Jiang says embodied life permits experiences unavailable in the formless spiritual realm, including sex, pain, and love.
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Embodiment
Jiang says embodied life permits experiences unavailable in the formless spiritual realm, including sex, pain, and love.
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He argues humans exist because the perfect spirit world cannot generate pain, mistakes, new experience, or imagination; embodied suffering lets the universe expand its consciousness.
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"So why are we here in this world? Because there are things that we can experience that we cannot experience in the spiritual. When..."
"spirit world everything is perfect everything is eternal everything is immutable and so by definition you can feel no pain you cannot suffer you..."
"the principle of free will well free will this system cannot work if if you are if you do what you're supposed to do..."
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