Soul Factory
Saturday, August 01, 2009

This brings up the very controversial subject of reincarnation. Do we, being eternal souls, get more than one chance at this thing called life and ultimate salvation?
I had this conversation with a close and wise friend one time, and her response was inspired, "Why does it matter?" "I am not going to take a chance and live or believe differently thinking there may be a possibility that I get a second chance."
I agree with her 100%. I firmly believe, Jesus, the person in whom I place my trust, and His being, the message I seek to understand and live, is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Entertaining the concept of reincarnation does not change the way I live, but it personally softens the way I forgive. It gives me an eternal perspective in both directions, and quite frankly helps me embrace the fascinating variety of people and their paths.
One night a few months back our two older sons, AJ 9 and Kyle 6, were watching a show about dinosaurs. The program was discussing the Cretaceous Period. Kyle asked AJ what they meant

Within this remarkable and mysterious concept we call time, our finite physical existence of say 70 years or so if we are lucky is just "a tiny little dot".
My question to you is this, "Do you believe your life is a onetime punctuation mark? Or, do you believe it is a period within the much larger story of your eternal soul?"
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