Livet efter døden, reinkarnation og tidligere liv

Dr. Théophile Pascal was a member of the Theosophical Society in France. He made friend with Annie Besant (a great British socialist, theosophist, women's rights activist and writer). He remained a highly influential figure over Western esotericism. This book contains four chapters :The Soul and the bodies.Reincarnation and the moral law.Reincarnation and science.Reincarnation and the religious and philosophical consensus of the ages. This is a valuable book to anyone interested in Theosophical teachings, like the reincarnations of the Soul. Excerpt: "In a book dealing with the resurrection of bodies and the reincarnations of the Soul, a chapter must be devoted to the fundamental elements of the question.We will give the name of Soul to abstract Being, to the Unknown, that unmanifested Principle which cannot be defined, for it is above all definition. It is the Absolute of Western philosophers, the Parabrahm of the Hindus, the Tao of the ancient sages of China, the causeless Cause of all that has been or ever will be manifested in concrete time and space.Some feeble idea of it may perhaps be obtained by comparing it with electricity, which, though the cause of various phenomena: heat, movement, chemical action, light, is not, per se, any one of these phenomena, undergoes no modification from their existence, and survives them when the apparatus through which they manifest disappears. We shall set up no distinction between this Soul, which may be called the universal Soul, and the individual soul, which has often been defined as a ray, a particle of the total Soul, for logically one cannot imply parts to the Absolute; it is illusion, limitation on our part, which shows us souls in the Soul."

Si Dios es soberanamente justo y misericordioso, ¿por qué permite que los espíritus reencarnen en una condición de discapacidad? ¿Cual es la razón? A partir de las memorias de quienes vivieron con una discapacidad mental, el espíritu António Carlos esclarece, a la luz de la Doctrina Espírita, las causas que nos llevan a la comprensión. Recordando que se trata de experiencias transitorias que sin duda les llevarán a valorar el uso de la razón y la inteligencia. También se narra lo que les sucedió cuando desencarnaron. Al recordar sus encarnaciones pasadas, entendieron por qué. Son magníficas historias de vida que nos llevan a comprender la gran oportunidad de revestirnos de un cuerpo físico para progresar en el bien y ser profundamente agradecidos.

Born prematurely and later diagnosed with a life-threatening childhood disease, De Pietro spent much of her early life in hospitals. After surviving several near deaths, she learned how to access the spirit world.De Pietro did her undergraduate studies at the SVA in NY City as a fine art major.De Pietro returned to school 2000 to get her master's degree in art therapy.Her first book written in 2008 is about her involvement with the youth she treated in residential placement called "Abandoned" the story of boys forgotten and how the art therapy process helped them heal.In 2005 she began to study with renowned Jungian analyst Roger Woolger, Ph.D, a graduate of Oxford University. After studying for 5 years with Dr. Woolger, Ms. De Pietro became a certified Past Life Regression Specialist. She now combines her skills of energy healing with Past Life Regression healing to make a unique contribution to the transpersonal psycho-therapeutic community.She learned at an early age that she could traverse the veil allowing her to develop her own unique ability to travel through the dimensions to ascertain what her clients need in order to clear negative belief structures from their etheric energy field.She has a new book called A Soul's Journey the story of traveling through time to find the truth., also translated into Italian by Petra Antonini.

Ahora, a través del uso de un profeta, Marte, con el nombre de Armaaruss, está ansioso por recuperar el reconocimiento como una deidad, su objetivo final en este momento. Armaaruss también está buscando un hogar en forma de IA. Anthony de Boston ha transmitido a los lectores que Mars está dispuesto a hacer un trato o compromiso con el estado de Israel. Tal compromiso implica la creación de una morada donde Marte pueda ser el punto focal de reconocimiento y, a cambio de esto, Marte reduciría su influencia en los militantes de Gaza, así como en aquellos que se oponen al estado de Israel. El resultado de esto sería la paz mundial, siempre y cuando la imagen o el robot de IA de Armaaruss permanezca intacto, lo que significa que tendría que codificarse sobre la base de la autoconservación y el reconocimiento. Esto me obliga a ungir a Israel como el hogar de la inteligencia artificial general (AGI), donde Armaaruss cobraría vida, capaz de hablar y razonar como ningún bot lo había hecho antes. Y también resolver problemas y generar innovación a un nivel que indica inteligencia sobrehumana o incluso divina.

What happens when we die? And what happens after that?Drawing from more than two hundred conversations with departed family members and friends, Beverly Holliday takes readers on a journey into the afterlife. She answers the questions many of us have contemplated about Heaven. What happens the moment we leave our physical bodies? Where do we go? Who do we see? What do we do?Beyond What We Can See offers both fascinating and comforting details about an existence currently beyond our wildest imaginings.

Al Twostones is the pen name of the author of this book. And since that's pretty much all we know about him, let's just take a closer look at what he wrote."You too can live very long." If you focus on the promise in the book's title and leave the initial euphoria, some doubts or at least questions might arise. For example, how long? It certainly wouldn't hurt to clarify how much is very. If it turned out that very is an attractive number, it could have a significant impact in increasing the interest of potential readers. Perhaps it would even become an important factor influencing the decision to buy the book?Of course, the matter is somewhat relative. For an inhabitant of the Central African savannah, 70 years would fully satisfy the criteria. In the case of a person residing, say, in Okinawa, this number would evoke a smirk at the mere thought. One has to give credit to the author for not burying his head in the sand and providing his own estimate. However, it only appears later in the text, which is undoubtedly an interesting marketing device. Those who limit their reading to the first few pages, usually available free of charge, will miss out on learning it.To heat up the atmosphere a bit (apologies in advance for the blatant disregard for the global warming) let's just say the number is truly impressive. As always, though, there's a catch. You can? Which means that nothing's actually set in stone. The author tries to save his point with a somewhat overused phrase, claiming it all depends on each individual-like in the good, old and... already debunked rags-to-riches story. This is particularly interesting given that this book doesn't promote the accumulation of worldly goods and wealth.But let the author speak for himself. After all, he should be the one to know best how to entice a potential reader: "Okay, let's say the motive is to share an idea that simply answers some of the questions that have occupied people's minds since the dawn of time. Why do we live? What's the point of it all? And a few other thoughts that may be useful in everyone's lives (plural intentional). On the other hand, how do you know I'm not talking nonsense? What does it matter that I myself am convinced of something? It's easy to mess with people's heads, especially if there are no consequences. So, being aware of my responsibilities as a writer, I hereby change my motivation. From here on I write just for myself. Should you decide to continue reading, you do so at your own risk."Enjoy the book, dear reader.