[Sean]

So I keep hearing in the lessons that everyone doesn’t have a soul, but it can be cultivated. But many people don’t have the point in the heart when they pass away. They are content in this life, and you say that is ok. They come back in another life to continue their progress of correction. However, you also say that we all have a spiritual counterpart, since this world is just a reflection of internal states, and so by this definition the soul is not the thing that perpetuates the individual person, so what exactly is a soul and how does that differ from the soul of Adam HaRishon?

[Sean]

Be in equivalence of form with it.

[Sean]

By experience. I pay attention to the forces that govern life and how my understanding and relation to those forces influence my reality and the reality of those around me.

[Sean]

To the perception of the whole of reality, not just our extremely limited egoistic view of it.

[Sean]

By correcting ourselves. Since we are all connected, when one of us changes we all change.

[Sean]

The evolution of egoism outpacing altruism, which is essentially the same as saying: over time we lost our connection to the upper light.

[Author]

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