Is it true that there is no end in spiritual path and spiritual knowledge?

[HITESH SHAH]

Originally Posted by dattaswami

[b][color="Blue"]The spiritual path cannot be infinite. If it is infinite, nobody will reach the goal. Then, the spiritual path will be rejected by everybody putting a salutation! It also means that the spiritual path is very long.

At base physical level we are always on a spiritual journey from birth to death . The moment spirit (ie life ) goes away from our body , we are dead and people perform funerals for us .

When we talk of spiritual advancement or progress which established Gods/sons of God / messenger of God / Saints /monks may have accomplished ,indeed spiritual life is very long journey that ends only with death of the seeker and that which other claim to be great spiritual journey (reaching the goal) . Self-aggrandizing publicity machine with vested interests can not be allowed to proclaim that the goal is accomplished & spiritual journey is finished.

The seeker always have to approach spiritual journey as a never ending journey . Or else he/she can set some milestones as a measure of spiritual progress which suits his / her temperaments /preferences/situation/circumstances in his/her life .

Also agree that focused ,sharp , dedicated , intelligent seeker can accomplish a lot in shorter time . But that lot of advancement too can be very little when viewed in reference to the repository of knowledge God has /

I feel it is entirely possible to settle at a state. I also feel that the more advanced beings who are able to exist on multiple dimensions at once are incomprehensible to us. Perhaps there is a traditional advanced human spirit, but I feel that believing in a linear path of increasing wisdom & compassion is not the whole story. Perhaps we can change to a different species, perhaps the advanced tree spirit could be interesting to some. Generally I feel it is far more involving than something linear