What is the Trianic Record?

The Trianic Record is a list of the violations of any of the three major Cosmic Laws by a soul, whether free or incarnated. 

These three laws are simple. 

The first says that a soul should never function or act as One, but as part of the All. The second says that a soul should never forfeit its evolutionary advancement through the avoidance of experience. And the third says that a vessel of experience, such as a physical form, should never be willfully destroyed. These three laws have three important codicils that are not laws in themselves, but seeds of enlightenment that lead to the return to the Force, which is the ultimate aim of evolution. The first codicil says that self-sacrifice for the sake of another is a sign of approaching enlightenment, for the soul recognises at that point in its evolution that all others are parts of itself. The second codicil says that acceptance in all its forms is the seed of humility, the most precious of all virtues, and leads to bliss. The third codicil says that love leads to regeneration and total union and is the source of the All.

The three laws and the three codicils are encoded within a soul as it is emanated from the All, but it often forgets them when it is imprisoned in a physical form, pursuing its path of evolution. 

The All, that is, the Creator or Cosmic Oversoul, manifests its essence in the form of myriad souls to experience matter. 

Each soul is a part of it, and to it must each soul eventually return, each cycle of experiences completed and the soul purified through the path of evolution.

Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 3, Soul Mates, 142-3

Why do you have pain?

The first lesson all souls must learn is pain. The soul is immune to pain because it is perfect. Pain is an expression of the imperfection of the material world. The soul knows this, but the body does not. It may suspect the truth, but the power of matter and the apparent evidence of the senses fill it with confusion. The body believes only what it sees—what it perceives to be reality—which is why it suffers pain, whether moral or physical. 

Affirm daily—

My soul is immune to pain because it is perfect.

Or, if you like—

My soul is immune to pain and disease because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

My soul is immune to discomfort and dis-ease because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

My soul is immune to discord and disarray because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

My soul is immune to sorrow and regret because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

My soul is immune to chaos and disunity because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

My soul is immune to guilt and regret because it is of Thee Lord, and it is perfect.

And so on. 

What is the first lesson all souls must learn?

Kirkudian*, a highly evolved entity, describes his first experience with the material world. 

All new souls are innocent. They arrive on the material plane with no concept of what life and living are all about. Their mission is to learn the lessons of the material world—to exist in matter—striving always to purify it without allowing themselves to be contaminated by its powerful emanations. This is not an easy task, and very few souls are able to accomplish their missions in their first incarnations. The material world is dense, and its vibrations can be overwhelming. Most incarnated souls are strongly influenced by matter and wind up losing contact with the higher realms to which they really belong. This is often inevitable because all souls must go through the physical experience, which, in turn, obliterates the astral echoes, making it difficult for the young soul to remember its mission and its true origin.

At the end of each material existence, the soul has learned new lessons. If it has allowed itself to be overpowered by the material world and, in consequence, has broken the cosmic laws, it must repeat the same experience repeatedly until it has learned its lessons without breaking the laws.

The first lesson all souls must learn is pain. The soul is immune to pain because it is perfect. Pain is an expression of the imperfection of the material world. The soul knows this, but the body does not. It may suspect the truth, but the power of matter and the apparent evidence of the senses fill it with confusion. The body believes only what it sees—what it perceives to be reality—which is why it suffers pain, whether moral or physical.

*Migęne Gonzalez-Wippler, What Happens After Death, Scientific & Personal Evidence for Survival, 1997, Llewellyn Publications, Minnesota, U. S. A., Part Two, Kirkudian, 2 The First Lesson, 134

Depiction of a soul being carried to heaven by two angels | William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825–1905)

The Eternity of The Spirit

The Eternity of The Spirit

Time, as we conceive, is insignificant in comparison to the eternity of the spirit.

Into Eternity | Paul Schad-Rossa (1862–1916) | Sotheby's London

Suicide condemns the soul to relive the same experience.

Suicide or rejection of life or self-destruction condemns the soul to relive the same experience and learn the same lesson through many existences. If you knew the peril and price you would have to pay because of your impulsive action, you would have tried to live your life with sorrow.

Lora Karavelova | Bulgarian Archives State Agency