Soul

"We don't even need to be gardeners, we know that rose seeds grow into roses, melon seeds into melons, it's just a matter of choosing the right soil. Can not souls waiting to be reborn in the next world tell the future of our children, if they will? He who needs the degree to become a priest will not incarnate in a family whose children inherit a business. And he, for example, who has lived a slothful life, will need a busy life in the future to perfect himself, will not be born into a family in which it is said, 'Well, if we have a son, we will raise him to be a priest. He who has been haughty will seek a place where he is forced to humility. He who has been brutally humble will go to a family of archdukes. He who has been quarrelsome, will undertake endurance and suffering. He who was voracious will dress himself in rags. He who was a fornicator will take a vow of chastity. Every soul will find a place and a family suited to its development and qualities. Every soul chooses the soil where it can grow from the influences of childhood and youth into a new tree, rich in leaves. Climbing mountains seems a physical folly. Yet our life is always a climb. Jesus is still standing on the mountain today. Jesus is perfection. Everyone can know what level of perfection he or she or someone else is at. The more you understand Jesus, the more perfect you are. In the beginning, everyone is blind to him. All of a sudden his eyes become clear. Suddenly he stares. Once you start following him. We are all around the mountain. We all have to get up the mountain at some point."