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Each individual soul is dispatched to the physical world with its own individualized mission to accomplish. we all have the same laws, but each of us has his or her own set of challenges, distinct talents and capabilities, and particular strength which form the crux of his or her mission in life.

At times, a soul may not conclude its mission in a single lifetime. In such cases, it returns to earth for a “second go” to complete the job. This is the concept of gilgul neshamot—commonly referred to as “reincarnation”—extensively discussed in the teachings of Kabbalah.This is why we often find ourselves powerfully drawn to a particular cause and make it the focus of our lives, dedicating to it a seemingly disproportionate part of our time and energy: it is our soul gravitating to the “missing pieces” of its divinely ordained purpose.

sonmvayina:
At times, a soul may not conclude its mission in a single lifetime. In such cases, it returns to earth for a “second go” to complete the job.

Quite a lot of assuming going on here! What evidence do you have for the above for instance?

budaatum:
Quite a lot of assuming going on here! What evidence do you have for the above for instance?

Read from there to the end... The answer to your question lies therein..

sonmvayina:
Read from there to the end... The answer to your question lies therein..

I already did read to the end, including the other assumptions in the op.

What is the evidence for the following assumption?

This is why we often find ourselves powerfully drawn to a particular cause and make it the focus of our lives, dedicating to it a seemingly disproportionate part of our time and energy: it is our soul gravitating to the “missing pieces” of its divinely ordained purpose.

budaatum:
I already did read to the end, including the other assumptions in the op.

What is the evidence for the following assumption?

Does that look like an assumption?..

sonmvayina:
Does that look like an assumption?..

You begin with the assumption that humans resurrect without providing evidence for your claim, despite me asking for some, then you assume a reason for human resurrection that you assumed.

Doesn't it look like assumptions to you?

budaatum:
You begin with the assumption that humans resurrect without providing evidence for your claim, despite me asking for some, then you assume a reason for human resurrection that you assumed.

Doesn't it look like assumptions to you?

Reincarnate... Not resurrect.. Big difference..

sonmvayina:
Reincarnate... Not resurrect.. Big difference..

Still assumptions.

Define reincarnation. Then show me one single instance of reincarnation and I'll change my mind.

budaatum:
Still assumptions.

Define reincarnation. Then show me one single instance of reincarnation and I'll change my mind.

Read through the original post again... This time slowly..

sonmvayina:
Read through the original post again... This time slowly..

I think you should read your own original post, slowly, so you can see how many assumptions are in it.

When you are done learning what assumptions are, perhaps you'd be able to intelligently discuss the subject of your original post.

Here's something to start you off. And, good luck.

http://box5415.temp.domains/~sacreeh5/2013/06/07/carl-jung-on-rebirth-resurrection-metempsychosis/

budaatum:
I think you should read your own original post, slowly, so you can see how many assumptions are in it.

When you are done learning what assumptions are, perhaps you'd be able to intelligently discuss the subject of your original post.

Here's something to start you off. And, good luck.

http://box5415.temp.domains/~sacreeh5/2013/06/07/carl-jung-on-rebirth-resurrection-metempsychosis/

What did I say differently each of us has a mission here on earth.. Not everyone get to complete in one life time.. Hence they have another go or chance.. Til they achieve the God Conciousness..

sonmvayina:
What did I say differently each of us has a mission here on earth.. Not everyone get to complete in one life time.. Hence they have another go or chance.. Til they achieve the God Conciousness..

The unfortunate thing here is while you are on to a very interesting topic, you do not seem to have the desire to explore it with rigour.

The person who wrote what you think is no different to what you wrote, is very precise in his word use, and unlike you, he does not assume reincarnation is possible. If you read it slowly, as you advise I should, you'd notice his "at least, potentially", which does not mean the same as "possibly" nor "potentially".

If you are willing to explore the subject further, consider reading his The Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious (Collected Works of C.G. Jung Vol.9 Part 1)

It's about £32, but you can dowload a free copy here.