You're right! Of course not! But notice the word *living* and the word *heart* in each verse respectively. (You'd really dig Torah study, looking deeply into each word, even which letters are used in it...)

Perhaps if I asked the question differently too... In the as "compete as possible" closeness with HaShem, how long would it take for me to desire anything physical? 

We also learn that the majority of the "reward" for a physical deed/desire occurs in the physical, and those which are spiritual, (though they occurred in the physical,) in the spiritual realm. Also, since the "reward" for one single, properly done fulfillment of the law, is greater than all the joy, had by all people ever, were it felt in 1 instant, we cannot compute how elevated will be the state of a person in Olam Haba. To my mind, it seems like a wingsuit or anything on that level would become irrelevant. (Though I imagine that HaShem would allow it, were such a desire to survive?) You can read about this in *Pirkei Avot,* "The Ethics of Our Fathers." And this is a major discussion topic in various contexts throughout the *Mishnah* and *Talmud,* despite what people think about them...

You might find some of these links interesting. 

https://www.google.ca/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=pirkei+avot+reward+in+olam+haba%3F&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&gfe_rd=cr&ei=t5O3WK3ADayC8Qf_n4egBA#q=pirkei+avot+reward+in+olam+haba&*

Likewise I'm very appreciative and enjoy our discussions too :)

And upon rereading what I wrote, I see that I poorly phrased the idea that you'd love Torah study. I didn't mean to imply that you did not already study, or study at all, rather I was referring to the method(s) taught by the Rabbis. (Which I'm still learning too of course.) So I apologize. 

I don't feel that the fact that not one of us is *totally* good would nullify the rights of those who perform even a single righteous act, and where the reward for which cannot (with a couple caveats) be received here. *Pirkei Avot* shows this by literally forcing one to meditate/scrutinize through (some version of) the question; "how can I compare a spiritual reward to anything physical?" As one proceeds, it expands a kind of memory of a physical sensation, larger than he's ever felt it, then in a way, crushes it to a tiny point, with 1 key, sudden idea. G-d willing, one catches a glimpse of this *other level* of enjoyment/existence. Hard to explain... (Of course unlike my less than perfect memory, it references everything to the Torah too.) It also walks you through a *process* to *realize* both how good one is/can be, and how bad one is/can be. Taken together, this *actually* helps *build* the desire to do good, and gives one a picture of "where" he is now.

Regarding Olam Haba, it kinda depends which definition/time we're looking at. So, the Rabbis teach (and again, this late, I don't have the sources handy,) that there will be a physical period of 1000 years, from the year 6000 to 7000. (We're in 5777 today.) This is the time for resurrection of those whom He chooses. The Mashiach is here, there is total peace, everyone *understands and knows* G-d, Temple is rebuilt, we all *actually* love and serve each other, and see our unity through HaShem, etc. Beyond this period, and for the departed in the meantime (if not being reincarnated,) we also refer to the entire afterlife as Olam Haba. This includes for most of us, a temporary stay for purification in gehinom, then some degree of elevation into the levels of Gan Edan. It's so hard to understand this stuff today, being that we are so physically bound and minded. And since I'm no expert, I shouldn't speak much more without sources in hand/mind. Everything I've said so far you can easily see online. But I guess I'd say that if this 1000 year period before Gan Edan is actually physical, it would be then that you'd wingsuit?! 

But even this I doubt. Your analogy with your shared creation and your grandchildren is perfect. The Creator has given us many ways to play, study, learn, grow, fail, etc. If suddenly I use those tools to their true purpose and to the point that I now clearly see, appreciate and love their Creator, why do I ever look "back?", since through Him, everything is One, and (G-d Willing) I finally *know* it, and act accordingly? I say "true purpose of the tools" because everything physical, has a spiritual cause. In other words, I do not think HaShem gave us desires, nor the means to fulfill them, simply for our pleasure alone, but that there is a message within them... But, I could suppose that if wingsuit flight would somehow help another person achieve this state, i.e. the way to the message for that person is (specifically) in the flight, then I could see the desire to join/help rise in myself. Thing is, that's still physical (for the other person), in Olam Haba, we should already be in that state... At least, this is *my* understanding... 

Regarding our separate beliefs, I don't get the sense that you need me to believe as you do, nor do I need that from you. We're just asking questions, so it's all good with me!  :)