Jiang says embodied life permits experiences unavailable in the formless spiritual realm, including sex, pain, and love.
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Spiritual realm
Jiang says embodied life permits experiences unavailable in the formless spiritual realm, including sex, pain, and love.
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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..."
"...say the same thing, when they die they escape into the spiritual realm and they meet God. Okay? And these are people who don't..."
"...realm, and then once we die, we go off to the spiritual realm. Guess what, guys? You can't take your money with you. So,..."
"...where you shed away your socialization and you almost enter a spiritual realm. Okay? As you can see, this is a picture of a..."
"...roam in these dimensions when we die we will enter these spiritual realms and therefore we must prepare for entry into the spiritual realms..."
"...you die, you will just ascend to the heavens, to the spiritual realm, then you want to live your best life on earth. You..."
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