The Spirits Book by Allan Kardec

[The Traveler]

Well, I'm from Brazil. Here the spiritism is very popular. "The Spirits Book" is the main work of the spiritism.

How you noted, there are some distortions in this book because Allan Kardec lived in hard times of conservadorism and it's notable the influence of catolicism in this work. This explain the jewish-christian concepts in the book, because the spirits in which Allan comunicated were catolic in your last incarnations. However, the main quality of the spiritism is the incentive of positive polarization and Jesus is the model. Here in Brazil, lived a man called Chico Xavier. He is the most famous medium of my country. Chico was a extremely STO entity, very humble, and I can said that he is a model of man.

So, the spiritism have some errors, but the love is the main teaching. And this is the way to 4D.

The Creator is like a body and we cells. So, makes no any sense the Creator make something like that. But, the incarnation is a necessity of a 3D entity which not graduated to 4D. In the period bewteen incarnations, in the inner plans, the normal is to distill the experiences and await the next incarnation. However, dependind of the level of addiction with the material life, an entity become what Ra explain here:

There are low astral planes. It's called umbral in spiritism. It's really like a hell. The level of vibration of entity determines the astral level afterdeath. So, it's possible suffer for centuries and the only way to cure is incarnate again. It's no normal an entity stay in umbral. The addiction with the illusion is so strong that these entities needs healing. The freewill it's sovereign. There are entities living for millennia in umbral. In this sense, the incarnation it's necessary.

You is already free, thus you is the Infinite Creator. Discover the Creator in yourself and you'll walking the universe with unfettered tread.

Yes I've read about Chico Xavier, I think he was the one that channeled the man that the movie "Astral City" is based on, where that doctor died and went to Umbral but was eventually saved.
I really enjoyed that movie, was very beautiful. Regarding your post, it does make sense that 3D entities have to incarnate, like children having to go to school till they graduate and leave school and then they can make their own choices on what to do with their lives so, that does resonate with me.

Thank you Infinite for responding to my thread, your post made me feel a lot better and I don't feel so sad anymore, I feel a bit more optimistic now.
I've been struggling for a while now with negative thoughts and bouts of depression and sometimes I read things that make me get really down. Maybe I'm getting negative greetings? I'm not sure.

Thank you again Infinite.
Love and Light to you.