The Soul: Its Nature, Relations, and Expressions
Subtitle: in Human Embodiments
Publisher: The Spiritual Publishing Co.
Published: 1887
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: Spiritualism; Reincarnation. [from old catalog]
First sentence: The Infinite cannot be comprehended, but can be conceived of through perception; as it is possible for one to conceive that there is a state of perfect happiness, but no one on earth has ever yet experienced it; as it is possible for one to conceive of perfect Truth, yet no man should claim to have received it, so a conception of the Infinite is the inherent conception of man derived from the Soul, which is the source, is being, is like God; and this conception can no more be destroyed than the light of day can be destroyed by an intervening cloud, or than chaos can destroy the continued harmony of the universe.
Description: This book is about soul embodiment, not reincarnation.