Acts That Prove Causes of Human Suffering from the Perspective of Reincarnation

Yvonne Crespo Limoges

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Unexplained events occur in our lives. Are they due to our actions from past lives? The afterlife reveals we have had numerous existences, all interconnected.
There is much unfairness, inequality and suffering in our world. Could some of these situations be the direct result of actions we took in past lives? This book provides a series of spirit communications received through spiritual mediumship indicating that to be true. Spirits in the afterlife reveal reasonable explanations why many seemingly unexplained human conditions, people and many tragic circumstances in our lives were brought about as a
consequence of our choices and actions made in past life existences. Also revealed, is that we chose and were aware, before rebirth, what the circumstances of our lives would be. For we returned to earth, out of love: to make amends, for redemption, self-sacrifice in caring for those we love, as well as for the spiritual progress of our soul.
Further, we are not alone in our journey throughout our material lives. We have our spirit guides and the spirits of family and friends that help us from the afterlife, always providing inspiration, guidance and consolation. We are never alone in our sorrows! The life stories herein will provide new insight and answers to the whys of our lives, individually and collectively, and the spirits reveal there is a Divine Plan which is one of CONSOLATION, HOPE and UNCONDITONAL LOVE.

Sujets

• reincarnation
• afterlife
• Spiritualism
• Spiritism
• Spirituality

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• Publié par: iUniverse
• Date de parution: 14 juillet 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781663242167
• Langue: English

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Acts that Prove Causes of Human Suffering From the Perspective of Reincarnation
 
 
A Series of Spirit Communications with commentary by Amalia Domingo Soler
 
 
Translated by Yvonne Crespo Limoges
 
 
 
 

 
ACTS THAT PROVE CAUSES OF HUMAN SUFFERING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF REINCARNATION
A SERIES OF SPIRIT COMMUNICATIONS WITH COMMENTARY BY AMALIA DOMINGO SOLER
 
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
When my mother Yolanda taught me to pray, it provided me great comfort; and thus began my spiritual life. Thanks Mom!
I am indebted to my father, Edgar Crespo, for introducing me to knowledge of spiritual realities which provided logical answers for me to some of life’s many existential questions; these have especially helped me to have more resignation and faith in supporting life’s challenges.
To my daughter Alysia Mikesell Pape, thank you, I am forever grateful for your technical computer expertise, and most importantly, your financial backing to publish this book.
I want to thank my son Michael Limoges for his enthusiastic support of my efforts, especially since this information will now be available to young people. Moreover, for the wonderful discussions we had regarding the moral lessons herein.
After reading the book, much appreciation goes to Michael E. Tymn for his thought-provoking perspectives and our discussions on various philosophical fine points brought up in some of the chapters.
I want to extend my love and heartfelt appreciation to Norberto Prieto and Maria Del Carmen Prieto for their longtime friendship, the sharing of their collective spiritual wisdom with me and their sincere encouragement to translate this book.

