Spiritual Journey of
The Soul
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The Beginning & The Final Goal of The Soul
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In the beginning was the Creator, First Cause of
All Things, Who created the spiritual and material
worlds, and spirits. The Creator, Who is All Love and
All Justice, determined that each spirit created, would
have equal potential and capacity to learn, grow, and
evolve to relative perfection. God gave each soul a
wonderful gift called "freewill" so it could determine
its own path on its soul journey (and receive the merits
of its own efforts with regard to its spiritual
progression) on the way to the final stage of its
evolution as a purified soul.
But God also established Universal Laws and provided
that souls had to learn to act and grow within the
boundaries of them. Breaking these Laws creates
disharmony, abiding by them provides for spiritual
equilibrium and moral progress.
God also wanted each soul to have help along its soul
journey and this is accomplished through the assistance
of superior spirits (those elder spirits who have
already progressed much in intelligence and goodness).
They guide,
protect, and inspire those to whom they are assigned to,
hoping it will help them make choices which provide for
a more harmonious and progressive growth path.
THE FINAL GOAL OF THE SOUL
The soul of a human being has had countless material
existences and will continue to have them until the soul
is completely purified. How many material existences a
soul has, is determined by the soul itself; through the
efforts it
makes towards the goal of total purification. The spirit
has its own freewill to make the choices which determine
this.
Some souls work very hard towards this goal, others are
slower in reaching it, but nevertheless, since the Law
of Progress is a Universal Law, each and every soul will
reach its goal and become a pure spirit, one of relative
perfection, where it will no longer have to enter
material life nor suffer.
Pure spirits are those who have freed themselves from
all materiality, can comprehend and are near to God, and
act as His helpers and messengers in the Divine
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