Reincarnation

Have you thought about who you were before you were this you , you see in the mirror? Some people have, some people have not. Others have received glimpses of scenes and others have memories which do not fit into the here and now. So reincarnation was in vogue in the time of Jesus when they asked him about the man born blind. They asked was he born blind for his sin and if this was his first incarnation , this was not possible, or was he born blind for his parents sin.

Jesus said, neither. It looks like there was a belief in the sins of the parents being visited upon the children. Hinduism believes in reincarnation, so does Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Kabbalah Judaism. Christianity as we have come to know it does not believe in reincarnation.

It might be interesting to know how Christians think they can become perfect in one lifetime. They seem to think that Jesus did it all, so why are they here? If one is to follow the precepts set forth by Jesus the Christ, one has to be ye therefore perfect as your father which is in heaven is perfect. This cannot mean just the letter for the letter killeth and the Spirit contains life. We have been taught that it is the heart which must be perfect and one lifetime is not enough for that.

Reincarnation is a fascinating topic apart from who you were. It shows the mercy of Hesed, of The I AM presence. We must be loved so intensely that for most of us it is too much. I remember a time I called forth love from my Causal body. I was at work at the time. The love came pouring down and I had to send it back for it was too much for me to handle. This was when I had just come into the Teachings.

Why does the I AM Presence love us so much? He created us. The I AM Presence wants to give you everything He is and the Holy Christ Self has to tone it down somewhat. Reincarnation, today means that we have the opportunity to put on more of our I AM Presence daily and so acclimatise our four lower bodies to adjust to holding the Light we receive in our auras and chakras.

Perhaps you remember, perhaps not but at least you know that you are.