The Rebirth Cycle According to Occultism and Esotericism.

This is one of the areas of occultism that generates the most confusion, mainly due to religious and popular mysticism and the commercialization and business that exists.

It is a cycle that does not clash with any religious belief, but rather absorbs them as a whole, encompassing them all.

Let’s imagine a simplified cycle, where, for reasons of my culture, I will use Christian mystical names.
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Death: breaking of the “silver cord” and liberation of the physical body, leaving the human only with an “astral body” and a “mental body.”

Elevation (can take years): Complete reacquisition of the “mental body,” where one gains access to the “supra-conscious mental shell,” the so-called “purgatory” of Abrahamic religions. In this phase, mediums still have access to them because they still share the planet and the “astral body.”

Evaluation (may take years or centuries): Evaluating and absorbing the experience and conclusions of past lives is the so-called “Hell” of Brahmanic religions. You will be freed from the “astral body or desire body” and, as such, the end of any emotion; it is pure rationality. Only after being freed does one move on to the next stage.

Meditation time (may take years or centuries): This is the Hindu or Buddhist Nirvana. You will evaluate past experiences with all previous ones that are in the “superconscious memory.”

Planning: (may take years): Defining new life goals, what you still have to learn, experiences, difficulties, etc. Finally, choosing the parents, the place, and the time; these last ones will unequivocally reflect on the “birth chart.”

To be born, to acquire new experiences and optimizations, already with the physical body (chemical and vital), and in the following years to acquire the remaining elements, becoming complete in adulthood.
A curious fact: Human sex changes between male and female in each cycle, becomes blocked, and repeats if the individual does not have children or is anomaly. In that case, it must repeat until the individual has the experience of being a father or mother (a closed “traditional” family is critical for evolution)

In the case of evolved humans, when they fulfill all the objectives to be learned and have permanent access to the “superconscious mind,” they leave this cycle, as their evolution involves other tasks. They appear as disembodied masters, saints, or other names one wishes to give them.

Final conclusion:

“The cult of the dead” has no benefit (neither for the individual nor for the deceased). People are what they were in life, and yes, their memory should endure for better or for worse. For this reason, if you cherish a person, treat them well during their life.

There are also no “rewards” in the change of cycle; everyone has to learn the same thing (for better or for worse), but some learn faster than others (nothing guarantees that a rich saint will be a poor bandit in the next life, and vice versa).

I hope that the simple and short version eliminates much of the mythology and folklore. A suggested reading: “Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception,” which you can download for free from the Library of Congress in the USA.

Note:

When I refer to Maria Padilha das Almas as a suggested entity for study and contact, due to her life and history, I am referring to a disembodied human (only with a body of desires and a full mental body), whose focus is interacting with humanity through a set of characteristics or projects.

The level of requests for conjuration for Maria Padilha’s support varies greatly culturally and according to her various names, but the common focus is protection and family.

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