Finally, I managed to understand and consequently accept the statement that there is no reincarnation. Well, I'll try to explain my understanding. The body that remains after death is the recycling of all that life of manifestation on Earth, as is the daily recycling of what we eliminate in the toilet of everything we feed. That's why they both stink. Bad body odor after death it is because the Soul of Man is no longer in it and the bad odor of the excrement is because the souls of the food cells are not there. These souls were absorbed into the 20% of energy necessary for our survival (well! Without the 20% people die. Why? Because at a certain moment this understanding of how to absorb the totality was taken away from us, that is, we lost the permission. This shows how powerful understanding is without it, a person may not exist.) So, a crude question is asked: could any laboratory make that absorbed food that generated the excrement? If it is impossible to imagine this laboratory, how can we expect the Creator and owner of the Human Soul to be able to bring together in the same spiritual body all those trillions of souls from those cells already in the tomb; in a new time, place and position if everything is in motion from the Earth, through the Sun, the Galaxy to Unicus, knowing that in each position, on these trajectories, there is a different inertia? Do you now understand that it is impossible to reunite again those trillions of cell souls that were lost in the previous manifestation? Even so, I still wonder why it can't be achieved if all the souls of the cells were absorbed by the Soul of Physicality and this by the Soul of Man? The point is, in each position the inertia is different and therefore the strengths of each of these souls will be different. In other words, they will no longer be the same souls because each position requires a new emotion of being what they have to be for that new position. Therein lies the impossibility of the shape it returned to so that the clay can no longer be remodeled in the same shape.