...Reincarnation...

Hello everyone,
What do you think about simple reincarnation?
Do you believe in it? From a religious point of view, but also from a non-religious one (for non-believers)?
Do you think we return to earth to continue a work?
To… see someone you already knew and liked? To see that person again?

Does anyone among you know—or think they know—how long it takes for a soul to “return”—to “reincarnate”?

Do you think a soul can return / “reincarnate” after just 8 years? Or after more or less time?

Warm regards filled with curiosity,
ClaudiaC

Hello Claudiac

Do you believe in it? From a religious point of view, but also from a non-religious one (for non-believers)?

Yes, I believe it.

Do you think we return to earth to continue a work?

In my view, it is not we who return to earth, but the soul that was within us that returns in a different vessel to continue seeking perfection.

To… see someone you already knew and liked? To see that person again?

This is my personal view, but based on writings and personal accounts, it seems that one does not specifically return, or at least the soul does not specifically return to meet a known and appreciated person, but it does happen that souls who met in a different incarnation in the past find each other again, causing people who thought they were completely strangers and geographically distant to meet and experience a sense of déjà vu. Especially if these souls share the same vibrations, like twin sisters, hence the expression "soulmates."

Does anyone among you know—or think they know—how long it takes for a soul to “return”—to “reincarnate”?

Do you think a soul can return / be “reincarnated” after 8 years already? Or after more or less time?

Subject to all reservations, it seems to me that I learned that it takes three years for the soul to return in a new body. Moreover, I have a thought to share, and in turn, I am asking a question for several reasons. Would it not be possible for a soul to return in the form of an animal, for example? It seems to me that I remember, considering religious and other writings, that there are four main characteristics, namely animal, human, mineral, and plant.

I hope, Claudiac, that I have somewhat fueled your curiosity regarding your questions, which ultimately leads me to pose my own.
Let's wait for the thoughts of our friend (female) members to learn more.

Hello Josy,
Thank you for your reply.
I thought of this when speaking of the soul (and not in the physical sense).
3 years old... wow... I didn't know... thanks for the info...

As far as I know, yes, it can be as an animal…

Maybe another member can help satisfy my curiosity?

Thank you, claudiac

Good evening Claudiac,

Reincarnation is about learning to face death head-on; what we call death is actually a more complete rebirth, in which the survival of consciousness remains present.
Some will call this the consciousness of the soul, but one must know that we do not die, otherwise what would be the purpose of our coming to earth?
What would be the purpose of all religions or beliefs if our arrival on this planet did not involve a process of reincarnation, aimed at elevating us toward spheres of positive transformation?
Reincarnation lies at the edge of science; it is part of an invisible world that is yet so very present! (ghosts, apparitions, etc…)
We are but matter, and all matter will be reborn into life, for life is nothing but a learning process, and death is an evolution of it by virtue of its reincarnatory aspect.

Best regards
The magician.

Thank you, LeMagicien, for your explanation.

Best regards, ClaudiaC

Good evening Lemagicien,

Could you please share your perspective on some questions I have following your response to Claudiac?

Reincarnation is about learning to face death head-on; what we call death is actually a more complete rebirth in which the survival of consciousness remains present.

Do you think that people who do not believe in reincarnation are unable to learn to face death?

Some will call it the consciousness of the soul, but one must know that we do not die, otherwise what would be the purpose of our coming to earth?

When one dies alone, our physical shell is at the end of its life cycle and therefore dies through a physiological process. As the Bible says, “you are dust and to dust you shall return,” so it is possible to consider this as an end. Only the soul “remains alive” to continue the coming of other fleshly shells on earth. What do you think of this development?

Thank you for your answers

Good evening Josy,

Matter makes no distinction between those who believe and those who do not, and consequently, everyone will learn to face death head-on, some earlier than others, according to each person's beliefs.
The physical body represents an end, but the soul will continue its work to create consciousnesses ready to receive other fleshly envelopes, represented by our successive reincarnations.
You will become dust again, but that does not mean the end of everything.

Friendship
The magician.

Hello Lemagicien,

You will become dust again, but that does not mean the end of everything.

If I understand what you are explaining correctly, would even the slightest part of us remain physically at the moment our soul departs toward another bodily vessel? Also, what do you think about the idea that reincarnation could pass through other forms, such as animal, mineral, or plant?

One day, in my late husband’s library, I found a book that read, “Inanimate objects, do you have a soul?”

