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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 33-<br />

ing a spiritual body composed of many separate animal<br />

spirits. The group spirit itself cannot function in the<br />

Physical World, but it evolves by sending the different<br />

animal spirits into a form of body which it creates, and<br />

which then forms a species or tribe of animals, and the<br />

group spirit guides all these animal bodies by means of<br />

suggestions which we call instinct. When the body of an<br />

animal dies, the animal spirit has unconsciously derived a<br />

certain experience from functioning in that vehicle, and<br />

after a time it is reabsorbed into the spiritual bod} r of the<br />

group spirit, where it remains for some time while the group<br />

spirit assimilates the experience gathered by that separate<br />

animal spirit. Thus in time the group spirit grows and<br />

evolves. So do the animal spirits which are its wards.<br />

They<br />

will become human in a future incarnation of the<br />

earth, and then the group spirit will look after them as<br />

race or a national spirit until they have become perfectly<br />

capable of taking care of themselves individually. The<br />

group spirits of the animals are in the Desire World and<br />

circle the surface of the earth. The group spirits of the<br />

plants are in that part of the Begion of Concrete Thought<br />

which occupies the center of the earth, and the group<br />

spirits of the minerals have not yet properly entered the<br />

atmosphere of our earth. They are in the Region of Ab-<br />

stract Thought.<br />

The group spirits of the animals are very often seen in<br />

the Desire World having human bodies and animal heads.<br />

The illustrations upon the Egyptian temples represent in<br />

a crude way the appearance of these group spirits. The<br />

trained investigator finds no difficulty in conversing with<br />

them and often he has cause to marvel at their erudition.

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