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It was mentioned in an earlier post by Rah nam, that there are no "wants" in the life of a spiritual person without the flesh, & below is the definition of "want"...
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want
/wɒnt/
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verb
3rd person present: wants
1.
have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for.
synonyms: desire, wish for, hope for, fancy, have a fancy for, take a fancy to, have an inclination for, care for, like, set one's heart on;
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& I would like to mention that Rah nam was correct in saying that there is no afterlife, but he did not define it well enough.
& the meaning behind "there is no afterlife" is that we are spiritual beings now, living a part of an eternal "continuous" life on Earth connected to the organic flesh, we are only connected to the flesh & we are not the flesh, the flesh withers, we then disconnect from it & live on in spirit just as we were before, on Earth. but from then on, we do not live on earth experiencing earth life via the non sentient, non conscious & non intelligent flesh organic form.
So nothing sentient, conscious or intelligent dies...the sentient, conscious & intelligence "is us" & we did not "die" so there is no death. we only just disconnect from the withered & now decaying flesh & we then can move away from the Earth & live elsewhere..preferably our next home will be in the lesser Heavens.. "Summerlands".
So one can say that there is no afterlife, but there is life continuous as a spiritual being of which we are when connected to the non sentient, non conscious flesh.
& so, in the spiritual life "continuous", there is indeed wants/desires. are we not the same people as we were on earth? "yes of course we are!". We do not instantly change just because we disconnect from the flesh. We continue on in the lesser heavens...(preferably for the best interests of quality of Soulself)...& we will be surrounded by all manner of beauty & abundance of landscapes, crafts, arts, music, stage performances etc etc & will have general interactions with other persons, & we will have wants/desires to blissfully partake in all mentioned.
It is ludicrous to believe that we will not have wants/desires.
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