Ans. Yes.
600. (45.) Does it require care analogous to that given to infants in this world?
Ans. It is carefully instructed.
601. (46.) Do infant spirits come down and reside among kindred more or less, visiting, as it grows older, those mundane scenes which may compensate it for its loss of opportunities by premature death?
Ans. Yes.
602. (47.) Does not the inability to communicate with its kindred cause it to be unhappy under these circumstances?
Ans. It is not rendered unhappy, in consequence of the peculiar manner in which such circumstances act upon the spirit mind.
603. (48.) Do such spirits, as for instance, those going to the other world while children, but having attained mature age, say forty, become companions for their parents and friends in the spheres who may have died after their maturity, or is there a too great simplicity or childishness?
Ans. In purity and simplicity they are contented to live.
604. (49.) Is the love of children, who have died very young, as great to their parents and relations who remain in this world as if they continued to live in their society?