Virtual Reincarnation, a Practical Definition
June 10th, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Virtual Reincarnation -- butterfly shifts for a human?
Some of you have already experienced Virtual Reincarnation.
Others have experienced it but, lacking the concept, never gave yourself credit.
Still others may be tempted to try really hard when you read today’s post, trying to squoosh or mash or otherwise wrangle a way to force your past experiences into this concept.
No need. Virtual Reincarnation is not the purpose of life. Nor is this some new kind of exclusive club to which all New Agers need aspire. Virtual Reincarnation is merely something that happens sometimes, as part of a person’s spiritual evolution. Plenty of other things can happen that are just as good.
Survival struggle compared toVirtual Reincarnation
Life on earth often includes big struggles, emotionally or physically or materially or socially. (As if you needed me to tell you that!)
But did you ever think about the very different types of struggle that can happen in life? One short list has nothing to do with Virtual Reincarnation. This list of survival struggle includes:
- Resisting one’s growth, as in putting off a divorce. Or delaying the hunt for a better job when you know that soon you’ll be fired.
- Delays and difficulties and detours while you try to do something really hard, like give up an addiction to pot/marijuana/weed; to painkillers or cocaine; or to alcohol/a.k.a. cute little drinks with umbrellas/manly six packs taken as a kind of daily vitamin, etc. Read More »


Don’t let that familiar face in the mirror fool you. That person you see in the mirror today may contain a new life. It just inhabits that familiar body and face.
Around the world today, favorite old hymns are being sung. Meanwhile clergy struggle to make their Easter message sound new.