(#2) Starseed's Guide To Planet Earth: How timelines work, the timeline collapse we just had and why Starseeds shouldn't visualize episode artwork

EPISODE · May 27, 2024 · 39 MIN

(#2) Starseed's Guide To Planet Earth: How timelines work, the timeline collapse we just had and why Starseeds shouldn't visualize

from Starseed's Guide To Planet Earth · host Eline Mets

In this episode, I talk about how timelines have historically manifested for humans and how the push for everyone to step into their highest timeline is actually not serving people as every timeline comes with its own set of rules, things and experiences, which can cancel each other out if we start to push for a timeline we are not ready for or actually are grown out of.  I describe the collective timeline collapse we had recently, which pushes us towards more collective and community-based timelines.  I also talk about the timeline jumping I have done and how I have lived through hundreds of timelines (and why you may or may not want to experience that as a Starseed yourself). Additionally, introducing the concept of timeline anchors.   Connect with me (Eline Mets): https://www.instagram.com/the.badass.starseed https://www.tiktok.com/@the.badass.starseed  

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