732. We have come so far in the series of answers to the mystery of life and have so fundamentally confirmed the beings' rebirth or immortality that it is not difficult to see that in this we have found the incontestable reality that, as we shall see later, nullifies the ideas that the living beings have held until now regarding injustice and the releasing of fates being an expression of pure chance. We have been shown that according to the law of movement the beings' wishes cannot come to a halt or cease other than by being satisfied, and this satisfaction, in the case of a great many wishes, depending on the extent of their movement or their course, can come about only at a time that is more or less beyond the lifetime of the present physical organism of the being in question, and for this reason we have in rebirth or reincarnation the means through which it becomes possible for the I to create a new physical organism, through which it can experience the fulfilment of some of the wishes it did not manage to experience in the previous terrestrial life or during the lifetime of the previous organism. And those wishes that have perhaps an even longer course than that expressed by the lifetime of the new organism will then be able to be fulfilled during the lifetime of later or succeeding physical organisms. Time is therefore of no importance. Through rebirth the being becomes the complete master of time.