Vera Lúcia Marinzeck de Carval

This is an interesting story from colonial Brazil. Augusto, the main character, tells us about his experience in two incarnations: the differences between incarnating as a white man, son of a landowner and a slave owner, and then incarnating as a black man, a slave in the same sugar mill. You will be moved by his attempts to help his former parents on the path of good, the frustration and the search for new alternatives.
The struggle in an era when the law of the strongest prevailed. See how Augusto manages to remain firm in his purposes, seeking spiritual progress for himself and his loved ones. This surprising reading leads us to reflect that the Earth really is like a box for reincarnations.