Book Title: Children From The Beyond
Spirit Author: Caio Ramacciotii
Medium: Francisco C. Xavier
First Published: Brazil, 1976
Original Title: (in Portuguese): Crianças no Além

Description:

Excerpt: The Preface (written by Emmanuel)

"Why the disincarnation of children, beings in the dawn of their existence? Many problems observed exclusively on the physical side, resemble enigmas without a viable solution; however, examining with an immortality point of view and seeing the gradual development of the soul, we will recognize that spirits in evolution can consciously request certain experiences and engage in them for their benefit

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In terrestrial accomplishments, someone's temporary entailing of a determined service for a previously determined time is commonplace.

There are those reborn in a limited field of action for a uniform job requiring decades of personal presence and there are those who constantly switch their tasks in the course of their existence, still depending on their set quotas of time.  We find friends who go through long courses of professional formation in places distant from home and there are others who move away for a short stated period from the landscape most comfortable to them, searching for things that they feel are needed.  And after concluding such enterprises, through the varying trips according to their choices, they return to the workplaces where the structure they find is most fitting for them.

This is the image that we appeal to in order to understand the disincarnation of children in the Physical Plane, in terms of immortality and reincarnation.

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Marcos is the friend of readjustment in the Higher Plane, after having left his body of a boy in a traffic accident.

He still feels as child in the degree of evolvement in which he finds himself; he writes to his parents in a moving way, bringing news of himself and of the brothers who were also part of this trial.

The simple and eloquent words of the friendly boy, who identifies himself to the largest possible extent, for the comfort of the cherished beings who are still here, demonstrate that beyond the death of the body, the spirit continues taking care of the indispensable steps leading to the conquest of the needed progressive evolution.

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Marcos will continue to be Marcos, a boy in the Spirit world for some time.  This happens to the spirit, even if he belongs to the Highest Planes of the Superior Life, when returning to the Earth to meet certain tasks; he will always be compelled to pass by the infancy stage.

But, far beyond our humble arguments, what counts in this book is the hopeful and illuminated consolation that lie on these pages, not only for those other father and mothers in the world who have lost loved children in the dawn of their existence.

Marcos, the soft messenger, makes it clear that life continues beyond the Earth; that new forms of assistance of the children needing instruction and compassion are present after the physical experience; he demonstrates that affective ties do not disappear and that God grants children to the human parents, not in order to separate them forever, but so that in the life beyond death, there is between them the blessing of an eternal union with the perennial light of love."

Emmanuel
Uberaba, October 3, 1976