Levels of being is an interesting thought, but what does it mean? We know of earth and we know of space somewhat, but to be at different levels is a mystery. Most are used to the human form with all its varieties and sizes, yet the contemplation of other than human forms seems only for the fictional stories. Yet 'beings' come in many shapes. Some have no shape, some change in the blink of an eye, some are strange or odd to the human eye. If we are to think of the effect of planets, we also have to consider that these planets are affected by those beings who inhabit them. It is somewhat like on earth, that people and their customs are influenced by the weather and area they live in. Some planets are arid and some are what is considered heavenly, lush in their beauty and color. It is not as if one could take up residence on a choice of planets for they require different abilities to blend with the capabilities of the area where they live. Why would it be necessary to know this? Perhaps at this point, not necessary, but certainly the possibility of enlightenment. On earth, the form of a person affects the image that a person sees, it is an influence. On other planets the image is secondary for it can change. It is the insight of another that is more important. Some of these beings travel, whether by mind or other manner. They interact with those on earth in various ways. It may be that there is a sense of a presence or a sudden thought or, in some cases, the visual is used. There are many lost opportunities to communicate because of this barrier of bodies, this avoidance of other forms. When it is more accepting to adjust to the sight of other forms, then there will be better communication between those who want to visit. It will be a giant leap forward. Consider how you would react to an unusual form or face. What judgment would you use? You see, sometimes the human form seems strange to others. It takes adjustment and acceptance on both sides. At least, consider the idea as a first step.
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