What Are Timelines

In higher densities, the concept of time becomes complex, making it challenging to explain a timeline. Beings in the fifth-density and below experience time, but in higher densities, timelines are perceived as a whole experience with associated frequency ranges specific to the feelings and emotions experienced during a lifetime. 

A timeline is often understood as the progression from beginning to end, such as from birth to death. However, this represents only one individual's timeline, excluding phenomena like walk-ins. A timeline could be seen as the start and end of events, but this perspective is subjective—there’s no definitive answer. In lower densities, the perception changes; a timeline usually refers to a series of events shared by the collective consciousness, which contributes to shaping that reality. Some timelines may collapse into others, while some may divide. This concept is akin to water, as both represent a frequency. We are surrounded by frequencies—cell phones, radios, microwaves, and walkie-talkies all function on various frequencies, demonstrating that we exist within a web of frequencies. Similarly, timelines represent energies organized in frequencies. 

A timeline split occurs when the frequency of one reality diverges significantly, preventing the original timeline from maintaining its singularity. Each physical being experiences its timeline, yet we share our reality with the collective consciousness that resonates closely with our frequency. A shared timeline among a collective consciousness can split when members diverge in thought, causing a frequency separation. Every decision made can lead to a timeline split but exploring that idea would require detailed discussion. In simpler terms, collective consciousness can experience an elevation or reduction in frequency, resulting in a timeline split. 

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