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*“ A spirit ’ s successive corporeal existences are always progressive, and never retrograde ; but the rapidity of our progress depends on the efforts we make to arrive at the perfection .”

*“ The soul possessed its own individuality before its incarnation ; it preserves that individuality after its separation from the body .”

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