Everything in nature is subordinated to one Kon. Life is followed by death, death is followed by new life. It cannot be changed, because that is the movement of everything. Movement is life. The word d VISION itself can be opened as D - I SEE GOOD and I LIVE kindly.
The processes of birth and dying are complex. The Divine power that lives in us must correspond to the environment that we receive at birth for our further development. Each birth is a new experience and a new test.
We all have a dual nature - an immortal spirit in a mortal body. This paradox of nature, as the conclusion of two opposite principles in one, creates the infinity of development.
Although we come to this world as children, our true "I" is already wise by experience and sufficiently developed. Our spiritual aspect is the result of immense experience, most of which was gained through successful quality births in past physical incarnations.
The eternal acquisition of the Soul is the fruit of these previous lives. We bring the seeds of these abilities with us with each new incarnation. Hence the proverb - "What you sow, so you reap." Everything that remains from previous incarnations has to be awakened and developed again, and at the same time, new abilities have to be acquired. Hence the saying that each of us is "Kolomna verst" and we are constantly making up for something.
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If we had developed some ability in a past life, then it may not necessarily awaken in a real incarnation. This is the seed that we bring with us every time to ensure its growth.
Since the process of life and death is the opposite, the information as WEIGHT … is deposited as SEB. What is the sowing, so are the shoots. Such are the fruits.
Even if a child is gifted from birth, his giftedness needs to be developed with discipline in order to nurture it properly. If we put pressure on a child in every possible way, shout at him, say that he is ugly and awkward, he can either withdraw into himself and never show his abilities, or become a person with a very difficult character. As my mother-in-law used to say - "Tell a person a hundred times -" fool "and then do not be surprised that you raised a fool."
But if we tell this same child that he is beautiful, good, talented and we love him, and that it is perfectly acceptable to make mistakes when we grow up and learn new things, then all the potential that could be undiscovered, as the fruits of the past, but which awaiting its manifestation - it may well receive a stunning continuation.
Our past cannot be changed, but our future is shaped by our current "transition" action, as a kind of ritual.
Birth and death are rituals that begin and end our transition into material essence. If we evaluate ourselves in a new way, then we will be able to manifest in ourselves the universal, unlimited potential that is inherent in each of us.
We change the world by changing our ideas about it.
What do you say to this, dear friends?
