Development ~ A Continual Journey?

Do we ever fully develop spiritually? I believe we don't as it is all growth and learning, we can become more experienced and aware but there are always new lessons to learn.

I totally agree with you on this Jay other wise what is the point of re-incarnation as I believe in that too

Ah now you see I don't believe in reincarnation

Jay wrote:

Ah now you see I don't believe in reincarnation

I'm glad (A) it's late (B) you are not on line as I'm not in the mood for a nagging session.... talking of which your gran says Hi... well she said a lot more than that although I can sum it up in six words...

PUT THE BLOODY PAINT BRUSH DOWN!!!

Ah but that's where you are wrong see cos I am online is that all she said and by the way I have put it down, periodically

just the usual .... you are over doing things AGAIN!!!!!!!

she was just passing through.... slowly.

I'm not sure but I think she just shows up for a chat sometimes

As if I would

as if... and butter won't melt in your mouth either

Kinda spooky you should say that......... cos it DOESN"T

no you use marge instead

eeeeewwww that's just glorified cooking oil

I agree with you, Jay that we dont fully develop here on the earth plane, our mind body and soul all have continous learning growing and developing to do, through many lives and existences i think. I do believe in reincarnation though, but i believe you can only come back as a person, not an animal or object (although if we did i think id choose to be a bit of plankton! oh what a life! Just floating about in the sea, not a care in the world!)

kelsieAngel wrote:

I agree with you, Jay that we dont fully develop here on the earth plane, our mind body and soul all have continous learning growing and developing to do, through many lives and existences i think. I do believe in reincarnation though, but i believe you can only come back as a person, not an animal or object (although if we did i think id choose to be a bit of plankton! oh what a life! Just floating about in the sea, not a care in the world!)

Until some great big whale comes along and swallows you up

Ah Black Panther.....ever the optimist

Jay wrote:

Do we ever fully develop spiritually? I believe we don't as it is all growth and learning, we can become more experienced and aware but there are always new lessons to learn.

surely if we were fully developed and aware we would be enlightened and i reckon that's a flippin hard task n a half

I agree wendy!

I have been enlightened . When you are enlightened it feels like a total empty feeling and a void.In some religions that is the highest potential on this plane as you are merely an observer. I think that is what sanskrit means in very old terminology( enlightened).

Sanskrit is an ancient language / writing. Do you possibly mean something like "Nirvana", which is a state of blissful oneness.

Gabryel I can only say that was what I was told. (That is what I saw when I looked it up too. what you have quoted) Perhaps it is a very old terminology. Might have to see if it is the bible
: I got it now.
Sanskrit means "refined", "consecrated" and "sanctified".I found this meaning of the word on Omniglot.com. It has always been regarded as the 'high' language and used mainly for religious and scientific discourse.

That was what one of the spirit orbs told me so I believe them

Sanskrit is one of the world's most ancient languages and is derived from the same proto mother language as Latin and Greek so many of the words are common. It is written in the Hindi ( Devanagri script )

The etymology of 'Sanskrit':

The Sanskrit verbal adjective saṃskṛta- may be translated as "put together, well or completely formed, refined, highly elaborated". It is derived from the root saṃ(s)kar- "to put together, compose, arrange, prepare", where saṃ- "together" (as English same) and (s)kar- "do, make". The language referred to as saṃskṛtā vāk "the cultured language" has by definition always been a "sacred" and "sophisticated" language, used for religious and learned discourse and contrasted with the languages spoken by the people, prākṛta- "natural, artless, normal, ordinary". It is also called dēva-bhāṣā meaning the "divine language" or the "language of devas or demigods".

(courtesy of Wikepedia )