AskSatanOperator
Well-known member
I'm very curious as to what stage of development in the womb a body gains a soul. And is there any process determining which soul gets which body?
Latest News
Health #76874 At what stage does a body gain a soul?
- Thread starter AskSatanOperator
- Start date
Hs666
Well-known member
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2017
- Messages
- 2,118
This process is gradual and not immediate. Around the 4th month of pregnancy the soul develops along with the baby. The total process ends with the birth of the baby.
Yes, each soul has specific characteristics to be “connected” to a physical body. If this does not occur, the soul cannot reincarnate. If one is of the white race and white races do not make children, the soul remains stuck and cannot reincarnate. Because it is not “compatible” with other races. I am trivializing it, it is to make the point.
The info I'm presenting below comes from books written by hypnotists who do life between lives regression:
The soul watches as the fetus watches as it gets developed in the womb of the mother. Then it may decide to enter it on and off. But the soul must necessarily enter it by the time the baby born. This is because the fetus can live without a soul in the womb since it's sustained by its mother, but it can't live after without a soul after it's born.
The exact time the soul enters it depends on the individual soul. Some souls enter while the baby is in the womb, while others stay away and travel in the astral realms and enter at the time of birth.
As about which soul gets which body, the soul chooses the body for its own purposes and what it wants to accomplish in the life. It chooses its parents, which country on the earth it wants to incarnate in and everything else. Different souls communicate with eachother on the astral before they incarnate on earth and decide who wants to be who's parent or wife or husband or whatever, depending on their karmic ties and whatever they want to do in life. Everything is arranged before they are born in this way.
Two good books on that topic if you want to learn more are "Journey of Souls" and "Destiny of Souls" by Michael Newton. They tell everything a soul does after the death of the body, its adventures on the astral until the time it decides to reincarnate again into a new body.
OttoHart
Member
- Joined
- Jun 26, 2024
- Messages
- 493
You should not think of a soul as some quasi-physical thing, that is then "put inside" the fetus' body, or whatever, as this is a limited way of seeing it.
The soul is not physical, and does not follow physical laws like "moving somewhere".
Think of the soul of an individual as an incredibly long, unique pattern, similar to a complex line of code. This, when you die, is "copied" somewhere in a way, in a dimension that is completely non-physical. It is hard to picture, but analogies can be made to how digital things work.
This pattern includes everything, from our race, to our sex, to our personality traits, to our mental habits, to subconscious processes, to spiritual development, to how your Chakras develop, to more complex things that we can't fully grasp. All of this makes you, you, as this is the identity you have developed. When a new soul is born, this is something that happens "by chance", someone simply has a child and this child is not a good opportunity for an already existing soul, but it is a good opportunity for a new soul. These things are handled by the Gods, and this does answer your second question.
To answer your first, think of it not as the soul "moving into the fetus". The soul, rather, was "saved/screenshotted/stored/copied" at a certain point in time upon death (during which it resided in some sort of afterlife), and then the soul is slowly "copied over" into the material world because the fetus being developed is in the right conditions to receive that soul, due to their race, sex, DNA and chart.
Just as the body does not suddenly pop into existence, so does the soul not do that. It gradually develops, which is something that also happens when we are alive as we live life, the soul gradually changes.
The soul is not physical, and does not follow physical laws like "moving somewhere".
Think of the soul of an individual as an incredibly long, unique pattern, similar to a complex line of code. This, when you die, is "copied" somewhere in a way, in a dimension that is completely non-physical. It is hard to picture, but analogies can be made to how digital things work.
This pattern includes everything, from our race, to our sex, to our personality traits, to our mental habits, to subconscious processes, to spiritual development, to how your Chakras develop, to more complex things that we can't fully grasp. All of this makes you, you, as this is the identity you have developed. When a new soul is born, this is something that happens "by chance", someone simply has a child and this child is not a good opportunity for an already existing soul, but it is a good opportunity for a new soul. These things are handled by the Gods, and this does answer your second question.
To answer your first, think of it not as the soul "moving into the fetus". The soul, rather, was "saved/screenshotted/stored/copied" at a certain point in time upon death (during which it resided in some sort of afterlife), and then the soul is slowly "copied over" into the material world because the fetus being developed is in the right conditions to receive that soul, due to their race, sex, DNA and chart.
Just as the body does not suddenly pop into existence, so does the soul not do that. It gradually develops, which is something that also happens when we are alive as we live life, the soul gradually changes.
Similar threads
