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provides an opportunity to return to the material realm through the process we call birth. Normally this is a natural occurrence involving both the spirit-form, who signals its readiness to return, and Creation, which makes it possible. When we are born, we begin to create the material body that we will live in. This material matter is called coarse-matter (energy in a solid state) by the Pleiadians and is created in relation to the spiritual evolution of the spirit-form that is creating it. The level of evolution of the mother and the father who begin the process of creating the body is most important since the spirit-form does not enter the body until it is already started by the mother, it is important to the incoming spirit-form to find a body to enter that is as close as possible to the same level of evolution as itself. This is one of the prime laws of Creation, which controls this process. In the case of the old spirit-form this would be impossible, for the level of evolution on Earth was far too underdeveloped compared to its own evolution. This first lifetime would be most difficult and awkward, for there would be a great loss in memory and intelligence as it degenerated into a material body not capable of holding its vast knowledge. This new Earth body would not have enough brain connectors and sensors to hold all of the incoming experience and wisdom; much would be lost. There would be no turning back once it entered this material body, because its connection to the vast wisdom of the collective consciousness on Lahson would no longer be available. Here on Earth it would be disconnected from much of its own evolution and would need the help of the Pleiadian spiritual leaders for guidance on this mission. After preparation and observation, the first material life of the great spirit- form began on Earth. During this physical life, it would be known as a prophet in a world that was spiritually stagnant. Even though disconnected from the memories and knowledge of the previous lives on Lahson, the