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  NECESSITY FOR REINCARNATION  THIS question of Reincarnation is so large a one that in the title I have chosen I have limited the scope of our thought tonight. I do not pretend to deal with the whole of the doctrine, but with that special aspect of it: 'The Necessity for Reincarnation.'   There are many questions that will arise in the mind of the listener, many questions that in one brief lecture I cannot hope to answer: why we do not all remember the past; why we do not find, in looking back, clear mental illumination on the way in which our characters have grown, our thought-powers, our moral powers have developed. Many questions of that sort will arise, but if tonight I can succeed in showing you that there is at least a good case for Reincarnation as a rational explanation of life, of human progress, of human character; if I can show you that it enables us to understand many of the problems of life; if I can show you, as I shall try to do, that science demands it now in

  CREATED BY WISDOM DRAGONS                                           Necessity for Reincarnation by   Annie Besant First Published as Adyar Pamphlet No.113 in 1920 This Edition Was Published In 2021                 YOU CAN DOWNLOAD A PDF VERSION OF THIS BOOK CLICKING ON   HERE   OR IF YOU PREFER YOU CAN READ IT ONLINE CLICKING ON THE LINKS BELOW     CONTENTS  NECESSITY FOR REINCARNATION  Want to support your favorite authors?  Become a member!!  As a  Member  you can read millions of professional  ebooks and audiobooks (old and new publications) ever for free on any device (PC, TABLETS, SMARTPHONES AND KINDLE), and at the same time support the author that you love!!!!  If you are a hungry reader we highly recommend!!! (Se você for brasileiro   clique aqui  e experimente 30 dias grátis)                     

  NATURE'S FINER FORCES  THOSE of you who have kept at all abreast of the advances of modern Science can hardly have avoided being struck by the very great change that has come over the attitude of Science during the last twenty years. In the days when many of you, and I, were young, Science was dealing with matter, with forms, with all these outer phenomena of nature that can be seen, can be heard, can be touched; and out of the study of these phenomena Science was led to believe in the existence of certain things that could not be seen, nor heard, nor touched. To all these invisible, inaudible, intangible things which caused movements in matter that were not otherwise intelligible, the name of force was given. Matter, it was said, was inert, could not move itself, could not stop itself if set going by something from outside. And it was pointed out in dealing with this inertia of matter that when it was made to move by what was called a force — and force was defined as that whic