There are many things that are inexpressible.

There are many things that are inexpressible. 

Especially is this true when that which you wish to express is beyond the experience of living men. 

In the spiritual world, Humanitas has not passed beyond the first spiritual zone—or that zone in which he has frequently been cast by death—and does not know what is beyond.

He who is able to get into rapport and communication with the second spiritual zone of the spiritual world is confronted with many things that he does not understand—that have not entered into any of the experiences of his former lives, and, therefore, are inexpressible.

Communication with the second and higher spiritual zones is not all that is necessary. 

You must be able to grasp—to understand—to translate—and express—in human language—that which an attempt is being made to communicate to you. 

In this, you cannot succeed entirely at first, and only after prolonged efforts and repeated failures can you succeed at all.

In order that you may get in communication with the second and higher spiritual zones, it is necessary that you have completed your spiritual development in human form and are in vibratory rapport with the second and higher spiritual zones.

Having passed to physical completion and entered into rapport and communication with the second and higher spiritual zones, you find yourself in a world of which you know nothing—a world that is governed by many laws, which are new to you.

The laws of the second and higher spiritual zones, however, are not all new because some of these laws are but the continuation of laws, which you have known on this earth plane and it is because of these laws, which you have known, that you are able to eventually understand.

Having grasped a limited knowledge of the second and higher spiritual zones through the laws of which you know, you proceed to study these laws in connection with the other laws of which you know nothing, and succeed in grasping an idea of them. 

In this way, you advance slowly—but surely—upward, and eventually arrive at an ability to understand—and to express—and even to convey to those who as yet know nothing—some faint, though doubtless imperfect idea, of the second and higher spiritual zones.

Benjamin F. Woodcox, Fragments of Spiritual Knowledge Pertaining to the Spiritual World, Woodcox & Fanner, Battle Creek, Michigan, 1923