Because the soul reincarnates into bodies, and the soul is immortal and only created once. Then we have many lifetimes and the soul evolves from different experiences and scenarios. The soul remembers it’s lessons, but not exactly what happened, between lifetimes.
Thats how the theory goes at least. And why do we do this? They say we are all parts of one being experiencing his creation through us, humans, what we see daily.
Its just what they say. No idea if it’s true. But I like interesting theories.
People already are good by nature and innocent at birth, it’s our decisions and experiences that shape us. There are the corruptive factors such as wealth, power, fame, violence. The ones that stray us further from collectivism and into egoism and bring harm to our society.
That’s why capitalism is inherently evil and we should seek to destroy and leave no traces of it.
Why do we have to evolve? Why not just create people good by nature so they don’t have to suffer to get better?
Because the soul reincarnates into bodies, and the soul is immortal and only created once. Then we have many lifetimes and the soul evolves from different experiences and scenarios. The soul remembers it’s lessons, but not exactly what happened, between lifetimes.
Thats how the theory goes at least. And why do we do this? They say we are all parts of one being experiencing his creation through us, humans, what we see daily.
Its just what they say. No idea if it’s true. But I like interesting theories.
Yeah, looking at all the people around me I really doubt any of them evolved over multiple lifetimes.
Lol. :) Love this comment. Probably has been standups made about this topic…
People already are good by nature and innocent at birth, it’s our decisions and experiences that shape us. There are the corruptive factors such as wealth, power, fame, violence. The ones that stray us further from collectivism and into egoism and bring harm to our society.
That’s why capitalism is inherently evil and we should seek to destroy and leave no traces of it.