The soul breathes and its form lives thereby-there is an ebb and flow in all nature, and in the
tides of the ocean, there is a wonderful picture of an eternal law. As man adjusts himself to
the tides of soul life, he begins to realise that there is ever flowing in, a vitalising and a
stimulating energy which is filled by a flowing out as sure and inevitable as the immutable
laws of force.
This ebb and flow can be seen functioning in the process of death and incarnation.
It can be seen also over the entire process of mans life, for some lives can be seen to be
apparently static and uneventful, while others are vibrant and full of experience and growth.
The whole of life is not concentrated in one furious continuous stretch of rushing forth
to work, nor is it comprehended in one eternal siesta!
Some lives seem to change their rhythm and mode of activity every seven years, others
it seems every nine years, still others work under shorter none effort.
Growth is one long period over many lives of building in order to destroy, of developing
certain rhythmic processes in order to disorganise later.
Let us hope that we do not fall of the cycle before we reach the terminus??
warmest regards Michael.
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