Theos-Talk Archives (December 2005 Message tt00188)

Hi Cass,
The comment below is from the `devachan letter' (letter 16) in the 
Mahatma letters to A P Sinnett.


"That it is that cardinal tenet which teaches that, as soon as any 
conscious or sentient being, whether man, deva, or animal dies, a new 
being is produced and he or IT REAPPEARS IN ANOTHER BIRTH, ON THE 
SAME OR ANOTHER PLANET, under conditions of his or its own antecedent 
making."

Interesting comment I thought.

Cheers

Perry


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Kathy" <silva_cass@y...> wrote:
>
> Again, this seems to differ from what CWL and AB spoke of:
> 
> "Reincarnation, ie. the appearance of the same individual, or 
rather 
> of his astral monad, twice on the same planet, is not as a rule in 
> nature; it is an exception; like the teratological phenomenon of a 
> two headed infant. It is preceded by a violation of the laws of 
> harmony of nature, and happens only when the latter, seeking to 
> restore its disturbed equilibrium, violently throws back into earth-
> life the astral monad which has been tossed out of the circle of 
> necessity by crime or accident. Thus in case of abortion, of 
> infants dying before a certain age, and of congenital and incurable 
> idiocy, nature's original design to produce a perfect human being, 
> has been interrupted. Therefore, while the gross matter of each of 
> these several entities is suffered to disperse itself at death, 
> through the vast realm of being, the immortal spirit and astral 
> monad of the individual - the latter having been set apart to 
> animate a frame and the former to shed its divine light on the 
> corporeal organization - must try a second time to carry out the 
> purpose of the creative intelligence" P351
> 
> This suggests that a) If we were Atlanteans that the reason for 
this 
> incarnation on earth is that, we at that time, disturbed our 
> equilibrium or that we did not carry out the purpose that we 
> ascribed to ourselves.
> 
> b) Our past life was spent on another globe - perhaps the Moon?
> 
> c) Our future life will be spent on yet another globe - perhaps 
> Venus?
> 
> d) Perhaps there is another explanation?
> 
> Cass
>