Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to EntoWeiss, Sara
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Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to Ento
Weiss, Sara
Mars (Planet) -- Miscellanea; Spirit writings
George--Not the slightest. Why, my sister, the immensity of time that
has elapsed since Venus or any of the planets of our Solar System
came into our galaxy of worlds is inconceivable, yet, compared with
eternity, their birth was as of yesterday. When I said that spirits
(and I do not mean all spirits) to a degree realize the _meaning_
of eternity, I do not wish you to understand that any spirit has a
conception or realization of the duration of eternity. Yes, I know
how flippantly mortals, who have no conception of either, prate of
God, of time and of eternity, yet that is less remarkable than the
stupendous egotism inducing mortals to believe that the Infinite Spirit
of an Infinite Universe became incarnated in the body of a finite
human creature, that thus to the humans of one small planet (which is
but one of a countless number of inhabited planets) certain benefits
might be secured and yet once I regarded any other religious belief as
sacrilegious. What a puerile conception of Infinity, but one on a level
with the evolvement of those entertaining it, and spirits constantly
enter the world of realities who must outgrow this and other mistaken
conceptions and in numerous instances a long time elapses before they
yield to the evidences of their experiences. _But, on both the mortal
and spiritual planes of life_ evolution goes steadily, invincibly
forward, and inevitably all grow into a clearer comprehension of truth.
Gentola--As we need not hasten our, or, rather, my return to Earth, I
should like you to tell me how spirits define time, space and spirit.
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