Sep 16, 2026 · 18 min · 7 segments
Can you actually change your past? In this episode, Leah explores what it means to revisit the stories we tell ourselves about where we’ve been—and how changing how we understand our past can change…
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Last night, when I was thinking about this topic, I was trying to think of an analogy and I thought of the following analogy, which may not be the best one, but it's what came to my mind.

And between each layer is frosting and each layer has a different makeup it has different flavor it has different ingredients and this multi-layered large wedding cake you can give it as many layers as you can conceive is you it is the entirety of you not just the human you so when we talk about multi-dimensional beings we are talking about the aspects of you that exist beyond the human form and this tall multi-layered wedding cake.

So we have all these layers of, living in the world individually, but still connected as a cake with the frosting all around and in between, that is an analogy of what your life is, what it encompasses.

We can't think from birth to death because all of that is limited by the reality that we experience as human beings in this limited form.

And so what I'm proposing here is just for you to consider your life before the human experience, after the human experience, past lives, future lives, soul self, all is wrapped up in different layers of this wedding cake that's expanded.

Now, each of these layers that has a different flavor and has different ingredients, it tastes unique.

is the chocolate, right? And it's maybe a fudgy chocolate and all the ingredients that have gone into making that layer of that cake.

And then maybe you dive into another layer of this cake and maybe it's the orange popsicle layer.

And that layer contains all the ingredients, imprints, contracts, soul, energy, life force, energy, experience within that layer.

And if you took a fork and we had that cake upside right again, and you took a fork and went all the way down through that cake and took a bite of every layer, you would taste the experience of you.

Last night, when I was thinking about this topic, I was trying to think of an analogy and I thought of the following analogy, which may not be the best one, but it's what came to my mind.

And between each layer is frosting and each layer has a different makeup it has different flavor it has different ingredients and this multi-layered large wedding cake you can give it as many layers as you can conceive is you it is the entirety of you not just the human you so when we talk about multi-dimensional beings we are talking about the aspects of you that exist beyond the human form and this tall multi-layered wedding cake.

So we have all these layers of, living in the world individually, but still connected as a cake with the frosting all around and in between, that is an analogy of what your life is, what it encompasses.

We can't think from birth to death because all of that is limited by the reality that we experience as human beings in this limited form.

And so what I'm proposing here is just for you to consider your life before the human experience, after the human experience, past lives, future lives, soul self, all is wrapped up in different layers of this wedding cake that's expanded.

Now, each of these layers that has a different flavor and has different ingredients, it tastes unique.

is the chocolate, right? And it's maybe a fudgy chocolate and all the ingredients that have gone into making that layer of that cake.

And then maybe you dive into another layer of this cake and maybe it's the orange popsicle layer.

And that layer contains all the ingredients, imprints, contracts, soul, energy, life force, energy, experience within that layer.

And if you took a fork and we had that cake upside right again, and you took a fork and went all the way down through that cake and took a bite of every layer, you would taste the experience of you.
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