/lit/ - Literature

>>16815458
The soul is regarded as the form of the body only in a radical, selfcongruent sense, whilst the body is regarded as the form of the soul only in an appearential sense.

The soul's form is perfect when, either: the soul's body is regarded in its pure, essential aetheric manifestation, being totally integral to the spirit. or: its biophysical body/ies become/s metamerged/sublimated within the soul --thus realizing the soul--, and temporospatially sealed within the soul's glorified body, which constitutes a synthesis of both of the aforementioned bodies --the soul does not get to leave the body "at will", but the fact that the soul is able to choose whether to return to the biophysical body during certain "near death.experiences", and, ultimately, that it does return, is a testament to the soul's will to acquire a form --to become something.

>>16818001
The soul is not seperated from the biophysical body during astral/superconscious travel.

The soul can be regarded as the form of the body only in a radical, selfcongruent sense, when the body is regarded in its essential, aetheric manifestation, being totally integral to the Spirit.

The biophysical body as such, consisting of matter --imperfect substance--, does not meet the aforementioned criteria, despite its parameters being theologically/pleromatically ordered in such a way as to facilitate ontic integralness.

Body is the image of Spirit, and the form of Soul, either: through its becoming, or: in its being --through its instances, or in its suprastance.

The body should be made to be like a fine chalice, capable of being filled with, and of pouring, without spillage, Soul.

One's Image can be: 1. An iheritance of one's Genesis and/or Being; 2. An acquirement, or an attainment, of one's Becoming; 3. An attainment of one's Being; depending on the circumstances preceding one's birth, one's Image/Body/Face could have consisted of/appeared as: 1. A synthetic/multitudinous whole comprising the totality of all previously gifted/acquired, and/or mastered/attained, forms; 2. A gifted/acquired, and/or mastered/attained, singular form; 3. An essentially & originally orbic form.