Difference in Marriage between the Earth and the Spirit World.

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

Absolutely right. That's also mentioned in the Anthony Borgia books.

So many facts to take it in all at once.

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

Absolutely right. That's also mentioned in the Anthony Borgia books.

Is it? Can't remember reading that but could have missed that bit,,
Anyway,I intend reading those books again.
So many facts to take it in all at once.

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

Absolutely right. That's also mentioned in the Anthony Borgia books.

Is it? Can't remember reading that but could have missed that bit,,
Anyway,I intend reading those books again.
So many facts to take it in all at once.

zerdini wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

Absolutely right. That's also mentioned in the Anthony Borgia books.

Is it? Can't remember reading that but could have missed that bit,,
Anyway,I intend reading those books again.
So many facts to take it in all at once.

Surely you haven't read all seven of the Anthony Borgia books?

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:Again reading excerpts from one of Silver Birch's books.
I found this very interesting.
Now I have thought of marriage as sacred.
Both here and in the spirit world.
According to Silver Birch's writings,it is not marriage that is sacred but the love between a man and a woman.
I am not talking about soul mates here.
Apparently on our physical plane here,marriage is classed as a marriage of the body.
Unless of course,there has been great love between the couple who then will remain together once they reach the spirit world.
Death will not part them,they will be together always.
So I assume if a marriage has not been all that happy,the couple will not be tied by their marriage vows once death intervenes.
In other words,a legal marriage will not count in the spirit world but a marriage of souls will.
Lovely and endearing thought.

Joanie

Absolutely right. That's also mentioned in the Anthony Borgia books.

Is it? Can't remember reading that but could have missed that bit,,
Anyway,I intend reading those books again.
So many facts to take it in all at once.

Surely you haven't read all seven of the Anthony Borgia books?

Seven of them???? Looks like I'll be finishing my reading in the spirit world.
Though I can always ask Mr. Borgia any questions I require any answers to .

What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

zerdini wrote:quote="Joanie"]What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

Yes,I know that,Z. I want to read all of SB's books first,I don't like jumping around from author to author.
Reminds me,I must order my next two books by SB.
I am sending you a pm. Watch for it.

What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:quote="Joanie"]What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

Yes,I know that,Z. I want to read all of SB's books first,I don't like jumping around from author to author.
Reminds me,I must order my next two books by SB.
I am sending you a pm. Watch for it.

What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

You can always google it.

zerdini wrote:

Joanie wrote:

zerdini wrote:quote="Joanie"]What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

Yes,I know that,Z. I want to read all of SB's books first,I don't like jumping around from author to author.
Reminds me,I must order my next two books by SB.
I am sending you a pm. Watch for it.

What does the long word mean at the bottom of your post?

You can always google it.

By the time I google it,you could tell me what it means.

Joanie wrote:But remember the love that the spirit world is talking about is a deep and lasting love,which has survived many lives.

Kaere wrote:

Joanie wrote:But remember the love that the spirit world is talking about is a deep and lasting love,which has survived many lives.

I think you misunderstand what I meant. I was meaning exactly what you've said above. Love doesn't need a marriage contract and so of course there wouldn't be that sort of thing in spirit. It's not necessary, it's an earthly affectation I believe. Not in a bad way, don't get me wrong - I think marriage is quite important and can be very powerful. But while it is an expression of love that is felt, it's not necessary to have in order to love.

I'll leave it there - it's as clear as I can make it.

I'm confused about what you mean about being born in my time would have saved you money in a divorce??

I'm confused about what you mean about being born in my time would have saved you money in a divorce??

Panda wrote:Thank for sharing this with us! I find this very interesting because I've always thought that marrage was a sacred thing. Finding out that the love is the sacred thing makes me think a little. Though, it does sound reasonable. I want to write something more but I can't seem to fit it into words. All I can say is that love is a spiritual thing :3 It sure is wonderful too... I would assume~