Time for coffee again. Look at that. ☕️🍎🎶
@Manuel, actually, life IS forever. And life is the deeper reality from my perspective. So one is better to align with Life if you can. A prison planet is like a temporary dam in the river where things were distorted. But its against the flow of life. So it won't remain forever. You don't need to accept this though (actually I'm betting maybe $10 and a cup of coffee that Manuel is going to argue with this).
And I haven't read what Taz wrote above but I see the response. I think the difficult thing isn't getting the memories back, its integrating them. And integrating them in a way that is digestible and empowering rather than reinforcing a soul level trauma or downgrading the consciousness. It isn't easy. You're right. But the memory remains there regardless of whether you're conscious of it. It can be done. Although I would balance the memory of entire planets burning with asking to see your most beautiful, most soul aligned memories (whatever that might be for you) and what is for your highest good right now.
Many planets burned or were completely destroyed and nothing remains there. A burned planet can regenerate. Planets can be terraformed and regreened, but it takes a little time. Mars could be regreened and it wouldn't likely take that long. The destroyed ones I'm not sure. I think the restoration is harder with those.
One thing I recall is that in the Lyran wars the extraction tech was at the time still really crude so they destroyed whole planets to extract the "ISBE's" (if you want to use that term). Then they put the captured ISBE's into technology used in the war. The draconian side used the Lyran souls to become trackers to hunt the others in that soul group in a kind of twisted way; because a lot of things worked on soul resonance. They also used reptillian souls, particularly the ones who sided with the Lyrans or helped them, because of their incredible intelligence and power. I recall that they particularly sought out very powerful and high frequency elder beings because their souls were more potent in war technology. Especially if they could be tuned to war. In my view, it allowed lower developed, lower frequency beings, to access many things they didn't themselves have the ability to access or the wisdom to really wield rightly. Actually AI on earth has an echo of that moment and reminds me of it a little bit in the sense of lower competency beings trying to control superintelligent ones.
But if you think about it, a planet is burned (or completely destroyed like Maldek), where do the beings on that planet go? The ISBE's I mean. Some of the elemental beings they can likely remain in some form, move into stone, crystal, water. But you've got a lot of ISBEs without bodies and really no way to go back into the kind of forms they were in before. There's no where to return to, and no easy way off the planet. Or even if there IS somewhere to return to, and say for example you were an amphibian adapted melusine humanoid on a water planet, you can't live there as you are now. Even if the space ship dropped you off there, you're physical body isn't adapted for it. The practical issue is ET can't just return home even if freed from the prison planet.
And then if you lost soul group members in those planetary ruptures. How do you get them back? Because ISBEs aren't just solitary single members. They have kin groups. They have families. They were part of whole planetary ecosystems.
So I'm in agreement on this point, that none of it is a walk in the park. Maybe more like a trek up the mountain only to find out there's a whole range of mountains...or a quest through the jungle...or a trip across the sea on a sailboat turned into a makeshift raft and if you're lucky you find a friendly pod of dolphins along the way.