DEDICATION
To all who suffer, and wonder why. May you find within this book some answers, but most of all some consolation and hope.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Biography of Amalia Domingo Soler
Translator’s Note
Preface
Chapter 1 – Clairvoyance And Spirit Communications
(Suffering and why we need to support life’s struggles)
Chapter 2 – One Hundred And Fifty Years
(A beggar lives an extended life due to a fanatic search for eternal life in previous existences)
Chapter 3 – Everything Is Just
(A caged man suffers due to his violent and savage ways in past lives)
Chapter 4 – Without Arms And Without Legs
(Wrongful actions carry serious consequences, and a mother’s love is boundless)
Chapter 5 – Pride Is Also A Sin
(The tragic effects suffered by a grandfather and his granddaughter due to their inhumane acts in a past life)
Chapter 6 – A Wise Man Without Heart
(Suffering due to tortures inflicted on others in former lives)
Chapter 7 – The Punishment Is Based On The Sin
(Acts of greed bring only sorrow)
Chapter 8 – Dreadful Revenge
(Four beings, one in spirit, entwined within a cycle of vice, vengeance and violence throughout many existences)
Chapter 9 – The Greatest Of The Sufferings
(Sudden terrible suffering may pass swiftly, against those we endure a lifetime)
Chapter 10 – The Death Of A Body Gave Life To A Soul
(Unrequited love leads to suicide, but eventually leads to remorse and redemption)
Chapter 11 – Everything Has To Be Paid
(Due to a past life crime, two beings in love are unable to be together in the present)
Chapter 12 – What We Give Is What We Receive
(Humanity must make recompense for its violent past)
Chapter 13 – Premonitions
(A young woman has a strong premonition of her death)
Chapter 14 – Bad Harvest
(What crime from a past life allows a poor boy to be attacked by a rabid dog?)
Chapter 15 – Vengeance
(Vengeance does not die with the death of the physical body)
Chapter 16 – Crime Brings Crime
(A young girl kills her sister, but says she doesn’t know why)
Chapter 17 – Thirty-Two Years
(Captivity caused by jealousy, leads to forgiveness and atonement)
Chapter 18 – For Peace, Justice
(A mother finally deserves to have a child)
Chapter 19 – Sorrow Cures The Pain
(So many suffer much more than we do, and gratitude is expressed for a kindness)
Chapter 20 – What Is Not Earned, Is Not Obtained
(A disabled young man is unable to have what he craves, but starts his atonement)
Chapter 21 – What A Fortune Can Do
(The rich can do much good or much wrong in the world)
Chapter 22 – What Does Not Die
(A true friendship)
Chapter 23 – The Sea Of Wheat
(Two women suffer the consequences of their selfish actions in their past lives)
Chapter 24 – The Last Waltz
(The raising of youth, and the effect of a song from a mysterious past)
Chapter 25 – Justice!
(Divine Justice is immutable!)
Chapter 26 – The Religions And Spiritism
(Comparisons between religions, and the spiritual science and moral philosophy of Spiritism, the teachings from superior spirits and other spirit communications)
Chapter 27 – Yesterday And Today!
(Three spirits have lived many lifetimes together; debts owed and paid)
Chapter 28 – One More History
(Death of a seeming innocent, begins with tyranny committed in a past life)
Chapter 29 – How Many Shadows!
(Those who hate someone may find the cause in the shadows of a past life)
Chapter 30 – Sadness
(Hope is the essence of life and as eternal as our souls)
Chapter 31 – Kardec’s Mission
Chapter 32 – Eternal Love!
(The devotion of a spirit of light, to one who had committed many atrocities)
Chapter 33 – The Alarm Clock
(The spiritual awakening of a prideful soul)
Chapter 34 – John Tomorrow (Juan Mañana)
(The effects of waiting for tomorrow, what one can do today)
Chapter 35 – On A Bed Of Flowers
(A hardhearted and uncaring woman’s dramatic change upon finding a baby)
Chapter 36 – Amparo
(A kind, charitable and dedicated woman)
Chapter 37 – Everything Has Its Cause!
(Our spirit is eternal, only the physical body dies)
Chapter 38 – Saving
(Stories of Charity)
Chapter 39 – The Greed Of One Hundred Centuries
(The consequences of centuries of greed)
Chapter 40 – Salvation!
(A little girl’s death awakens sentiments of charity in her parents)
Chapter 41 – There Are No Phenomena
(Spirits are one of the Forces of Nature)
Chapter 42 – There Is No Fault, Without Penalty
(A woman who suffered with resignation is content now in the spirit world)
Why Should We Study Spirit Communications?
You Are Never Alone!
Suggested Readings (books in English)

INTRODUCTION
A Series of Spirit Communications revealing Past Lives
We all suffer; and we see so much suffering, unfairness and inequalities in our world. Some people are born rich, others poor; some live long healthy lives, others suffer with agonizing diseases; some people live uneventful lives, while trouble seems to follow others wherever they go; some live to a very old age, while some are born into this world only to live a few hours or days; freak accidents or unexpected sickness cause premature deaths; innocent bystanders are randomly killed; children live with horrific diseases; natural disasters terribly affect some and not others and other worse situations, and, we ask, why?
If we believe in an All-Loving, All-Just and All-Powerful Creator, why do we suffer, seemingly so randomly? All three major religions say we only live one life, and the cause of suffering we are told is a mystery only God knows. Yet, as science has continued to increase its knowledge about the material world and its laws, the scientific establishment is reluctant to seriously study the spiritual aspects of life, which is left to the religions where we find the causes of suffering still unknown and we are solely to have blind faith. However, just as science strives to find the cause for every material effect, our own minds naturally seek the same thing in moral and spiritual matters. Therefore, I offer this translation from the Spanish-speaking world that may provide some answers to spiritual and moral questions and the cause of human sufferings from the perspective of reincarnation.
In 19 th century apostolic Roman Catholic Spain - a poet, writer and editor named Amalia Domingo Soler wrote of the human dramas (sufferings, heartaches, terrible tragedies and more) arou