[Spirit Guide Sparrow]

Originally Posted by Podshell

Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this but someone may know, about a year back I read a book on spiritualism but cannot recall the authors name, now she mentioned that when we reincarnate from the afterlife we have one of seven main goals in mind (or maybe a mixture) for that next particular life, now I was trying to think what she said they way, I know two were relationships and health but cannot think of the other five (one of them may have been money though)

Dear Podshell,

You will of course come upon many published works pertaining to the adoption of the reincarnation bandwagon, which routinely proceed with ambiguous leading beliefs which are said to represent the spirit world as a whole. Yet they are then unable to explain other mechanics and meanings beyond the surface of such belief systems. All published works are merely a personal account of a specific subject in the way that the author wishes to interpret and present it. Your relationship with books should be assigned to this understanding.

It is a foregone conclusion of many human beings that reincarnation is a requirement of the soul. It is not. Not only is it inaccurate but it simply reveals an absence of awareness of what else exists and persists, and what else unfolds following the detachment of the silver cord upon physical death. It also discounts the vast experience and wisdom gained by your soul from one singular lifetime. For the truth of it is, as you will discover from your own Akashic records, the knowledge and wisdom gained from your current life will be enough to fill a whole library, even if you do not feel you know anything in your current state of mind. Most of the time this wisdom is only gained following death through the study of Akashic reflection. Every being, every creature you interacted with within that lifetime will also open their doors of wisdom and experience to you upon your return to the spirit realm. This is to say, not only will you have gained knowledge, wisdom and experience from your own individual biological journey, but from all those beings you interacted with as well. To think then that you must shortly after resume your studies of human state on the Earth, to be reborn to fulfil some notion of lack as some would have it, is blatantly dismissive of the abundant reservoirs of wonder open to you from your own spirit.

-Sparrow