The Nature of Spirit And of Man As a Spiritual Being
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In 1 66 PREPARATION FOR THE FINAL HOME. , ! i 1 old age, men sometimes seem to lose all their i knowledge and mental power. How great the change from the elastic and vigorous action of the mind, when the body was in its prime, and j acted in perfect harmony with it! But the differ- | ence is not so great, as it will be between the ! highest attainments of the mind, when clothed i with the material body, and when entirely eman- I cipated from it. All comparisons between the most extreme states o...f the soul when in the i body, must fall far short of the reality. It will j be vigorous, elastic, keen, comprehensive, un- | tiring, perceptive ; so great will be the change, that men will seem to awake as from a dream ; \ to have passed from darkness into light. I ^ / 2. Angels will be our teachers. We all know j how much a wise teacher can help us. And by i a wise teacher, I mean one who not only under- i stands the subject he teaches, but the mind he instructs. In the spiritual world men do not wear masks.
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In 1 66 PREPARATION FOR THE FINAL HOME. , ! i 1 old age, men sometimes seem to lose all their i knowledge and mental power. How great the change from the elastic and vigorous action of the mind, when the body was in its prime, and j acted in perfect harmony with it! But the differ- | ence is not so great, as it will be between the ! highest attainments of the mind, when clothed i with the material body, and when entirely eman- I cipated from it. All comparisons between the most extreme states o...f the soul when in the i body, must fall far short of the reality. It will j be vigorous, elastic, keen, comprehensive, un- | tiring, perceptive ; so great will be the change, that men will seem to awake as from a dream ; \ to have passed from darkness into light. I ^ / 2. Angels will be our teachers. We all know j how much a wise teacher can help us. And by i a wise teacher, I mean one who not only under- i stands the subject he teaches, but the mind he instructs. In the spiritual world men do not wear masks.
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