MidiChlorian wrote: You are correct in suggesting that the soul is not dormant, but the soul is in essence a sleep, such like a persons subconscious.
The soul cannot be asleep. If the soul were asleep, it would be in a stagnant state which is the same as a dying soul.(133:6.5) The soul is part of an ever changing relationship and if the change should stop, the relationship would stop and the soul would cease to exist.(112:0.15) The moment the soul is born, it continues to grow, in and of itself. (117:3.6) The soul is a self-perpetuating relationship, alive and progressing. The only rest a soul needs is worship, a form of restful spiritual exertion. (143:7.7) The fact that, for the most part, people are not conscious of their souls, and the fact that the soul is not conscious of the mortal mind (111:3.4), has nothing at all to do with sleeping. It has to do circle progression. All of this changes as the personality ascends the circles and becomes more real, and likewise, more aware of reality.
MidiChlorian wrote: Where a person’s various consciousness and self awareness and in association with the Thought Adjuster upon their first moral choice, indicates that this person has human potential.
The first moral choice is not made in association with the Adjuster. The first moral choice is made in association with the 6th and 7th adjutant mind-spirits. Morality is a superanimal phenomenon, which makes it altogether human. (5:5.1; 12:5.10; 196:3.25) Such a decision indicates to the universe that the individual personality has chosen to be guided by the spirits of worship and wisdom. And when this happens, the universe responds with additional ministries to assist that personality in its worship and wisdom craving: the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Truth and the Thought Adjuster. (65:7.7; 92:0.4; 110:6.13)
MidiChlorian wrote: Even though the arrival of the Thought Adjuster “occasion of the birth of the soul”, it does not indicate that a soul did not exist prior to this first moral decision, it just means that without this first moral decision, the soul is without potential to evolve, but still a soul and somewhat acting on animal instincts.
No Midi, you are very much mistaken. The soul does not exist prior to the first moral decision. But there is pre-existent potential for the creation of a soul in any personality in contact with the 6th adjutant mind-spirit who is preparing to make that decision; and once made, is evidence of contact with the 7th adjutant. (62:6.5) This indicates that the way has been prepared by the adjutants for the coming of the Holy Spirit to that free-will deciding, worship craving and wisdom desiring mind. (36:5.16) The supra-adjutant presence of the Holy Spirit then makes it possible for the mind to also receive the Spirit of Truth and the Thought Adjuster. (34:5.4; 110:6.13)
There are three antecedent requirements for the creation of a soul: a human mind influenced by the higher mind adjutants; a divine spirit, the Adjuster; and a relationship between the human mind and the divine spirit. (111:2.4-7)The relationship IS the soul and there cannot be a soul without both human mind and spirit mind relating to one another, and this takes place within the soul. The first moral decision is the signal to the universe that the personality wants to begin the relationship, and that is when the soul is born.
If it the soul pre-exists, as you claim, then it exists without the contribution of the human mind and without the free-will desire of the personality. This is not possible because the soul is a relationship and it cannot exist without both parties. The relationship also requires personality experience, experience with human mind making decisions in line with the will of God. Pre-existence would deny the existence of the relationship, the value of free-will choice and the importance of personality experience in the evolution of the Supreme.
A soul is a joint creation from two substances: material and spiritual. If what you are saying is true concerning pre-existence, then there would have to be some kind of inert morontia soul substance pre-created, hanging around waiting to be activated by a decision. A pre-created soul would deny the personality an opportunity for cocreation of its divine nature. Therefore, if the soul pre-exists, it must have a pre-existent creator other than the individual personality which defeats its whole purpose.
Think about it. If the soul is unique to the personality’s experience, then if what you say is true, the personality would have to come already equipped with its own unique empty morontia soul sack just waiting to be filled with the experience of decision-making. Yet we are told that the soul is entirely NEW, ORIGINAL and UNIQUE. (111:2.3) I’m quite certain that a brand new morontia reality (0:5.10; 111:2.3; 111:2.10) couldn’t possibly come ready-made. If so, it wouldn’t be NEW. The creation of a soul depends on individual, original and unique personality experience using free will. What you’re suggesting is that the PRE-existing soul has had PRE-experience with PRE-will, then just sits around waiting for another experience of moral decision-making to spring it to life as part of some remembrance ritual, or gnosis, of a PRE-existent life. That’s just a bunch of piffle! utter ordure! and totally inconsistent with the revelation.
MidiChlorian wrote: With the onset of that moral decision, this person’s attention now has evolved from the selfish self-consciousness and recognized that they have will, whereby they recognize that others have will as well.


