Spiritual Narrative Histories in the eyes of Fractal Struturalism
Spiritual Narrative Histories in the eyes of Fractal Struturalism are not:
- Factual history of literal extraterrestrial races;
- Report of actual incarnations counted in numbers and linearity;
- Description of objective cosmic events involving commands, wars, rescues, or contracts.
Not mythic encoding of a person’s lived complexity, not a biography of a soul travelling through space.
When meaning needs to be stabilised through narrative coherence they create a narrative that will externalise complexity into scale metaphors.
Let's unpack some:
- Arcturians and Pleiadians
These in this model are symbolic poles, not races.
They usually encode:
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Arcturian → order, structure, abstraction, technology, regulation;
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Pleiadian → emotion, empathy, relational sensitivity, idealism.
That oscillation feels like “between worlds”, so somone can correlate to all the beings.
- Arrived on Earth 338,000 years ago
Large numbers indicate non‑local identity.
📌 Meaning:
The person does not experience their identity as anchored to a single biography, generation, or social role.
This often appears in:
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people with transgenerational trauma
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highly imaginative or symbolic cognition
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strong dissociation between self‑states
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deep historical, ancestral, or collective identification
Time becomes symbolic, not chronological.
- “Transferring souls, rescues, Neutral Zone”
In this model, this language maps to caretaker / mediator patterns.
📌 Meaning:
The person habitually takes responsibility for resolving conflicts, carrying others’ burdens, or mediating between incompatible systems.
“Rescues” = emotional or relational labour;
“Neutral zone” = boundary position between opposing forces.
This is a functional role, not a cosmic job.
- “48 physical infusions, 30 non‑physical”
In this model this is a fragmentation map.
📌 Meaning:
The person experiences themselves as composed of many partially integrated self‑states.
These could correspond to:
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different roles;
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trauma layers;
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identity shifts;
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skills acquired under pressure;
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relational imprints.
Calling them “infusions” avoids saying “fragmentation”.
- “Shambala, Agartha, intra‑terrestrial cities”
These are interiorised ideal worlds.
📌 Meaning:
The person carries strong internal narratives of “hidden orders”, “true homes”, or “places where coherence exists”, contrasted with lived disorder.
This often emerges when:
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reality feels incoherent or unjust
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the system feels hostile
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belonging is experienced as missing
So the psyche projects coherence elsewhere.
- “Random incarnation, then got stuck/inprisioned on earth”
This is loss of agency over life trajectory.
📌 Meaning:
Early life may have felt fluid, open, or undefined — followed by a sudden sense of being trapped in obligation, body, conflict, or survival mode.
“Got stuck” often maps to:
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adulthood;
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trauma;
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chronic stress;
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systemic constraints (money, body, society).
- “Biological and neural research / electromagnetic strife”
This is a somatic‑cognitive overload metaphor.
📌 Meaning:
The person experiences their body and nervous system as a battleground of incompatible demands.
This can reflect:
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chronic stress;
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neurodivergence;
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hypersensitivity;
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trauma stored in the nervous system.
The language is technological because the experience feels mechanical and uncontrollable.
- “Contracts, spells, anchoring, cryogenic body”
This is attempted re‑coherence.
📌 Meaning:
The narrative proposes a ritualised reset: removing inherited constraints, renegotiating identity, stabilising the nervous system, restoring agency.
“Anchoring” = grounding;
“Contracts” = internalised obligations;
“Cryogenic body” = emotional freezing / shutdown.
Nothing here requires literal races, commands, or incarnations. Everything can be explained as emergent patterns arising from biology, history, trauma, culture, imagination, and systemic constraint — interacting across scales.
Conclution:
So instead of:
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You are a being from elsewhere trapped here.
This model reframes it as:
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You are a complex local configuration navigating incompatible constraints.
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We don’t know if other planes exist.
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If they do, we don’t know their structure.
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Our models say more about us than about them.
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Repeating human trauma across infinity may be insight — or may be projection.
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