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Excerpt from The Lindeseie and Limesi Families of Great Britain, Vol. 1: Including the Probates at Somerset House, London, England, of All Spellings of the Name Lindeseie From 1300-1800
There is indubitable proof, in nature and the literature in existence, that the Father, from Genesis to the latest family history, has or dained that every one of us shall leave indelible marks of our presence and acts for others to study and improve upon. Even our geological history, the testimony of mute genealogy, shows this. To us the study of history, particularly that of ancestry, gains tremendously in interest when we realize that its creators, the souls of the past, have a present and future existence.
The soul, manifested through its activities, its affections, its power of conception that it resides in an infinite universe, and its constant longing to share in and enjoy the infinite life, refuses to consider that death puts an end forever to its participation in any future, here or elsewhere. It remembers that when delving into science, it learnt the incontestable fact that matter is indestructible, from which it argues that it, the soul, is also indestructible, and that its unchange able consciousness is superior to matter which is always in ?ux.
The understanding of man cannot believe that matter alone can account for variations in the characteristics and personalities of men which are easily recognized by other personalities, or explain the variable effect produced by one personality on the personality of each one With whom it comes in contact. The personality or soul alone is capable of this infinite variety of emotions sent out, received and re?ected. Clearly the sudden inspirations come from the sub conscious soul, particularly when they supplant a previously well thought out course of conduct.
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