It is said rarely, randomly, usually and most of the time by people of all Era and all religions that conceptionally or really there is world where the EXISTENCE MAY EXIST the day before. That must pronounce as PRE-EXISTENCE.

As far as the religious concept it is clearly the reflection that soul being made by LORD initially and as foremost job. Soul is the most historic and ancient being itself which is equal to light it has no weight but it is ‘JUST AND BY THE ORDER OF LORD’

QULIFICATION DID NOT COME

FROM OUTER WORLD OR

ATMOSPHERE

OR FROM HUMAN SKULL

BUT FROM SOUL.

The light of soul is the guider, it pricks as a sign of conscience, it brings logic to the human mind to ask, it cause the consequence for human mind to think, and finally it lead human conviction

to decide to enhance the ultimate way.

Pre-existence is the scale of knowledge it is true and truly mentioned by Prophets and apostles that souls has been made earlier and preserved for the day to come by on the phase of earth by the ‘WILL OF LORD’.

Adam was made with clay and ALLAH ALMIGHTY ordered soul to entered in it as soul represents light and the dummy of clay was full of darkness soul once circle around and find that as per order of LORD it has to stay in it according to HIS WILL and LORD has designed its age as well to stay in dummy of clay but when ever it comes in front of LORD it will be in the same shape of ALLAH has maketh it.

The subject of Pre-existence is the reflection to soul. It is made before the universal objects and worldly affairs it is hence proved. It is preserved up there is the world unknown to human mind or vague to his memory and unseen to naked eye of humans. But there is world where there are souls alive and preserved by LORD ALMIGHTY.

Does SOUL have any image? Does it have any specific shape?

Does SOUL really exist? SOUL and BODY it is strangely interlinked where as both are opposite to each other. Body made of clay represents darkness. Soul springs out of light, no match with body.

But even stays in it.

In Abrahamic religions, pre-existence is the belief that each individual human soul existed before conception, and at conception (or later, depending on when it is believed that the soul enters the body) God places one of these pre-existent souls in the body. In Christianity, pre-existence contrasts with reductionism and the more widely accepted version of creationism which both hold that the individual human soul does…

Pre-existence before life, or pre-mortal existence refers to the belief that each individual human soul existed before conception, and at conception (or later, depending on when it is believed that the soul enters the body) one of these pre-existent souls enter, or is placed by God, in the body. This belief is held to a varying degree in Abrahamic and other religions. Alternative positions are traducianism and creationism, which both hold that the individual human soul does not come into existence until conception. The boundaries of the before life are debatable, since there is controversy over when a human life formally begins.

Pre-existence in Christianity:

“The idea that certain things pre-exist in heaven has a long history in the Biblical and early Jewish traditions. Knowledge of this history is essential for an understanding of the idea of pre-existence in the New Testament”

The earliest surviving Christian writings on the pre-existence were from Origen. Origen posited in a speculative work that the soul was assigned a body as a penalty for its sin of looking downward toward the corrupt earth. He also taught that Jesus Christ was actually born of the Father before the world began or before any other creatures existed.

“Jesus Christ Himself, who came, was born of the Father before all creatures; and after He had ministered to the Father in the creation of all things, for through Him all things were made” (The Fundamental Doctrines [A.D. 225])

The doctrine also derives in part from a repudiation of Greek thought by Tertullian, who argued that for each immaterial soul a material body was created. Neither the Old nor New Testament deals directly with the question of pre-existence; however, it can be inferred from numerous passages that the pre-existence is not a concept or doctrine supported by the biblical text. For example, in John 8:23 Jesus says:

’ You are from the realms below; I am from the realms above. You are from this world; I am not from this world.’”

(Jesus did come from the spirit realm. But, as Jesus said, other men did not.) Romans 9:10-12 says: Re·bek?ah conceived twins … when they had not yet been born nor had practiced anything good or vile, in order that the purpose of God respecting the choosing might continue dependent, not upon works, but upon the One who calls, it was said to her:

“The older will be the slave of the younger.”

(If the twins Jacob and Esau had lived previously in a spirit realm they certainly would have built up a record based on their conduct there. But they had no such record until after their birth as humans.) On the other hand, Paul says in Ephesians 1:4 that “he hath chosen us in him before the foundations of this world Jeremiah 1:5 reads that,

“Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee.”

Nevertheless, it may be argued that these passages refer to foreknowledge, and not necessarily pre-existence. In historical Christian theology, Jesus pre-existed as the Word who was created all things in heaven, or earth, visible and invisible, and also was born as the Son of God. While orthodox Christian doctrine insists that humanity did not pre-exist, there are those who postulate that the biblical tradition says otherwise.

It is unclear, however, whether those Church fathers who held that humanity did pre-exist, adopted this idea from Plato or Greek thought, or from the biblical text itself.

Pre-mortal existence in Mormonism:

(Latter-day Saints):

The concept of pre-mortal existence (sometimes referred to as pre-mortal life or, incorrectly, as pre-existence, from the traditional Christian terminology) is an early and fundamental doctrine of Mormonism. In 1833, early in the Latter Day Saint movement, its founder Joseph Smith, Jr. taught that just as Jesus was coeternal with God the Father

“Man was also in the beginning with God. Intelligence, or the light of truth, was not created or made, neither indeed can be.”

