This question brought about a very strong reply. This is not the first time that this particular question has been asked. William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council’s answers over the years have been consistent with the answer given here.
Questioner: I would like to know at what point the soul enters
the body?
The Council: At what point does the soul enter the body?
It is sad that more people aren't asking that question. The soul can enter the body
prior even to the conception. The soul doesn't necessarily have to enter the
body at the point of conception. That entity that has chosen that physical container
can enter that physical body, regardless of what stage it is in, from the
moment of conception to the actual moment of birth. This brings us to a statement
that the world should begin to think seriously about. What if you had a need to
reincarnate and there were no bodies through which you could reincarnate? What
would you do? How would you re-establish your divinity? This society, this consciousness
that infects the human nature at this particular period in time, cannot even think
straight, cannot even think with the slightest degree of intelligence. If you,
as a soul entity, must reincarnate to achieve a degree of consciousness, what are
you going to do when the attitudes of your society become so self-serving and
so selfish that there are no more children being born, there are no more vehicles
that you can use? What will happen? What happens if man decides that life does
not exist until the absolute second of birth, that that thing is not a living
being, so therefore man has the right to discard that "thing" at his
discretion? What if laws are passed and adhered to that says to mankind, he may
dispose of that "thing" for any reason at all, at any time at all?
What mankind is setting up for itself with these attitudes of self-indulgence
and then attempting to escape the responsibilities or the ramifications of that
self-indulgence, what he is setting up for himself in the future is a shortage
of physical bodies in which to recoup his godly state.
If you think you have population
growth now and if you feel that reducing the population growth will save your
world, let us simply say this, in past histories of mankind the population that
inhabited the earth was far greater than what it is today, far, far greater and
the earth had no problem whatsoever supplying more than sufficiently the needs
of that population. But then too, at that time, people were somewhat more conscious
of their effects on the very source that provides them the physical sustenance for
their life, their tool, in which to grow.