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Jiang says the deeper message is that humans only think they are bodies, when in truth they are aspects of God, and that this makes them eternal.
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Aspect of God
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"...think you're human, but what you are really is an aspect of God. That's what your soul is, an aspect of God, and that..."
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"...trying to pull you back to him because there's the aspect of god inside of you right you desire to return to god okay..."
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"...is saying that God breathed himself into us. There's an aspect of God in us. And this aspect is always looking to return to..."
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"...breathed his life into Adam, and so we have the aspect of God in us. Okay, so everything has love in it. The question..."
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"...with kabbalah magic that there's a divine feminine and masculine aspect of god and that this wall though was created by the romans it..."
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"...why is because God is love. Okay. And there's an aspect of God in us, a candle, that strives to return to the light...."
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