"Birth in the physical is death in the spiritual. Death in the physical is birth in the spiritual."
— Edgar CayceThis is a fun one. I won't say that this is ultimately true — but as a thought experiment, it is fun to go through.
Every spiritual quote or understanding is like a tool in a spiritual tool belt. I suppose that's true in every field. I enjoy collecting tools and this one was interesting. This is exactly like saying that when you "execute" an idea, that thought process and framework becomes a result in the physical world. So when you properly follow whatever idea you have at hand to its end, you have successfully caused the death of something in the spiritual — to give birth to something in the physical.
When you properly follow whatever idea you have at hand to its end, you have successfully caused the death of something in the spiritual, to give birth to something in the physical.
What Happens When You Execute an Idea?
Anything from completing a chore list to creating a step-by-step plan to enact something larger — all of it would be bringing a framework or idea from the higher planes into our plane. So what about concepts? Something that can't become something physical? What happens when you follow this process with concepts?
Understanding enough of any concept at hand — deeply enough to fully inhabit it — could then possibly bring forth a non-physical entity that can interact with the light and sound of our world without needing a body to be here. Or one that travels through multiple bodies, or through the subtle energy fields around the planet.
Mythology, Theology, and High Concepts
That sounds silly. But let's dive deeper — I am having fun. What happens when the concept you are going after is larger than a chore list? What happens when people try to understand mythology, theology, philosophy, or any high concept that could manifest on the planet in many different ways?
These entities would exist in the subtle energy fields around us and show up hiding behind human personalities of any host that could gain access to them. What happens if you go after deities? And somehow succeed? Massive accounts of representation of high archetypes of personality would start to be seen through people who allow them in. Like at any moment, one of the highest ideas could jump into your body and drive you like a car — and you would be aware, but have little control until you got back into the driver's seat. Like an out of body experience, watching while something is operating you.
So when you execute a plan, you make that plan occur. When you execute a concept, you birth a spirit?
Again, there are probably better ways to explain that. But it sounds ok. This one may be a bit silly — but I enjoyed it.
Thank you all for checking in.
Randy Evans · February 16, 2026