Mortal
When a human being has completed the circles of cosmic achievement, and further, when the final choosing of the mortal will permits the Adjuster to complete the association of human identity with the morontial soul during evolutionary and physical life, then do such consummated liaisons of soul and Adjuster go on independently to the mansion worlds, and there is issued the mandate from Uversa which provides for the immediate fusion of the Adjuster and the morontial soul. This fusion during physical life instantly consumes the material body; the human beings who might witness such a spectacle would only observe the translating mortal disappear "in chariots of fire."
Quote
In the midst of the confusions of a rapidly changing environment mortals needs the sustenance of a far-flung cosmic perspective.[1]
Adjective
1. human: relating to human beings
2. eventually dying: certain to die eventually
3. fatal: causing death , "a mortal blow"
4. continuing until somebody dies: continuing, or intended to continue, until somebody dies mortal combat
5. of death: relating to or accompanying death in mortal agony
6. extremely hated: being the object of somebody's unrelenting hatred his mortal enemy
7. intense: intensely felt mortal fear
8. conceivable: being within the bounds of what is imaginable or possible What mortal reason could there be for him to leave like that?
Adverb
used for emphasis: used for emphasis, and sometimes indicating that the speaker is frustrated or annoyed ( dated )
Noun
(plural mor·tals)
human being: a human being, who will eventually die
[14th century. Directly or via French< Latin mortalis< mors "death"]
Synonym
deadly
