Priority Blog Request: Tupac Shakur

Q. June 16th is Tupac Shakur's birthday can you go into detail into his life? Does his movie, All Eyez on Me, detail about his life or is there more to it?  Who and why was someone after him?  Is it because he was full of light? And, were they were scared of light? How is he doing in the afterlife and does he still perform over there like he would here?  I would appreciate every little detail that you could give us.  Thank you very much for what you do.
A. As I tune into him, I get that he endured a lot in his life.  At a young age he saw both the good and the ugly in people, but rather than get discouraged, he used his experiences as a reason to work hard.  I get that due to his vast experiences he had a skill set to relate to all kinds of people, and even though he may have disagreements (I hear he was passionate about his feelings), he was liked by many. I hear the phrase, "He felt he lived a very "rich" life."  

I see the yin yang symbol, and get he struggled with seeking internal balance.  His whole life looked to have a theme of finding and maintaining that balance.  In keeping with the "balancing" theme, it looks like later in his life he had an eye opening experience that could only be described as an awakening.  (I see a Shaman, and a Reiki Master which could be symbolic, or he may have literally met with someone with that spiritual background).  I get this awakening had to do with some adverse interaction with the PTW (Powers That Were), and some kind of deal they offered him that his conscience wouldn't let him take,  

This "awakening" left him feeling angered.  He felt he could see so clearly, and realized just how manipulated the system was.  AND this was a system that he had to fight through, as well as his "brothers and sisters" (phrase I hear) that earned what they worked for honestly.

After this "awakening," Tupac used his anger and was very outspoken on his beliefs towards the PTW (or his term, Illuminati).  I get he was warned to stop, and he didn't.  He conveyed his thoughts through his music, and wanted to inspire the underdog. 

The PTW decided to use the feud between him and Biggie to their advantage and sacrificed Tupac to make a point.  The PTW have a strong belief that if you aren't with them, you are against them, and he (Tupac) didn't hide his feelings.  I see a group of "Biggie supporters" being hired to see this through, and I even hear something regarding what types of bullets were to be used (hollow point versus full metal jacket, etc..).

I am not familiar with his movie (haven't seen the previews).  Intuitively I get the emotion of compassion toward Tupac, and the message feels tied to gang violence.  I see this being directed more toward guns and the amount of crime that goes on in this country versus the agenda behind the crime itself.  It does feel well done, but definitely a subliminal message about gun control.

Regarding the afterlife... He feels very much at peace.  I see him smiling, and hear him say "hot, diggity, dog" and then begins to laugh (???).  

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Love and light-

Follow Up Questions: 
Lynn can you explain the different timeline that you saw in 2015. And why did you see him still alive at the time compared to the timeline you saw yesterday thank you very much
A. When I focused on him a few years ago, I did see and feel he was alive and in hiding.  As I did this current session on him, he came to me much differently.  He was much more spiritual in his communication (as if he was floating to me the whole time I saw him).  it could be he was protecting me from seeing the depth of the PTW involvement until i was ready (that was an answer I was given).

Forgive me but I do have one final question. Tupac talked about not coming back reincarnated to this world.  I know you have a segment on people coming back.  When do you see Tupac coming back if he comes back at all? 
A. I see him coming back around the year 2040 (or so).  He looks to be incarnated as an Asian boy, and I see him in a orphanage.  I get that his parents were too young to raise a child, and their strict religious beliefs (and shame tied to his mom's pregnancy) led them toward the path to adoption.  He didn't stay in the orphanage for a long time, only a few days.  It looks like an American couple adopted him and brought him back to the states.  His upbringing feels very proper, and he learned several languages.  He also had exposure to several musical instruments, and the piano was something that really connected with him.  He doesn't look to get famous in this life, but music was a part of who he was (just in a different way).