Reincarnation: A Return to Life

By Norma Holt

Norma claims that we live in a time of great uncertainty and most realise that time is running out. Overpopulation is out of control and the world cannot sustain the numbers alive today without collapse of all resources. So why are we here? What is going on? Who is in control? Why doesn't God stop the carnage and answer the pleas for help.

She has studied Old Testament prophecies that told of this time and it is noted therein that everyone will be reincarnated for judgment. That is completely different to what religious organisations are promoting. They encourage people to believe in myths to maintain power and control. Few, however, understand how and why the good will be redeemed in the Spirit or who they are while others are destined to go elsewhere.

Promises for this time include the building of Mount Zion where all things will be put right. It is happening now and the spiritual will have a chance to prove themselves. While this sounds strange to those who are religiously 'tuned in' this is the time to reflect on what is happening now compared to the prophecies.

The deafness created by false promises and religious window dressing keeps many in the dark. This book aims to shine light into their world as it provides thought provoking evidence backed up by prophecies that cannot be disputed.

The Spirit promised that a woman, the Daughter of Zion, will unravel the mysteries and will have the power to break down the barriers between God and the Children of the Spirit. This work introduces her and reveals how she was led led to be the new teacher for the end of days. Most would never have heard of her because she is one of the Spirit's secrets.

Everything she is doing was forecast in Prophecies. Her work is going forth over the Internet to build the mountain of God. She makes no apologies for what she reveals or for who will be included in the harvest. This is part of the big picture and the plan that of God from the beginning. She is the messenger and the Spirit is the judge. Her commission is to return the lost to their spiritual link.

She is led by the Spirit and her feet are on solid ground. Few can dispute the information given by her for this time.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Norma Holt
• Release date: Dec 9, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310706271

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REINCARNATION

A RETURN

TO

LIFE

by Norma Holt

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Copyright 2013 Norma Holt

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - A Prelude to After Life Beliefs

Chapter 2 - My Return to Life

Chapter 3 - Dealing with Lies

Chapter 4 - At Age 45 it happened

Chapter 5 - Called by God

Chapter 6 - It all Became Clear

Chapter 7 - Visions and More Commissions

Chapter 1

A Prelude to After Life Beliefs

This story is anything but weird but it may not convince the skeptic that it is so. Through its unlikely beginning the conclusion is somewhat amazing for I was at the start of a long journey to undo many of life's mysteries. While my reincarnation is a major part of my existence it was the biggest secret of my life until on safe enough ground to reveal it.

It was a completely natural event. I stood above my dead body, that of a man around 45 years of age. It was a lovely sunny day and the sun was high in the sky. That's as much as I can tell you about the event except that I had been driving a dray (horse and cart) and the horse was now quiet and still in the stocks as though it knew that something momentous was happening. Obviously I had 'passed over' but without any pain or regret.

There was no fear but a great deal of pleasure. Something great was going to come of my death because it was such an enormous relief and there were no regrets about leaving. It was almost as if it was expected and I was being called for a special job. With great anticipation the feeling that 'at last I can do it' was overwhelming. Whatever that something was it started me on my path to the next life.

It is important to note here that there was no feeling of leaving anything behind that had great attachment to me. Whether there was family, friends, business acquaintances or other mattered naught and there were no ties holding me back. There was no desire to hang around as my presence was required elsewhere. There was definitely something for me to do and it would be told to me when it would happen.

From my recollections it proves that some of us have had past lives and that they have little or no bearing on what we do or become in the next. It establishes many other things as well, such as what happens after death and do we live on. In my case, yes! Something goes beyond life that carries memory and desires with it.

It might be compared to what we did yesterday, or last month, or last year, for example. We remember most of it in our subconscious but only rarely do we refer to it. The things we do throughout life impacts on what we do in the future. For instance if we obtain a degree we might enter a profession. If, on the other hand, we choose to become a laborer we may stay in that line of work. But that is not an unchangeable condition because kings can become servants and vice versa.

Could it be, therefore, that it is our subconscious mind that continues while the consciousness fades? No! My experience is one of a transfer of my spirit from one body to the next and that within that power is held memory and links to the Divine, the Spirit of the Universe.

The most pertinent question is why are so many opposed to it? Spirituality is almost a dirty word and those who communicate with the Great Spirit of the Universe may be targeted as schizophrenic or worse. A little background to past human behaviour, therefore, may help to answer it.

Many expect animals to have an afterlife but if they don't have a subconscious mind then the memory cannot live on but from what has just been said they need to have a link to the spirit. That is the criteria! Also why mankind owns an expectation of an afterlife has to do with developed senses and connections made well before our evolution from primordial man. This is evident in the grave goods and sacrifices present in ancient graves dating from the middle of the Paleolithic era, some 400-700 years ago.

My later studies revealed that grave goods, in the form of floral tributes and animal sacrifices, were located along with skeletons in caves in the Southwest region of Asia that predate humanity. This coincides with the presence of the voice box, an essential for speech, and links to passing on philosophical thoughts regarding the continuation of life beyond the grave. The species of that time was Homo erectus. Other burials from that period were accompanied by animal remains, such as those of bears.

If language and religion have the same genesis and were responsible for cognitive development then so too was symbolism. My research conducted over many years shows they do indeed have the same starting point. Grave goods reflect the latter in that symbolically the animals represent the means by which the dead were expected to be resurrected. Bears, in particular, hibernate in winter as though they are dead and miraculously resurrect in the spring. This presented man with the notion that he is capable of this feat as well.

In my case the impact of my past life, or lives, was much stronger than normal. That is because the memory stayed and through conscious efforts on my part it was not wiped out by the noise of the world. To begin with there was the other language that came with me and it differed to that of my family. Thinking and problem solving was conducted in that tongue and took place very early in my new life. Attempts to educate me into myths about heaven and hell failed and anything adverse to my spirituality caused such a reaction within me that it was instantly ignored or dismissed.

Almost in the blink of an eye after leaving my body there was pitch darkness. My eyes simply went out. There was no time, no pressure but an overwhelming sense of belonging as though coming home and it was not somewhere I wanted to leave in a hurry. Where and who I was had no importance. Here was normal and expected with a wonderful feeling of peace, love and belonging.

There were no other places,