Living in an Isolated Personal Virtual Reality
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Living in a Shared Virtual Reality
Inside a personal internal virtual reality world (e.g. in lucid dreams or self-created on the mid and higher astral planes) a soul can choose to live out all their fantasies in all the possible imagineable ways.
At first, this sounds like an infinite fun.
However, all the beings inside such personal virtual reality worlds are all operated by the subconscious mind of the one to whom this virtual reality belongs to. Every character that is not you is artificial and programmed and operated by you.
Which means all the possibilities that can be experienced within this virtual reality world are automatically limited by what its creator’s current state of subconscious mind is capable of handling and operating.
You cannot create those virtual beings in a more complex or advanced way than you are yourself.
Which means, true growth only happens when in interaction with other real souls.
It can be fun and exciting to live out all one’s possible (sexual, crazy, power, hedonistic, adventerous etc.) scenarios in a personal virtual world.
However, sooner or later one will reach a plateau because the game can never become more creative and complex that the game creator itself! The personal virtual reality is only ever as fun and creative as its creator.
Many souls on the mid to high astral planes spend Centuries in such self-created virtual worlds. But sooner or later, the soul, for true growth, HAS TO interact with other real souls.
Indeed, many souls are HIDING in their own virtual realities, where everything is mostly predictable and “safe”, which is often ESCAPISM from having to interact with other souls.
Just in the same way people often isolate themselves here on earth so that they can feel “safe” and do not have to interact with other people.
However, here now comes the speciality of the physical incarnation into play and one of the reasons why a physical incarnation is such a growth booster for a soul:
This is because the physical environment is in most cases a collectively shared environment. And in such a shared physical environment souls are FORCED to interact with other real souls (for example for physical survival purposes).
While on the other hand, souls who stay in their virtual realities all the time, literally being the god there, often develop character traits of cruelty and anti-compassion.
If it is always “your world” and “you are the god in it” and all the characters in there 100% always behave like you want them to behave, it is easy to develop a god complex.
There is no real room for development of compassion once the god complex happens:
If you don’t have to interact with other real souls, how will you know that you are actually a kind person?
If all the feedback that your virtual characters are ever giving back to you are your own decisions, then how will you know that you are actually the good and loving person?
Self-isolation within a virtual reality will lead to loneliness and cruelty in the long-term.
Which means it makes no sense to try to escape from loneliness into a virtual reality because it will only make one more lonely in the end.
Personal virtual reality worlds can be used to have fun, but one always needs to keep in mind that this is just a temporary vacation (not a place to escape into) and one is not really growing while being there playing “god”.
Examples:
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Lucid dreaming (personal virtual reality) vs astral traveling (shared reality with other real souls)
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Escaping into porn (personal virtual reality) vs interacting with other real women and men (shared reality with other real souls)
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Having tulpa friends (personal virtual reality) vs interacting with other real people and friends (shared reality with other real souls)
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Taking care of your Tamagotchi (personal virtual reality) vs taking care of a real pet/human being (shared reality with other real souls)
True growth, and development of compassion (!), mostly happens in the interaction with other souls. You cannot develop compassion if you never experience what others experience.
PS:
To increase the fun, souls can also visit each other’s virtual reality worlds and explore what others have created. In the same way here on earth we love to code our own games but we also love to play the games others have coded.
So, play the game.
But don’t forget about the other players.
Playing with others is more fun in the long-term, because you also grow from it.
One of the reasons you are physically incarnated on this crazy planet.