A few years ago, I wrote about transplanting organs (Recycling Parts and Pieces) and the possible energy and cellular memory ramifications.
Now I’d like to take a look at cloning. Again, I do not have any definitive answers. I am merely offering my thoughts and questions and would like to hear yours (be polite please).
The Clones Are Already Here
We’ve seen or heard about the cloned sheep Dolly.
Then some of the Dressage horse community began cloning their horses.
And recent talk about a woman impregnated with a cloned embryo popped up.
(For more details, you can search “cloning, dressage”; “cloned sheep or Dolly the cloned sheep” – “dressage horses and cloning” – “woman impregnated with clone embryo”.)
War of the Souls?
Besides the religious outlook – or in some cases, religious outrage – what do you think are the energy or soul implications of cloning? Is man playing God or Creator?
One of the beliefs found the metaphysical and/or spiritual circles are that we are spiritual beings (souls) who are only temporarily utilizing a physical body to aid us on our journey towards spiritual growth.
Another belief can be that each individual chose the family, bloodline, body structure, etc. to house their soul in for this life journey.
And with animals – I personally believe that they do have souls.
So how does cloning fit into that?
Does the clone come with a soul like the un-cloned human or animal?
Is the cloned physical human or animal body a wide open vessel for which any opportunistic energy being can move in and take control?
Two Strands Vs One Strand
It has been said that clones only have one strand of DNA instead of two.
Using humans as the example, perhaps the next questions could be: are the cloned beings human? Should they be afforded human rights?
Is Cloning Ethical?
What are the ethics involving someone cloning themselves for spare body parts? Or to keep their money, property, etc. from going to someone else when the original human body dies…can it be passed onto the clone without any interruption?
Atlantis All Over Again?
It is generally accepted – for those who either believe in Atlantis or have memories of Atlantis – that we’ve been through all of this before. It didn’t turn out so well then.
Are we going for self-destruction again?
What are your thoughts?
by Jan Toomer
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