Past lives III
28.4.2017
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We are in very great scale with in the activity of the spiritual world, when we aren’t at all very wrongful to the ones researching past lives. In our past lives we have lived very beautiful lives and very wrongful lives, in which we have done horrific things, with war action for example.
All our past lives were for a very long time with in the activity, because their influences show in subsequent lives spiritually and physically. We do harm to our other entities, if they have done injustice during their past lives. Because we are very wrongful, we can look during the upcoming lives the balance from past lives also from the part of injustice, when we plan punishments for upcoming lives from past lives.
While the experiences are accumulating we can suspect also with the help of the Creator, that there remains recollections from past lives also for our spirit entity, when such recollections guide the activity of our spirit in very great scale.
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The text discusses the concept of reincarnation and how our past lives affect our current life and future lives through karma. It explains that due to our inherent wrongdoingness, we tend to repeat the same mistakes over and over again, both spiritually and physically. By harming others unknowingly, we create a cycle of pain and suffering that follows us throughout our lives.
The text also states that due to our spiritual and physical activities, we accumulate experiences that shape our personality and character. These experiences, along with the memories of our past lives, continue to influence our actions and decisions even after death.
It is suggested that instead of focusing solely on the negative aspects of our past lives, we should try to learn from them and grow spiritually. By understanding the consequences of our actions, we can work towards creating a better future for ourselves and others.
The text concludes by stating that we should not underestimate the power of the Creator, as He uses our experiences to guide us towards righteousness and enlightenment. Ultimately, the text encourages readers to reflect on their past lives and strive towards becoming better versions of themselves.
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