Vale of Soul-making vs. Vale of tears

To George and Georgina Keats (The Vale of Soul-making) The "vale of soul-making" seemed like an interesting choice to do. The letter and the ideas in it touched very closely to things I have personally thought about and debated, and with many of my beliefs. The term the "vale of soul-making" was used to describe how the soul becomes a soul. Keats explains that a soul becomes a soul through experience on earth. He says …showed first 75 words of 289 total…

…showed last 75 words of 289 total…what is used to determine placement in afterlife. I think that Keats' idea is a very profound one. It is something I personally hold close ties to in my beliefs. The idea he was trying to express was unclear at first, but later became evident. The letter was well written. Keats used an analogy which most could understand in trying to express his thoughts, which made the idea clearer. So far I've enjoyed Keats' writings.