A new interesting find regarding what happens to Wanderers post-mortem

[Jim Kent +]

From Secrets of the UFO, page 126:

There were several statements made in THE SAUCERS SPEAK that are significant in connection with these "Wanderers" or "Apples."
"Seeds may be planted but they can rot and never reach maturity." This means that the people of outer space knew what was going to develop on Earth.They "planted" some of their own people here; "salted" them away like "apples." But every seed that is planted or "Salted away" does not growand reach maturity;it may rot in the ground because of many conditions. Therefore some of the "Wanderers" now on Earth do not know who they are - they are lost in the ways of the Earth, and on physical death will return to their own worlds. They will be none the worse for their experience, except that their mission will not be accomplished.
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Hi EP, 

It's just occurred to me that to The Confederation, a Wanderer failing to graduate out of 3rd might not be the problem or failure that we might perceive it to be from this Human perspective. That is, they may not consider having to repeat one or more incarnations in 3rd again to render us worse off?

Remember that a single 4th d incarnation is longer than 3 cycles in 3rd!

I see a Wanderer's primary mission when wandering to 3rd, is to Graduate out of 3rd, with the secondary mission being more specific, whatever that may be.

So maybe the confusion lies in this dual nature of a wanderer's mission, personal Graduation and the specific element?

L & L

Jim