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“We talked before about how the spirits here seem to be familiar, but in fact every spirit except for in their first time at this complexity have lived as many. You get the familiar once. But here is another piece of understanding.

“Each spiritual entity, in living through various lives, does not follow a sequential path. So the most recent version in a time-based reality may not be the most fulfilled. How can this be. I will use the analogy of a great chef. ‘Thank you.’ Not you!

“Great chefs start out as cooks. They may, for example, work for years to master sauces. Then put them in the role of baker and they start over in that work. Accomplished bisque makers may not be accomplished biscuit makers. [R: that's pretty good.] Thank you. And so it goes until they have mastered all areas of the kitchen. A true chef is a master of all culinary tasks right down to making radish roses, but at any point in their development it might appear they are just starting out. It is in the whole presentation and preparation of a great meal that they excel and are complete. So, too, with spirit entities. Never assume the person who appears as a spiritual novice is really one. Just take a Buddhist monk and ask him to say mass.

“It is not linear, sequential, hierarchical. It is holistic. And true, some pieces of understanding will not fall into place until others are there and understood. But it could be the other way ‘round, too.

“Don't make any assumptions about any spiritual maturity or fulfillment based on only one perception of a spirit. Thus endeth the pith."