Sainthood

Spiritual Teacher & Meditation Facilitator, Morgan O. Smith talks to Gabrielle Bell about sainthood, and the spiritual awakening that is the root of this type of spiritual transformation. Also mentioned, what is the role of a Bodhisattva?

Transcript

In the moment of enlightenment,

There's nothing that that person can do because in the moment of enlightenment You can't you lost all your body bodily movements at the highest level anywhere.

You lost all your bodily movements You can't do anything because everything is now one so your your own wife can get hit by a vehicle and you wouldn't do anything because The what your wife getting hit by the vehicle is one thing It's all one so a person in that state couldn't do anything anyway But after the experience you have the choice if you want to save the person from getting hit by a vehicle or saving the dog or saving the cat out of the tree or helping starving people whatever the case is,

But that is a different type of Experience that can lead to something like that like sainthood So you can have an experience the human experience where I can change it so deeply that you become a saint but you can be a saint and do all these great things for people and We need to have saints because that thing is necessary But a saint can have the experience a person can have the same hood experience and become a saint and still don't know that they're God Right the average person say well who cares the person is helping other people Right,

But you gotta remember that saying is still stuck in Maya unless it's the same that's broken through that too They're a saint but they also realize that they're the oneness and that they're the full realization of all that is So would they be like a bodhisattva?

Well a bodhisattva is more like that's more of a Buddhist thing where They make a vow where they will not become enlightened until everyone else becomes enlightened