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inside him and that his inner world is different from the world around him. Inside him,
there’s a Soul – a particle from the outside — from the spiritual world. It has a single
vector of movement, a single desire. The Soul actually seeks to escape from this world.
It aspires to go to God, to its own world. However, in the material world, this aspiration,
this deepest feeling that comes from the Soul encounters human consciousness. And
human consciousness interprets these strong deepest incentives already in a different
way, based on the knowledge and experience gained in this life. And here a very
important role is played by man’s dominant worldview, his Knowledge of the world and
himself. If the material worldview dominates him, if his consciousness is narrowed and
he lacks spiritual Knowledge, then numerous substitutions take place in his
consciousness. That is, the Personality uses this power not for spiritual development, but
rather to satisfy its material desires. The power of the single spiritual feeling is split in
consciousness into numerous desires of the Animal nature. As a result, instead of
striving for Eternity, man begins to panic and fear it and regard this three-dimensional
world as the only reality of his existence. He wastes the power of his life on achieving
satisfaction of his own Ego in the material world, on gaining power over other people,
and on accumulating earthly wealth. However with the death of the body, man loses all
this, leaving from his past life in his afterlife fate just a bundle of negative energy, which
will be brining sufferings and anxiety to him for a long time. On the other hand, if the
spiritual worldview dominates man and if he not simply possesses the Knowledge of the
world and himself but uses it purposefully and appropriately, improving himself, then he
changes qualitatively. He moves along the spiritual vector of his life, thanks to the
deepest feelings emanating from his Soul. For a spiritually mature person, the death of
the physical body is, in essence, liberation. It is only a transition to a qualitatively
different state – the state of the real freedom in Eternity.
Anastasia: You know, many readers emphasise the fact that, given the diversity of
literature available, it is actually difficult to find any specific information about the Soul.
Furthermore, in modern consumer society even the term “soul” itself is being
increasingly often substituted with notions that are diametrically opposed to the Soul,
such as “mind”, “psyche”, human “self”, and “self-consciousness”. Readers find some
general philosophy at best, and even then it is usually sealed in the shell of either a
section of ethnology, or of religion and mysticism, or of psychology and sociology.
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