Chan-Seung Lee
Joined: 03 Dec 2005
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 Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 2:03 am Post subject: age |
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| The sacred response is completely free of all limitations. It is experienced as pure bliss, pure intelligence, pure being. At this stage, God is universal and so is the person. This response marks the fully enlightened of every age. |
1. What does 'universal' mean in the quote?
--- *general?
or
*omnipresent?
or
*omnipotent?
2. What does 'age' mean in the above?
--- *length of life?
or
*oldness?
or
*period?
or
*a long time?
3. What does 'the fully enlightened of every age' mean?
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askeladd
Joined: 05 Jan 2010
Posts: 89
Location: Chicago area, USA
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| Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 8:43 am Post subject: Re: age |
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| Chan-Seung Lee wrote: |
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| The sacred response is completely free of all limitations. It is experienced as pure bliss, pure intelligence, pure being. At this stage, God is universal and so is the person. This response marks the fully enlightened of every age. |
1. What does 'universal' mean in the quote?
--- *general?
or
*omnipresent?
or
*omnipotent? |
Here, universal means "omnipresent" (present everywhere, or all-present)
"omnipotent" means "all-powerful."
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2. What does 'age' mean in the above?
--- *length of life?
or
*oldness?
or
*period?
or
*a long time? |
Here, age means "period":
the Stone Age,
the Bronze Age,
the Iron Age, etc.
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3. What does 'the fully enlightened of every age' mean?
Thanks |
Those individuals, regardless of the period in which they live, who are fully enlightened.
Hope this helps 
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