Treasures in heaven means spiritual enlightenment and purity of heart matter because material possessions cannot follow the soul after death.
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Treasures in heaven means spiritual enlightenment and purity of heart matter because material possessions cannot follow the soul after death.
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"Do not store up for yourself treasures on earth, where moth and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up..."
"Okay, so focus on your own spiritual enlightenment. Focus on making your heart pure, good, and virtuous. Don't worry about other people, don't worry..."
"...we win this war, all the riches of Troy, all the treasures, will belong to you, Achilles. Again, Manon will give you his daughter..."
"...I'm risking my life for you. You gain most of the treasure. You gain most of the profit from this war."
"...him my daughter in marriage i will give him all the treasure in the world if he comes and fights for us so odysseus..."
"...The Egyptians have a habit of burying themselves with all their treasure. Okay? So, this is their coffin. This is a mastaba, which is..."
"your treasures even though I know how unclean the source from which they are from which they come. Okay? So Robespierre is saying to..."
"...they've flown off to heaven. They've stolen a great and unique treasure, that noble soul mortgaged to my pleasure."
"...And then follow me. And then, you will have all the treasure in the kingdom of heaven. The young man was really distraught, because..."
"...will give you one final gift and it's most the greatest treasure that I can possibly give you which is the woman I love...."
"It would parade treasures like elephants or gold captured from the conquered people. It will also parade slaves and captured people like usually kings...."
"...would invest heavily in them. Okay? The locals would give them treasures. And as you can imagine, because there's this contribution of wealth, and..."
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