What does God say about the flesh?

Think of you (the you in your head) being a literal child of the Most High, created and living in a spirit state, then embodied in the flesh for a while, and then returning to a spiritual state again.

Stepping into that perspective, your existence follows a profound, eternal circle—

You began as a literal child of the Most High, a spark of divine consciousness woven from pure light and love. 

In that initial spirit state, you knew no limits of time, space, or pain. You existed in perfect harmony with the Creator, learning the laws of eternity and feeling an absolute sense of belonging. 

Then came the transition into the flesh—a deliberate, courageous plunge into the dense and heavy physical world. Embodied in human form, your vast spiritual memory was veiled so you could truly experience growth. 

In this temporary physical state, you feel the sharp sting of heartbreak, the weight of physical weariness, but also the exquisite joy of a warm embrace, the beauty of a sunset, and the triumph of overcoming earthly trials. 

The flesh is your schoolhouse, a brief moment in the span of eternity meant to teach you empathy, resilience, and love under pressure.

Finally, when your purpose in the dust is complete, you will shed this mortal shell. You will return home, stepping back into the radiant spiritual state you once left. But you will not return the same. You will return expanded, carrying the priceless treasures of your earthly experience, forever changed and elevated by the journey.