Ordinary people might be envious, thinking that someone remembers past timelines. It's not an exaggeration to say that some people can live their current lives "happily" without knowing about events in previous timelines.

On the other hand, for those who do remember, they might meet people who were friends or family in a previous timeline, but the other person doesn't remember. This can create a sense of sadness.

Isn't it sad?

You remember the other person. You have memories with them. Especially if they are family or someone you love. But the other person doesn't remember. It's not like they have amnesia; they genuinely don't remember. Only you remember. Wouldn't that be sad? Wouldn't you think so?

However, there's a tendency to envy people who remember other timelines or understand the concept of multiple worlds in spiritual circles. Indeed, it would be wonderful if we could both recognize the diverse timelines and multiple worlds. But that's rare. Most people only know about the world they are currently in.

Furthermore, even if there are people who occasionally remember such things, or fragments of memories remain, in most cases, they are processed as future predictions or feelings that didn't come true. They might think, "I felt like that would happen, but it didn't," or "Something like that might happen in the future."

I think it's rare for people to recognize events as something that happened in another timeline.

There are future predictions, but they are clearly different from memories of a past timeline. In most cases, what people perceive as future predictions are actually memories of a past timeline or telepathic messages from others.

From what I've seen, there are very few people who remember other timelines. Perhaps, the world is structured in such a way that only I, or perhaps only a few others, experience it that way.

Another possibility is that even if someone is aware of it, very few people talk about it to others. That's also possible.

People who are aware
People who are not aware

Then, they can be further divided into:

People who are aware but don't talk about it to others
People who are aware and do talk about it to others
People who interpret it as a feeling or prediction
People who are not aware

It can be divided into these two categories.

For example, even if you become family with someone on another timeline, they may not remember, and in this timeline, there may be circumstances that prevent you from staying together, requiring you to live separately for a while. The sadness of being separated like that is unimaginable.

Life is quite long. Many things happen during that time.

In human relationships, you may be treated kindly, or you may be deceived, and so on. And if you tell someone who retains memories of the timeline about it, that memory will be preserved. And in the next timeline, the relationship may be different from the beginning. For example, if you were slandered through intrigue in a previous timeline, and later that was discovered, in a retried timeline, you would have that memory, so you would deal with it from the beginning. If you have the memory, you can avoid the problem from the start.

For these reasons, there is a side to it that says it is not good to deceive or slander someone, but since most people in this world do not remember the memories of the previous timeline, it may not be that relevant.

Basically, the first response or judgment is not that different between ordinary people (who do not retain memories) and those who do (who retain memories). It depends on their knowledge and judgment, so it depends on the person.

On the other hand, if you were deceived for the first time, and you understand the person who deceived you, then in the next timeline, you can end the relationship from the beginning. However, if you do not understand, you may start by "getting to know" them before dealing with it. In the second timeline, you would get close to that person and confirm what kind of person they really are. You would try to understand their way of thinking and behavior, for example. And after understanding the person who deceived you in the first time, you would decide that you know enough and leave.

- If you already understood them in the first time, you would deal with them immediately in the second time.
- For the person you did not understand in the first time, you would try to understand them more in the second time, and then leave.

There is often a spiritual saying like, "You are with someone for a reason, and you leave when the reason is gone." However, the situation is much more complicated. It is not simply done out of likes and dislikes or interest, but is done to understand the person who deceived you. It is a learning process.

In the end, it may not be a big deal, but because they do not understand the concept of "deceiving someone," this kind of work is necessary. They do not understand the fundamental reason why someone can deceive someone else, so they end up being deceived. And the person who deceives often says something like, "You must have agreed," which is a phrase often said by con artists. This is related to the story of karma and contracts that I mentioned before. Con artists make the other person agree to something and impose karma on them. And they use the imposed karma as a key to extract benefits.

Therefore, it is important to have an attitude of being wise and refusing, even if the heart is one.

For those who remember the past timeline, they often deal with things based on the memories of the previous timeline.

They may deal with someone who exploited them and gained benefits in the previous timeline, or they may be saddened when they reunite with someone they were friends with in the previous timeline, but the other person doesn't remember.

Therefore, it may be that many people are happily living without remembering the previous timeline, and that is a kind of happiness.