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1. Though they may pretend or intend to espouse some noble cause, atheists actually are unfit for higher causes, especially if they involve planes higher than the merely material.

   Regarding reincarnation, a more detailed picture, acording to several sources, is that for souls there is a more or less straight way into God’s kingdom according to God’s wishes. You don’t need necessarily to reincarnate, but you may end doing so because you wish to do so for some purpose or mission, or because of a soul that is not clean enough in God’s view.

   You may also stay disincarnate in the earthbound spiritual realm if you have too many strong ties to this world (beliefs, vices, possessions, loved ones, etc.) but don’t want to reincarnate because you know of the sufferings which material life involve.

   These latter ones will get low on energy and will try to feed on the life energies of those living in the material plane, and of others on their plane. They are around us invisibly in plentiful quantities — and often try to influence us.

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2. Yet, one thing that keeps intriguing me with all these reincarnation teachings, is why reincarnated ones don’t seem to remember their past lives….wouldn’t remembrance be important if they were on a “mission”?

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   • As I have blogged many times, there is a vast review process that happens between lives, starting with the life-review video.

     THEN is when you are supposed to look backward, ponder with both your mind and heart what you did wrong nd how you hurt others, and ask God’s help as to how to change.

     What counts is the changing of the heart that can happen between lives, not the mental thinking and POINTLESS REHASHING of previous lives.

     As Jesus said, “Sufficient unto each day is the evil thereof.” (Matthew 6:34, King James version)

     (New Living Translation: “So don’t worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today’s trouble is enough for today.”)

     One single moment of heartfelt sorrow and repentance is worth more than a thousand times thinking about the old stuff.

     And this is why Patton became Trump, almost the same person with the same flaws as well — from not really taking to heart the lessons of his Patton life.

     I know this. 🙂

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3. As you know, it was Stalin who deported Trotsky from the Soviet Union in 1929, and it was Stalin who sent the assassin to kill Trotsky in Mexico in 1940. From 1929 until his assassination in 1953, Stalin was in the process of purging all Jews from positions of power in the Soviet Union, which is why Stalin’s Jewish doctors poisoned him with an overdose of Warfarin blood-thinner in 1953. I’m not defending Stalin, since he was also a monster, but it’s a shame he didn’t get to finish his mission to de-Jewify Russia. It’s also a shame that Hitler and Stalin didn’t unite to form an alliance against the Jews who were subverting both of their countries. Apparently Hitler didn’t have a good grasp of the Soviet Union’s internal power struggles from 1929 onwards, or he might have regarded Stalin as his ally rather than his enemy. There was the short-lived non-aggression pact between Germany and the USSR, but no real, lasting alliance as there should have been. After Stalin’s assassination, Jews once more assumed control in the Soviet Union, and likely still run Russia today behind the scenes.

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   • Thanks for your comment.

     In my view, under Putin only Jews who act in a quasi-patriotic manner (whatever their real feelings may be toward the goyim) are tolerated. The Jews are used to this close monitoring. Under Stalin the rule went out that no Jew could be the head of anything, but at most the vice-director of any factory, university department, police department, etc. A Soviet Jewish psychiatrist to whom I taught American accent in Boston in the early 2000s confirmed this to me. He left Russia during the Boris Yeltsin years: Yeltsin himself was a crypto-Jew, born “Yeltzman. Jews then were rampantly taking over everything and milking the country dry. He feared a new wave of Russian antisemitism and left for America, but really missed Russia, its wit, culture and language.

     I think the Jews and Putin have an understanding: “You can make all the money you want unless you harm the country. And if I go down, then a real antisemite will probably come to power.”

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