To be blind and deaf is to be completely ignorant of God as He truly is, of His transcendental qualities, His glories, His excellences, as well as of His primordial, original, infinite, and absolute form.

To be blind and deaf is to be completely ignorant of the data relating to existential and absolute truth, of divine knowledge, of the true word of God and His sublime teaching, of pure spiritual science, of the kingdom of the Lord, of the material universe, and of our true spiritual identity.

To be blind and deaf is to be ignorant that each of us is in reality an immortal spirit soul, and that the body in which it resides is merely a garment it has donned.

To be blind and deaf is to ignore that our thoughts, words, and actions produce positive and/or negative effects, which in turn generate and provoke good and/or bad consequences, which we will experience at the end of our current existence, and certainly in our next life, in the form of misfortune, suffering, or blessing.

To be blind and deaf is to ignore that death, which concerns only the body and not the soul, ends one existence, but another immediately begins for the immortal spiritual soul. It is reincarnated in a new material body and begins a new existence, the nature of which will be determined by its past thoughts, words, and actions.

The Lord said: It is the thoughts and memories of the being at the moment of leaving the body that determine its future condition.

On a spiritual level, what does it mean to be “blind”?

Jesus was the first to speak of this blindness that afflicts humanity 2,000 years ago. He said: I have come into this world for judgment, so that those who do not see may see, and those who see may become blind (that is, not look at what materialistic unbelievers show them).

To those who listened to him and asked if they too were blind, Jesus replied: If you were blind, you would have no sin. But now you say, “We see,” therefore your sin remains.

Man is actually a trilogy. He is, in truth, a spiritual soul imprisoned in an ethereal body, which is in turn imprisoned in a body of dense matter. By trilogy, we mean:

The spiritual soul + the ethereal body + the body of dense matter.

It is the body of dense matter, which is at the origin of the oblivion in which the soul is plunged. No longer knowing who it really is, ignorant of its past, its last incarnation, or even all its previous incarnations, it believes that the material world in which it evolves is the only one that exists, hence its propensity to identify with its material body.