're basically expected to live out that life. You can't just quit midway and change it. That's the basic principle, but there are cases where that timeline disappears. It's abandoned. In that case, time on that timeline stops progressing... That's a bit of an oversimplification, as this is still a mystery. Whether it's truly abandoned, or whether the world continues to progress unseen simply because you've stopped being aware of it, remains a mystery.

Perhaps, as stated in quantum mechanics or the teachings of yoga, things only exist when (a person) is conscious of them. Therefore, even within timelines, the world only exists as long as the cosmic oneness consciousness is conscious of it. So, if the oneness consciousness stops being conscious of that timeline, the timeline ceases to exist, and consciousness will shift to a different timeline.


This happens at a deep level of consciousness. It's not simply a matter of an individual disliking a timeline and immediately moving to another. Rather, if the higher self, or what could be called oneness consciousness, loses interest in a particular timeline, then that timeline ceases to exist. Conversely, if there's a timeline of interest, that one begins to move.

Therefore, rather than thinking of it as "changing" in a human sense, when a timeline is discarded, a person's entire life stops, and they may begin moving again on a different timeline. Perhaps those who are no longer needed at that time simply cease to exist. So, it's not necessarily a matter of movement. However, since humans are not individual consciousnesses but rather manifestations of collective consciousness, even if the same person (or a similar being) doesn't exist on another timeline, it's not something to be overly concerned about. Rather, they are simply living a different life, and for the individual, this different life might bring happiness or not. That's a matter for each individual, but when a timeline changes, circumstances also change, and some kind of change occurs.


In this way, it's not a matter of changing and jumping, but rather a loss of interest in the timeline and abandonment. In a sense, it's like when an ordinary person "imagines the future, but it doesn't quite match their image, so they give up." Oneness consciousness repeats this process with respect to the world at the level of oneness, and as a result, the world is (so to speak) created and then abandoned (after losing interest), and this cycle repeats.

Therefore, if you feel that your life is a failure or that you want to start over, and if that is truly the case from the perspective of oneness consciousness, the current timeline is abandoned and you move to a different one. However, this doesn't happen easily, and it is determined by the consciousness of the other person or group. The better option for the future is chosen, so you cannot easily change things to suit yourself.

Because of such things, it might be better not to have too much hope for the timeline. Instead, you should live a life that is reasonably fulfilling, while keeping in mind that your social life and the meaning that society attributes to it are not actually that deep. At the same time, if you find meaning in being here now and satisfy oneness consciousness with it, you will lose the reason for your existence, and if that happens, you will lose the reason to maintain the timeline. Then, oneness consciousness will lose interest in that timeline, and the timeline will no longer be conscious, and if that happens, the timeline will cease to exist. In this way, finding meaning in your current existence and fulfilling that meaning is a quicker way to escape the timeline. Alternatively, if you become completely helpless and are abandoned by oneness consciousness, or if you reach that point, the timeline will fulfill its mission, cease to be conscious, and time will stop.