I agree. Plus, a pet peeve of mins is how people loosely (I'm not talking about you) toss around the terms Nirvana and Enlightenment. As my highest power has explained to me, Nirvana is a rare goal sought by souls that have decided to endure ever increasing amounts of pain over a vast amount of lifetimes, and once achieved, they dedicate themselves to helping others from the highest level of heaven.

Higher power's words that I have written in a several essays: "It is around this time where you the soul and collectively the community of spirits start to decide what level you want to attain and what price it will cost you on earth. Now you can understand that not everyone wants to attain nirvana as you say.

To attain nirvana, you would go on a completely different cycle, and that usually happens after a vast number of lifetimes lived. The lifetimes that you start to choose to live [at that point] are with great suffering. Think of the severely retarded, the severely mentally ill, POWs, people who have died violently at the hands of great evil and even still-born who give up their life experience for the host.

These life cycles will continue again and again and if you have lived your life according to our plan, will allow you to go to higher and higher levels. One obtains full enlightenment when there is nothing more for you to suffer, when there is nothing more for you to learn! Then you would be in the realms with the great archetypes, messengers and guides and archangels. You then would have an awesome burden and responsibility to heal those souls that remain on earth."

Back to my words now--No human achieves Nirvana as a result of any single spiritual journey. We always have more to learn. I wish people (again I'm not talking about you) could just say they seek inner peace and contentment and spiritual growth and progress and stop feeding their egos by holding out Nirvana / Enlightenment as a goal let alone an achievement.