Soul Age
Compiled By DAVID GREGGBY COUNTRY
Soul Age
This channeled compilation shows what the the estimated soul age is for various countries around the world. Keep in mind in that in any country you may find all of the soul ages represented to a certain degree, from infant, baby, young, mature and old soul. This list simply highlights the soul age stage majority in a particular country.
Understand that one soul age is not better than another. Soul age represents individual perception and values. Infant souls are learning about survival and getting accustomed to living in a new life form. Existence is often atavistic. Baby souls are learning the rules of existence and work to build a structure to govern life. Fundamentalist religion and figures of authority prevail. Young souls are driven to achievement, put profits before people, and build societies marked by the latest innovations in technology, medicine, military superiority, and so on. Mature souls are people-centered and relationship-oriented. They build social programs and champion humanitarian causes. Old souls are laid-back and have a live and let live approach to life. They have less interest in playing the material game. Learn more about soul age.
Albania: Baby
Algeria: Young
Argentina: Late Baby & Early Young
Armenia: Mature - Old
Australia: Young
Austria: Mature
Bahrain: Young
Bali: Mature
Bangladesh: Baby
Belgium: Late Mature & Early Old
Borneo: Infant & Baby
Brazil: Late Baby & Early Young
Bulgaria: Baby
Cambodia: Infant & Baby
Canada: Young/Mature
Caribbean Islands: Baby
Central America: Baby
China: Late Young to Early Mature
Chile: Young
Costa Rica: Young
Cuba: Late Mature (pockets of Old)
Czechoslovakia: Early Old
Denmark: Young & Mature
Egypt: Baby & Mature (pockets of Old)
England: Mature (with pockets of Baby & Old)
Estonia: Late Mature to Early Old
Ethiopia: Infant
Finland: Late Mature & Old
France: Young/Mature
Germany: Young to Early Mature
Ghana: Baby
Greece: Baby & Mature
Haiti: Baby
Holland: Old
Hong Kong: Young
Hungary:
Iceland: Old
India: Baby & Young (pockets of late Mature & Old)
Indonesia: Baby
Iran: Baby
Iraq: Baby
Ireland: Late Baby & Early Young
Irian Jaya: Infant
Israel: Mid-Cycle Young
Italy: Late Mature
Ivory Coast: Baby
Japan: Early Young (some urban areas late Baby)
Kyrgyzstan: Young
Kuwait: Young
Laos: Baby
Lebanon: Mature (with young soul upstarts)
Liberia: Baby
Libya: Baby
Malaysia: Baby
Mexico: Baby & Mature (pockets of Old)
Middle East: Baby
Morocco: Infant thru Mature
New Guinea: Infant
New Zealand: Baby & Mature
Nigeria: Baby
Norway: Late Mature to Early Old
Oman: Young
Pakistan: Young
Peru: Mid-Mature
Poland: Late Mature
Portugal: Baby
Romania: Baby
Russia: Late Mature & Early Old (with Young soul leaders)
Saudi Arabia: Late Young
Singapore: Young
South Africa (Black): Mature
South Africa (White): Baby
South America: Baby
South America (Amazon): Infant
South Korea: Young
Spain: Young
Sri Lanka: Infant
Sudan: Infant
Sweden: Mid-Mature
Switzerland: Young & Old
Syria: Early Young
Taiwan: Young
Taiwan: Young
Ukraine: Baby & Mature
United States: Young & Mature
▪ Both US coasts seem to draw a healthy mix of Young/Mature
▪ Southern California: Young
▪ Northern California: Mature
▪ Washington state: Mature
▪ Southwest drawing influx of Mature & Old
▪ Sante Fe & Taos, New Mexico: Old
▪ Pockets of Vermont: Old
▪ Florida Keys: Old
Vietnam: Young
Yemen: Late Young
Yugoslavia (former): Mid-Mature
SOURCES: Joya Pope & Yarbro
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About David Gregg
David is the webmaster of MichaelTeachings.com and also moderates the Michael teachings discussion list at Yahoogroups. He has been a Michael student since 1996 and began channeling as a tool for spiritual enrichment. He is also a professional musician and plays the saxophone, clarinet, and flute, with a lifetime love for jazz and classical music. He enjoys literature and book collecting, and writes short stories in his spare time.
He occasionally writes reviews and profiles of jazz musicians at his jazz blog, Jazz Reader.
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