105)    Here is the Teaching of the Law of Great Compassion we speak of: Because of the Law of Great Compassion, The Way creates the human soul who lives for many frightening incarnations, so it does not remember all things, only that knowledge which the soul gathered for the sake of wisdom; knowledge which is made into wisdom by the spirit is added to the character of the spirit. Why is this?

  1.    The Law of Great Compassion releases us from memories of past times in the body because all those memories are a terrible load that no human can carry. Advances in character help the human adjust to new periods in the body, new challenges and facing new tests, but all knowledge of past periods in the body, whether as male or female, slave or free, murderer or saint, soldier or noble person; and all acts of unspeakable cruelty, and goodness, neglect or slight, love or hate, things of great shame, blame, of atrocities of even a few good deeds and thoughts all are added to the soul-heaven records as the soul disappears back into the breath of The Way but the spirit shall not bear the memories, only the wisdom gained.

  2.    The character of the spirit is who sages say a person truly is; the body and station in life is who the ignorant say the person truly is - but know this; before the Divine Way our Father and Mother, all creatures are equal in value.

  3.    Because of their advances in wisdom, children gain mostly good character. They mastered skills to begin to know the difference between good and bad the Great Lesson. Some however languish in sense gratification and seem to forget, or put to the back the True knowledge of its wisdom and duty (dharma). These spirits can turn any period in the body, and anywhere under heaven, into a festival of lust, greed, power games, and debauchery and they advance but little if at all during a period in the body. Many of these spirits pretend to forget why they exist, and it seems as if they purposefully spend their powers and wisdom, and soil their wondrous bodies and magnificent souls, in a life of inferior purposes to miss the mark of the human purpose of life.

  4.    Like the archer who purposefully aims to miss the mark, these souls are called traitors because they set out to go against their good nature; turning away, forgetting in lust for sense gratification and power, turning against their purpose and destiny. …..