2253. But the activity of life and thought when they are souls and spirits still remains, the same as it had been in bodily life, and they are quite the same people almost without any difference, except that their faculties are more perfect, because much more free for the reasons just stated-a fact that I observed again today. 1748, 8 June.
2253. But still remains the same activity of life and thought, when souls and spirits, as belonged to them in the life of the body. They are entirely similar to themselves, with no difference scarcely, only that their faculties are more perfect, because much freer, from causes now stated. This also I observed today. - 1748, Sept. 8.)
2253. Sed usque remanet eadem vitae et cogitationis activitas, dum animae et spiritus, ac quae fuerunt in vita corporis, sibi prorsus similes sunt, absque ullo 1
fere discrimine, modo quod facultates sint perfectiores, quia multo liberiores, ex causis nunc dictis, quod observavi hodie quoque. 1748, 8 Junius. 2
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