Terms used to describe the spiritual

Thank you for your understanding what I was trying to communicate in my other thread.

I think there is a need to put words to the spirit and how the spirit is used. We are spirits controlling our physical bodies. I want to understand more fully what I am. The spirit can't be studied and understood if there are no words to describe it. I mean to say that our understanding is damned if we can not communicate what we know.

Some of these terms are used now days and some are older and don't see much use.

Lights
Shimmering (like star light)
Twinkling (as in the TV show Bewitched)
Fluttering (linked to wings)
Rustling (like wind blowing through leaves)
Wings (as in angle wings, cupid wings)
Bull (official document issued by the pope)
Good news
The spirit
[Edit]The F word (as in the old poem "Fleas, Flies and Friars")
[Edit]Love

Physical representations:
The index and middle fingers extended together (as in the two fingers used to pull a bow string. This is where "flipping the bird" came from, after the index finger was cut off of captured bowmen.)


As you can see none of these terms can accurately describe the implementation and effect of the spirit. Much work is needed in this area of study.

I want the world to be a better place for my children. That is why I do this.

[edit on 11-3-2008 by angryScientist]

I wish your heart to be peaceful.

Scientific studies show that the heat wrings the blood out of it with each beat.

Torture
[Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin tortúra, from Latin tortus, past participle of torquêre, to twist. See tortuous.]

Tortuous
[Middle English, from Anglo-Norman, from Latin tortuosus, from tortus, a twisting, from past participle of torquêre, to twist.]

Pres. Bush wants you to be peaceful and without torture.

I have come to the point that I want you to be peaceful also.

Think about it.

[edit on 12-3-2008 by angryScientist]

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peace.