A diversity of spiritual teachings recognize that the time before birth is crucial for the unborn child.
Pre-birth research goes beyond-the-five-normal-senses to discover a cosmic, interconnected, spiritual perspective to answer this question. We need to look at spiritual experiences that reveal the “behind-the-scenes” activities related to the mundane and seemingly unrelated experiences of our lives. We need to look into the world of the Soul.
One source to consider is the innocently-shared pre-birth memories of children who are much too young to have been privy to their mother’s previous miscarriage or abortion:
Lania is like someone who rides the elevator to the top of a sixty-story building and enjoys a loftier vista than someone who observes a limited view from the second floor.
She explains why a short life may be all someone needs. When the use of that body is accomplished, the soul leaves.
Say there is a spirit who needs to briefly experience physicality in order to accomplish something. That spirit chooses a particular mother because of another agreement.
Before that woman took on a form, she selected lessons to learn.
Maybe an abortion was the only way to catalyze certain circumstances – guilt, fear, anger – in order to learn a particular lesson.