Auras HWIM 02 023

2022-03-07T00:00:00Z

Auras "It must never be forgotten that we are dealing all the while with the evolution of the ensouling force or life, and not of the outward form; and this ensouling energy evolves by means of the qualities acquired in physical incarnation. In the vegetable kingdom, for example, we have not a soul for one plant, but one group-soul for an enormous number of plants—perhaps in some cases for a whole species. In the animal kingdom this subdivision has proceeded much further, and though it may still be true among low forms of insect life that one soul animates many millions of bodies, in the case of the higher animals a comparatively small number of physical forms are the expression of one group-soul" (pp. 40-41). Leadbeater, C.W. Man Visible and Invisible . John Lane, 1903. https://archive.org/details/manvisibleinvis00lead/page/n7/mode/2up