We are told humans have over 400 lives on Earth on average. How many lives has the average whale lived? On Earth, humans can get diverse experience from incarnating in different races. Do whale souls get diverse experience similarly, from incarnating as different species of cetaceans?

In general, whales have had more lives than human and that is because they have been present for longer periods of time given that the Earth was prepared and groomed to become a loving nest for humans but needed to be ready to have everything in place and in a natural balance before humans were added. So the whales were present during this long buildup phase and so have a longer pedigree of prior experience to draw on. In addition, long periods of time were spent by whales free of interloper interference and this allowed an extensive period of seasoning and experience to serve the collective good and that benefits all of their brethren as well because of the shared nature of soul influences and characteristics. This phenomenon makes up for having, in some respects, a lesser intellect on the part of many species. There is still a collective wisdom that is passed on from generation to generation and that compensates for the lack of individuality when working from a soul collective as is the case with cetaceans. They do not cross species and that’s true of species in general, the energetics will simply not permit this, so it is a built-in stability for existence that serves the paradigm very well. This would complicate and confound learning if the makeup of organisms was too fluid and this is the case for humans as well—if you were morphing into other species there would not be a systematic methodical learning process possible. It takes continuity of experience through a stability of the basic platform for life to provide that foundation for growth and expansion, but that is not as limiting as it might seem, given the vast spans of time available to you as well as the possibility of making a quantum leap through ascension.