This phrase initially surprised me, because how can we imagine that an object could possess a soul? But upon closer inspection, I told myself, “why not.” A person who owns an object handles it, uses it, and thus leaves more than just their fingerprints on it; they can also leave their energies, a tiny part of their soul’s heritage. When my grandmother passed away, I inherited various items, including some finely crafted pieces of furniture, one of which was a small round table that had been in my grandparents’ bedroom. Strangely, when I placed this round table in my own bedroom, touching it, I felt
A strange sensation, as if I were in my grandparents’ house, and in the days that followed, I had the impression that this table was communicating with me. It might sound laughable, but I did experience strong sensations with this table. This made me think of the phrase, “Inanimate objects, do you have a soul?” It is possible for us to believe that a soul can inhabit a mineral, a plant, or an animal. Speaking of animals, I would have liked to share one of my impressions with you; if you wish, I will tell you about it in a future post.

Good evening everyone, reincarnation is a fascinating subject, and I fully believe in it. It is difficult for me to give it a definition (felt), but a wonderful book I read may perhaps provide you with some clarification. "Conversations with God" by John Walsh, Volume 2. This book opened my eyes and put words to what I have always felt but could not explain in words. There you go, good evening to all.

Thank you, Aurélia,

Would you be so kind as to provide us with the publisher's name and the ISBN printed on the back of the book? If we wish to order it from the bookstore, it will be easier for them to place the order for us.

Conversations with God by John Walsh, Volume 2

Thank you in advance

Hello everyone
I believe in reincarnation, but at the same time, I have my doubts. The question that bothers me the most is: if a being is reincarnated, how can it help its family of origin before dying and being reincarnated into another family?
Let's say Mom protects and helps me in my dreams, but then she doesn't necessarily and systematically reincarnate, and as for time, she helps you for a while and then it's every man for himself, war or no war. ;D ;D
Kind regards
Ladysally :-* :-*

Hi, I don't have the book, so I can only give you the title, the author, and the edition. What is SBN? Here it is: Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsh, paperback edition. Happy reading.

Good evening Aurelia,
Thank you for this information for those who want a little more.
Sincerely
Ladysally

Good evening, everyone;
I would like to make a modest contribution and offer a few minor refinements to your reflections. First, we should speak of successive incarnations rather than reincarnation, since one does not resume the same fleshly envelope. Second, it is possible for a soul to return very quickly, provided it is highly evolved, except in exceptional cases (a special mission or an avatar). Finally, when a person dies, their subtle bodies form an astral shell with memories that become evanescent, hence the danger of spiritism. As for what you call reincarnation in an animal body, this is in fact called metempsychosis and is extremely rare, apart from exceptional cases. Those who can regress in this way are unscrupulous beings such as drug lords, serial killers, and severe cases of pedophilia.

I hope I have provided some clarification on the subject, and I thank you for allowing me to express my views on this site.

Sincerely.

Lemaire692

Good evening Lemaire,

Your analysis is very insightful and interesting, but in my opinion, the reincarnation of the being is, above all, a search of the soul, that is, a search for this soul to try to reintegrate its fleshly envelope, and this in order to continue a cycle that was interrupted by the vicissitudes of life, over which we have no control or did not wish to have control.

I look forward to hearing from you
The magician.

Good evening, the magician

What do you mean by re-entering its fleshly envelope, resuming the same body???

Kind regards
Lemaire

Good evening, the magician

I think you provided an answer, but an error occurred in my inbox. Could you please resend it to me?

Best regards
Lemaire

Good evening Lemaire,

What I mean by that is that each of us has responsibilities to take on or assume, and we cannot escape them, but as for taking on the same body again, no way!
The fleshly envelope is genetics, the heredity that pursues us throughout our lives, and our past actions will contribute to the assembly of this puzzle that will determine our future, and that of our descendants.

Friendship
The magician.

Good evening, the magician

I see you want to talk about what Hindus call Karma. When you say our deeds will determine our future, I agree, but not those of our descendants, who in my view are not necessarily part of our karmic bonds, since each of us creates their own future, and that future may be linked to members of our families but not necessarily so, because often our true family is not the one we think it is.

Best regards

Lemaire

Good evening Lemaire,

Our actions will also determine those of our descendants, even if they have no connection to our relatives; everything is a matter of proximity and the education given or received, and it is through this channel that the future is created, which does not necessarily have to be linked to one of our family members.
Our true family is that of universality and, above all, that of the acceptance of the other, through altruism and respect for the other!
Our family, or the one we believe it to be, must or should lead us toward this family spirituality, which we call family.
We do not create our future; we endure it and live it, just as fingerprints are unique to each of us, thus marking our destiny.

With warm regards.
The magician.