Quote by David Lyon from this thread:

➡️ https://www.farsightprime.com/forums/general/76230-jesus-will-end-resurrection

"Think of the Reincarnation machine to be a type of Industrial Machinery, that was sabotaged by the 'Bad ETs'.

If so, it needs to be repaired back to it's original designed purpose of ritual cleansing between life."

At the moment, we are just assuming what this machinery really does.

So, let's have a closer look and apply some logic:

First of all, reincarnation must be possible without external machinery, because otherwise we would run into the chicken-and-egg problem. If you need machinery in order to reincarnate, ISBEs can't develop to the point of being able to build the machinery in the first place.

The only requirement for natural reincarnation is possession of a body that doesn't already belong to another ISBE. Yes, it can be a synthethic body, so machinery can be used to build that. But it can also be a biological body. Biological just means that it's capable of reproducing on its own, without external machinery. That's the whole idea of biology. In principle, it's self-sufficient machinery.

But isn't that also the chicken-and-egg problem? Who "built" biology then? See, biology builds on its own, through a process called evolution. It starts with forming molecules and leads to intelligent beings capable of building the first external technology. From this point on, the capacity to build technology affects the course of evolution.

Now, let's come back to the death traps. As far as I'm concerned, there is no "reincarnation machine". There's a different machine with a different purpose – which is to wipe memory between incarnations. It's an amnesia machine.

Think about it: If memory was stored in the physical body alone, you wouldn't need to have a memory wipe at all. Losing the body would mean to also lose the memories. It would be normal then. But it isn't. This means that memories aren't stored in the body alone. The ISBE holds memory by itself. The brain just translates it, like an intermediary.

My theory is, and Farsight seems to have the same understanding, that memory on the ISBE level works like remote viewing. You are connecting to your own past directly, without having to read a record of it.

And this means that the amnesia machinery must work like this: The ISBE is deprived of its innate ability to connect to its own past. This puts the amnesia and the loss of other abilities, like remote viewing and telepathy, into the same category. They are technologically suppressing innate ISBE capabilities. The memory loss could just be a result of the so-called "psi-suppression field".

If that's the case, it would explain why they also have to manipulate memories. Suppressing the ability to remember is not enough. Putting fake memories into the system – meaning into the intermediary brain – results in an inner conflict. Fake memories and real memories contradict each other.

And this seems to be very important. Imagine you die and then are put in another body, like Lao Tzu, for instance. The remote viewers saw him awakening in a different body, and then he thought about his experiences on Earth. This means that the new body he was put in didn't had a manipulated brain conflicting with his ISBE memory. His new brain must have been "pure", so to speak.

So, the next question is: Why is it so hard to get older memories back, like incarnations before the last one?

This is where the theory of psychological dissociation comes into play. Older memories seem to be hidden behind a trauma. It's not a technological problem. It's the ISBEs innate capability to split memories off in order to protect its own sanity.

If you ask me, the memory wipe works like this: The ISBE is flooded with contradicting information, like that poor dude in the Clockwork Orange movie. The ISBE responds with a "fracture" – the part that holds all the contradictions is cut off and pushed into the subconscious, while the part that's not in conflict remains conscious.

This means that, in order to heal the fracture, you have to go through all the contradicting information and weed out everything that's not true, which already is difficult. But there's also trauma that is true, which makes it even more difficult.

And that's why healing the amnesia takes so long. It's a tremendous effort.

You can compare it with the rescue of this dog. Falling into the tar pit happens quick. Getting the dog out of it already is difficult. But recovering from the wounds takes a lot of time and care: