In fact, when we start to think about ourselves, questions arise that seem unanswered. However, if we look for them, we will be amazed at what we find.
We will discover, for example, that there is no creature without a creator. There will be those who say that the creator of himself is his parents, not realizing that they only gave themselves so that he could exist in the carnal body.
This someone, the spiritual being, transcends corporeal existence, having existed for millennia past and will exist in millennia to come in continual progress.
“Imagine a small aquarium (made of mirrored glass on the inside) enclosed within another, larger aquarium. The fish in the larger tank can see what is happening inside the smaller tank, but the fish in the smaller tank cannot see beyond it. The smaller aquarium is the only reality for these beings.” (1)
When we are born in the material body, we find ourselves in the smaller aquarium, our planet, and we do not see the larger aquarium from which we came, although those who are there see us.
Among the many themes studied by the German thinker Leibniz (Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 1646-1716), we can see how the human physical body is “animated”, resulting from this study the term “synchronicity”, highlighted by the Swiss psychologist and scholar Carl Gustav Jung ( 1875-1961), which takes care of the glaring coincidences that happen in our lives, calling our attention to the existence of something greater.
This exposition, somewhat technical, aims to escape the usual sayings about the soul, or spirit. I show that we, spirits, are already studied as truth by science and philosophy, outside of religions, therefore.
As my objective is to lecture and not debate, I do not go into religious concepts, I pay attention only to spirituality.
In this way, I emphasize that there is no chance, since, if there were, it would be an instant without God, so our learning, as I discussed earlier in the article entitled “The Pain”, draws our attention to the suffering as a result of our mistakes. , while the rightness of actions is pleasurable to us.
We will prefer, in our daily life, to stick only to the dictates of conscience, taking care not to let ourselves be carried away by emotion, which is a barrier that overshadows discernment.
To be in agreement with conscience is to bring transcendent knowledge to the present day to better live materially, without compromising oneself in spirit, so that the mind settles in a state of inner peace, leading the body to health.
At this stage it is seen that we have to beware of the nature, because acting according to conscience without policing the nature leads us to alarming mistakes, such as revenge, for example.
According to the dictionary, character is the set of traits and qualities inherent to the individual from birth: character, inclination, temperament.
Yes, from birth we bring with us the merits and demerits of past experiences that, added to the new tasks of the current existence, provide the general improvement, leading to the nature, which, in short, becomes the collection of experiences taken over the millennia.
In a family of six siblings, none of them are of equal nature, even if two are twins. It is our nature that tells us where and how we should correct ourselves and in what we should improve. Managing it leads us to learn how to do better; keeping her halted is the question.
Based on the principle of this theme, consciousness is inherent to the spirit, which continues the journey after the death of the body, the nature belongs to it, remaining in the next new body, because the spirit is the same.
In this context, we come to important conclusions:
We are spirits, we exist and we are immortal.
We bring with us knowledge of good and evil collected in multiple previous existences and, added to the current corporeal life, we will take them to future experiences.
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That, with disciplined nature and emotion, the good way is to act as conscience dictates.
Let's always be better every day.
Thank you for listening to me.
(1) Text extracted from the book “What Is Body of Light”, by Tashira Tachi-Ren.
