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Sat, 03/18/2006 - 08:17
Anonymous

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I have a question about population growth. If the population keeps getting bigger and bigger on earth, than does that mean that new souls are being created as well? Can souls be destroyed? Also, what would make one soul unique, if anything?
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Sat, 03/18/2006 - 20:09
pavlin

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Forum Posts: 598 		Hello Micah,

As I understand it human souls are in a constant cirlce of evolution and devolution.

They cannot be destroyed. And the thing that would make them unique is their Self-realization /destruction of the egos/.

Journey to Enlightenment Course goes in details with the explanation of Death, Evolution and Devolution.

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pavlin
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Mon, 03/20/2006 - 00:21
Mattias I

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Forum Posts: 565 		Hello Micha

This is explained in detail on the journey to enlightenment course, but one thing to take into account is what Master Samael says. He writes on many occasions that every single creature on the earth has a father in the skies (not a direct quote). Our soul starts in the mineral kingdom, then it goes into the? plant? kingdom and then in the animal kingdom before we are humans. So every single bacteria, virus and so on is a soul on the way up or the down from or to being a human. This would explain why there can be a growth on humans without the need for the creation of new souls, because no one knows how many creature that are living on this planet, there are billions upon billons.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards

Mattias
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Mon, 03/20/2006 - 06:48
Micah (not verified)

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Forum Posts: 681 		Thank you for the replies. That was really helpful. :)
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Mon, 03/20/2006 - 12:55
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Forum Posts: 681 		Every electron has its monad, which serves the monad of the atom. The monad of the atom serves the monad of the element. The of the element serves the monad of the cell. The Monad of the cell serves the monad of the organ. The Monad of the organs serves the Monad of the organism.

So as you can see, according to Samael aun Weor, we have come a long way in not simply that our Monad has evolved to the rank of organism, but within the kingdom of complex matter we are at the peak of this evolutionary ladder. The only way for us in this cycle is down or into a higher cycle altogehter.