This manner of reference, however, is a little misleading, seeing as Latter-day Saints believe there was a spiritual creation quite some time before the physical creation (intelligences always existed, as stated, but spirits and intelligences are not precisely the same thing); the difference between intelligences and spirits largely seems to be an arguable moot point, so far, until further revelation is given (but, suffice it to say, there are spiritual bodies as well as physical bodies, according to LDS doctrine). In 1844, Smith taught:

“[T]he soul—the mind of man—the immortal spirit. Where did it come from? All learned men and doctors of divinity say that God created it in the beginning; but it is not so: the very idea lessens man in my estimation…. We say that God himself is a self-existent being…. Man does exist upon the same principles…. [The Bible] does not say in the Hebrew that God created the spirit of man. It says ‘God made man out of the earth and put into him Adam’s spirit, and so became a living body.’ The mind or the intelligence which man possesses is co-equal with God himself…. Is it logical to say that the intelligence of spirits is immortal, and yet that it had a beginning? The intelligence of spirits had not beginning; neither will it have an end. That is good logic. That which has a beginning may have an end. There never was a time when there were not spirits; for they are co-equal [co-eternal] with our Father in heaven.” (King Follett Discourse)

After Smith’s death, the doctrine of pre-mortal existence was elaborated by some other Latter Day Saint leaders, primarily within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its break offs. Although the “mind” and “intelligence” of humanity were still considered to be co-eternal with God, and not created, Brigham Young introduced the idea that the “spirit”, which he distinguished from the “mind” or “intelligence”, was indeed created and not co-eternal with God.

Young postulated that we each had a pre-spirit “intelligence” that later became part of a spirit “body”, which then eventually entered a physical body and was born on earth. In 1857, Young stated that every person was “a son or a daughter of [the Father].

In the spirit world their spirits were first begotten and brought forth, and they lived there with their parents for ages before they came here.” 4 J.D. 218.

Among Latter-day Saints the idea of “spirit birth” was described in its modern doctrinal form in 1909, when the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued the following statement:

Jesus, however, is the firstborn among all the sons of God—the first begotten in the spirit, and the only begotten in the flesh. He is our elder brother, and we, like Him, are in the image of God. All men and women are in the similitude of the universal Father and Mother, and are literally the sons and daughters of Deity.” MFP 4:203.

This description is widely-accepted by modern Latter-day Saints as fundamental to the Plan of Salvation. However, among other Latter Day Saint denominations, there are differences of opinion as to the nature of the pre-mortal existence.

The mainstream LDS Church teaches during the pre-mortal existence, there was a learning process which eventually led to the next necessary step in the pre-mortal spirits’ opportunity to progress.

This next step included the need to gain a physical body that could experience pain, sorrow and joy and “walk by faith.” According to this belief, these purposes were explained and discussed in “councils in heaven,” followed by the War in Heaven where Satan rebelled against the plan of Heavenly Father.

Pre-existence in Judaism:

Some believe that the idea of an immortal soul was not originally part of Jewish theology, but that it became so after Jewish contact with Persian and Greek thought.

In rabbinical literature, the souls of all humanity are described as being created during the six days of creation (Book of Genesis). When each person is born, a pre-existing soul is placed within the body.

In Tractate Sanhedrin, the question is asked, When does the soul enter the body of the newborn? The answer “at birth” is rejected in favor of an intermediate stage within the womb, usually interpreted as 40 days after conception, after which it is traditionally believed that a baby is taught Torah by an angel.

Within the Jewish scriptures, the Tanack (commonly called the Old Testament by Christianity), there is a passage used to teach that the spirit within humans did not pre-exist, but was created within each person in the womb:

“The burden of the word of the LORD concerning Israel. The saying of the LORD, who stretched out the heavens, laid the foundation of the earth, and formed the spirit of man within him” (Zechariah 12:1. The Holy Scriptures: JPS. Copyright 1917 by the Jewish Publication Society of America)

Pre-existence in Greek thought:

Plato believed in the pre-existence of the soul, which tied in with his innatism. He thought that we are born with knowledge from a previous life that is subdued at birth and must be relearned. He saw all attainment of knowledge not as acquiring new information, but as remembering previously known information. Before we were born, we existed in a perfect world where we knew everything. This theory is similar to reincarnation, though there are differences – for example, Plato only believes in one earthly life.

Pre-existence in Islam:

In Islam, all souls are believed to have been created in adult form (before earthly life) at the same time as when  God created the father of Mankind, Adam.   The Quran recounts the story of when the descendants of Adam were brought forth before God to testify that God alone is the Lord of creation and therefore only   He is worthy of worship (Quran chapter 7, verse 172), so that on the Day of Judgment, people could not make the excuse that they only worshiped others because they were following the ways of their ancestors.     God then removed the memory of this event from the minds of Mankind (leaving only an innate awareness that He exists and is One, known as the Fitra in Islam) and He decreed at which point each and every human would be born into the physical world and who would be the direct parent/child to whom in humanity.

So the PRE-EXISTENCE is truly exists it is believable because ISLAM stamps over it keenly and if MAN pay attention or think over or be the solitude lover he may get signs for this ultimate reality very easy. Soul make human realize that there is nothing new and all that happened once or it is just happened before the consequence I have been through just now ……..

Make yourself believe that ………….