zombieharlot said:
Being that humans are quite ugly, imperfect, and need lots of makeup (heehee!), I would assume that this being didn't quite look like a human. Or did she just look like a perfect human? And wouldn't that mean that her looks would be equivalent to that of Eve's before the fall of mankind?
She looked as human as anyone on earth, only think of the most beautiful brunette on this planet, that you can think of, and, she, to me, was a little more beautiful than that. I mean there are some very beautiful human beings on this planet, which would be comparable to how she looked, but she would have a slight edge over them all, simply because she is a perfect resurrected being, with no flaws.
We can all obtain these perfect resurrected bodies. Imagine everywhere you looked there were beautiful people, that's just a small part of what heaven is like, beauty is a part of every aspect of heaven. Such beauty, colors and music we have never seen, I get emotional thinking about what I saw when I think or write about it. The spirit has witnessed to me, several times, that this truly was Mary Magdalene which I saw. Even her robe was beatiful, which seemed to have the colors purple, blue, gold and white. I only saw her from the shoulder up, and it was a quick image, and she was looking upward and slightly tuned away, so I could see both her profile and part of her face. The joy I felt exuding from her was something I wanted. It motivates me to also want to have that. We will all have perfect beautiful resurrected bodies someday, but the question is, will we all have a fullness of joy, or experience perfect happiness?.
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A perfect beautiful resurrected body is a free gift to all mankind.
Having or experiencing a perfect fullness of joy is a gift that must be earned by repenting of sins and keeping the commandments of God.