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"She suffered every indignity from them and she could not return to the Father. In a human body, she came to be confined. And thus, from age to age, she passed from body to body, into one female body after the other. Thus, she became the lost sheep."

I've always suspected that this was intended to be part of the development of the character of Lara Means.

Maybe her claim to fame was not any ability she had, but who she really was. Perhaps this is my biggest disappointment at the cancellation of the series, not seeing where they may have planned to take Lara Means. A "Who am I?" story arc for Lara would have been fun.