Indeed. But as you may have a different idea or a wrong thought, we invite you to reflect on the following: If you believe in the existence of God, the Creator of all that exists and the source of wisdom, goodness and justice, why do you look at this natural process of Life, ‘wrongly called death’, as a harm done to the one who leaves and as an irreparable loss for those who remain? Is it not perhaps because you have a darker idea of what it really is and no true knowledge of its spiritual projection? Imagine, just for a second, that people are like a car, which is also composed of two parts: an essential one, the engine, equivalent to the Spirit, and a secondary one, the body, equivalent to the physical body.

The Spirit is made of Divine nature and is "IMMORTAL". From it we draw the small or great spiritual values (according to the degree of evolution reached) in "continuous experience" and "increasing advancement" such as: Feelings, intelligence, will, reasoning, solidarity. The secondary part, though indispensable, corresponds to the physical body and is the tool or instrument in the service of the Spirit. Unlike the latter, the body is mortal, that is to say, it has a period of existence like everything else made of material substances. It also represents the "force" which is the heritage of the irrational, and which, nevertheless, some men adopt in order to redeem their problems, by unconsciously descending to the level of the irrational.

Our Planet is the abode "without frontiers or discrimination of race, colour or nationality’ that shelters us all temporarily, although we come to this World many times, in different reincarnations and different epochs of the history of humanity. For what purpose? In order to "learn", to "gain experience", to polish ourselves and thus to evolve. The sum of the results, that is to say, the positive in terms of solidarity and the improvement of our morality, of our being. Our personality will prepare us to move in the direction of other worlds or planes of happier existences, not yet understood by some human beings.

On the other hand, the sum of the negative in immoral deeds and actions, although they are not regressive, although they are stagnant, will leave him the experience and teaching, but in order to erase those "moral stains" that through ignorance he left engraved in his Spirit, he may need to pass them through the "crucible of pain", similar to the action of the surgeon, when he has to remove a malignant tumour. For example. That tumour is the painful and distressing destinies such as being born blind, deaf, mute, invalid, incurable diseases, accidents, etc.

The Spirit enclosed within the body is like a prisoner within his cell, and the window of the cell is like the five senses of the body by means of which the Spirit communicates with the outside. When the time comes for the body to “depart” or “die”, the body disintegrates because it is made of material substances, and the spirit regains its freedom. The process which takes place at that moment is very similar to the transformation which takes place when the worm, synonymous with the body, dies, and its inner essence, the spirit, becomes a butterfly and flies away from its cell.

The Spirit comes from the "Spiritual World" and is born in our ‘Material World’. Having completed its existence here, it returns to the "Spiritual World".