Apart from whatever religion you might be, you can't deny that there are still great mysteries about the human being that science can't discover, one of the reasons for this is that these mysteries are not a tangible/ physical thing to experiment with.
The soul is our essence, but where does it come from, and where does it go after our physical body is gone?
The foundational imagery of the soul's origin comes from the very beginning of scripture, where God infuses life directly into humanity.
Genesis 2:7 "Then the Lord God formed man of dust from the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living being."
The Catholic Church teaches that at the moment of death, the soul separates from the physical body. It immediately undergoes Particular Judgment, where its eternal destiny is decided based on its faith and actions during life.
Hebrews 9:27 "And just as it is appointed for men to die once, and after that comes judgment..."
The soul goes to its reward or punishment immediately after death:
1. Heaven
2. Purgatory
3. Hell
-Signs your body has reincarnated : ( for more go here )
- Recurring dreams.
- Out of place memories.
- You have a strong intuition.
- Deja Vu.
- You are an empath.
- Precognition.
- Retrocognition.
- You feel older than your age reflects ( or maybe younger, hence you died at a young age).
- You have a great affinity for certain cultures/time periods/environments.
- Unexplained fears or phobias.
- You feel as though this earth is not your home.
Reincarnation:
It was also
known as “metempsychosis” and “transmigration”. Reincarnation and the concept
of past lives has existed for thousands of years, spanning back to the ancient
Celtic, Greek, Asian and Indian traditions.
It was likely
that indigenous tribes and oral cultures around the globe held beliefs about
rebirth much earlier, the transition from abstract spiritual concepts into
structured, written philosophy happened in a few specific texts, these are the
earliest written records:
1. The
Earliest Records: Ancient India (c. 800–600 BCE)
The oldest
explicit, fully conceptualized written descriptions of reincarnation—known in
Sanskrit as Punarjanman (rebirth) or Samsara (the continuous
cycle of life, death, and rebirth)—are found in the Early Upanishads,
which are ancient philosophical Vedic texts.
2. The
Earliest Western Records: Ancient Greece (c. 500s BCE)
In the West,
the concept was called metempsychosis (the transmigration of the soul).
It popped up roughly a century or two after the Upanishads.
Wiccans:
Wiccans and
many modern witches believe in a unique synthesis of the two concepts: the soul
moves on to a beautiful resting place, stays there for a while to reflect and
regenerate, and is eventually reincarnated into a new life.
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