Spirit does not come into form. (1 min 36 sec)

Spirit exists beyond time and space. It’s pure, formless, unchangeable, and eternal — completely untouched by the physical world. Now, when we think of “form,” we’re talking about everything in this world — our bodies, trees, cars, the planet itself. Form is separation, individuality, change —everything that contrasts with Spirit.

Spirit cannot enter the realm of form because form is the domain of illusion. Think of it this way: If Spirit were to "come into form," it would have to play by the rules of form — rules like time, decay, limitation, and death. But Spirit, by its nature, transcends all of that.

Imagine trying to contain the ocean in a glass. Can you fit the infinite into the finite? Not possible. The ocean would lose its essence, its vastness, its flow. The same goes for Spirit. If Spirit were to squeeze itself into the limits of form, it would lose what makes it Spirit — it would cease to be infinite and formless.

This can be unsettling because we tend to look for the God in things we can touch, see, or interact with in this world. But spirituality doesn’t show up in physical forms — it’s an inner experience, a shift in perception, a recognition of the formless truth that’s already there, behind the veil of the world’s illusions.

You’re not a body. You’ve never been. Spirit has never stepped down into form, and neither have you. The real you — the Spirit you — has always been untouched by the illusions of the physical world. So, stop looking for God in the trees, the sky, or even in your own reflection. None of that is Spirit. The truth isn’t found in form, but in transcending it.

Every time you look to the world to define your worth or identity, you’re chasing a mirage. Spirit doesn’t play small by coming into form, and neither should you.

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