This is, indeed, the fate of the lost soul spirits. They are truly lost in a fog from the deprivation inherent with their in-between status. On the one hand, they are impaired, having lost their senses with death of the body but not yet having regained light being intuitive reach and the empowerment of their divinity being more greatly on display. This is a tremendous handicap because that impairment will keep them powerless to do much of anything, and that includes any sort of purposeful mobility. If you are lost in the dark and cannot see or envision where you need to go, you will most likely do little or nothing and, even if you try and get nowhere, that will likely constrain further attempts after a while because failure breeds more failure, not greater heroic efforts to overcome such a major liability. It is all too easy for one to have their hopes crushed by seeming limitation and the disorientation of being in a purposeless environment with no pointers, no cues, no resources to draw upon even visible. So this is truly a dead-end for many, and that may last for a good long while. So the comments you quote, describe it is possible to gain ground nonetheless, if there is something that happens to raise the vibration within such a lost one. The difficulty is that, having fallen so low, the gap between what needs to happen and their capability to be raised up becomes so large it is unlikely to take place at all.
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