The Court of Reincarnation

Come and see the mothers meet their future children—

It is a wonderful sight to witness—

Lord Kitchener,* King Edward and Tolstoy come to a low building with a large dome. There are many people entering, all clad in white robes. They find seats in the centre. They have scarcely done so when a bugle blasts and many white-robed women file into the building, each carrying in her hands flowers symbolic of her child's birth. They are all beautiful, for they are expressing their true souls. They are conducted to their places before the chair of the Judge of Birth. They remain standing until he comes. His face is wonderful, divinely glorious—it is so filled with light. He is not a being or form—just a glorious expression of the soul. The Judge of Birth stands a moment and his silver robes seem like the stars at night, such is the wondrous light, which comes from his aura. He waves his hand over that great assemblage and the light illuminating each face reflects his own—

When I call to court the so-called physical and the spiritual to become joined in an earthly relationship, I am giving into the hands of the earth the infinite thought of the One Mind in the form and expression of a mortal. These souls are to return for lessons. Take them and guard well their physical bodies. By guarding the physical and bringing the right harmony to it you will make it better for the souls, which are to learn the lessons, so they will not have to overcome both theirs and yours.

Like a voice, which whispers from some unknown space come the words—Watch and pray.

Taking a paper from a book he reads the following—

I call to court one Limston to meet the one who will bear him upon the earth and care for him physically until he is able to do so, until he is capable of performing his part and learning his lessons.

A tall man rises; Lord Kitchener knows his features at once. His is a face he has often seen in the pages of history—the face of a great American general, prominent in the war between the North and South. He stands erect and a wonderfully beautiful woman steps forward. He takes her hand; she meets his eyes, and the Judge speaks. May you go back and find the goal you are to reach. Your mission to the world will be received. 

Lord Kitchener is filled with awe at the ways of the astral and is thankful to see with his own eyes the court of reincarnation. He turns to Tolstoy. I am learning a great deal upon this plane, which I could scarcely have believed possible if I had not seen with my eyes.

The Judge calls—

Dellis McFarland, step before the court.

A young woman rises. Her hair is dark and her eyes appear like wondrous lights. She goes forward slowly, reaches the Judge's desk, and stands looking up at him.

The soul she will assist to earth in a material manifestation, step forward.

A man with classic features takes her hand. She smiles a slow sweet smile and he bows.

You will find a great helper in the woman who is to be your mother upon the earth plane.

* The Message—Lord Kitchener Lives (received by Ala Mana), Volume I, Grafton Publishing Corporation, California, 1922