Future lives, timelessness and the computer analogy for the mind

Frederic asks whether the subconscious is also a repository of future lives.

The Wonders answer yes, provided the future life occurred previous to this one, because the mind is logical and linear and something can only be stored there if it existed before this existence, in a state where time is not the limiting factor.

Frederic asks whether, without time constraints, everything has therefore already happened; they confirm it has, while noting that the conscious, subconscious and unconscious are created at the moment of incarnation as tools for navigating third dimensional reality.

They offer a computer analogy: the conscious mind is RAM used to solve present problems, the subconscious is storage such as the hard drive and external drives holding the results, files and folders of everything ever done, and there is also a small automatic memory.

A past life is obviously before, while a future life is future relative to today's timeline yet is still on the hard drive because from the perspective of this moment it has already happened, even though from a time perspective it has not yet occurred.