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He who has ears, let him hear is one of my favorite quotes from the Bible because it tells us to treat the information that we hear very carefully. Our minds only process part of what is being said. Jesus stated emphatically that Elijah had returned from the dead by being born again to physical life in the form of John the Baptist. He left no doubt as to what he was implying.
These Biblical notations for reincarnation are some that did not get left out in the first Council of Nicaea. They are in the Bible for anyone to read. When read in context those verses are proof positive that Jesus believed in reincarnation.
Many believe that taking the word reincarnation from the Bible and inserting the word resurrection was done to dispel the belief in reincarnation.
Reincarnations relationship to life
Karma is not an appalling event but rather the education of the soul. Enlightening the soul is what life is all about. The soul never dies as physical life does many times. It continues to live while only changing out the particular garment that it is wearing.
Reincarnation is like going to your closet to choose what you will wear today. Your feelings dictate your choice. The relationship between Karma and past lives is the choice of the life you want to live, just as if you were picking a garment to wear. When that garment is no longer functional for you, then it is tossed.
Reincarnation figures in much the same way. Once you have learned the lessons that you chose for yourself while on the Other Side in your current physical life, you toss your body away to look for another. Choice of that body will suit your needs for the next lesson. It is a never-ending circle producing the cycle of life.
The point one needs to learn is you are the one in charge of your own state of affairs, making you the creator of your fate.
Most people would rather believe that they are creatures moved by circumstances rather than believing that they are
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