10/01/08

Hi,

Can you explain to me what " spiritual perspective" means? my friend said that all there is light from spiritual perspective. I couldn't remember what she said but I think she said that in spiritual perspective that our body isn't real. I don’t know is she said there's no body there’s only light or if she said that in spiritual perspective there is only light and that the body isn't real.

Can you please help me understand what spiritual perspective means? I know that in spiritual perspective there is only energy nothing more nothing less.

But wanted to know if it's true that the body isn't real in spiritual perspective. I have just one more question I just need to word it

correctly.

Danny

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Dear Danny

Since I am unfamiliar with the term let me approach it this way. The term Perspective means to look at an object from a place that shows dimensions, generally height, width, and length. "Spiritual perspective"  sound like one of those phrases we make up because of a lack of available words to describe a new line of thought as of yet undefined by conventional definitions. I might have chosen "perception" ... the way in which we choose to perceive something or understand it. None-the-less the idea of describing an act here-to-fore undefined would be the same.

Within that framework of understanding, I expect spiritual perspective might be meant to mean, to perceive the world from that place that does not involve mortality. Indeed, during my regression sessions when we are involved in that place between mortalities, advanced souls often refer to others as points of light or colored lights. Most, because of their awareness of creating their own reality in that place, often create only enough of another to help them identify them to me. A symbol of that entity known as "so and so". Maybe just a favorite color or a "look" is all they manifest. It does not seem to be important to them to identify individuals by appearances in that space. They simply know who is there.

That said, let me again address the business of being "real". In scientific theory you can make the argument that there is no such thing as matter, because every time we think we have found mass it turns out to be practically all space. However, thought, in the presence of energy creates density. Once created, nothing ever ceases to exist at some level. Regardless of how we, or if we, perceive it, it still exist. Water whether liquid, solid or steam still exist. Our bodies are the results of creation, they will continue to exist in one form or another forever. In that manner our bodies and everything else are "real".

Lastly, it is in the scientific perspective, that there is only energy, in the spiritual perspective (as I understand the term) there is only love.

Namaste

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