03/27/2025
Chapter 3: Soul and Its Real Meaning
Individuals are debating the ideas of "spirit" and “soul," and I can see how different individuals view them, especially in relation to religion and non-religious views. Soul is a bundle of knowledge and energy that stores all of a person's life experiences. It is the essence of an individual, encompassing both positive and negative energies based on the vibrations they generate. It is noteworthy that the idea of the soul and its essence differ depending on the philosophy, religion, and culture one practices. Various belief systems see the soul and its place in human existence differently.
Human’s soul
Philosophically and religiously, the soul is usually the everlasting, immaterial essence of a person who transcends physical life and keeps on existing after death. This idea is often related to many religious traditions that imply an afterlife or reincarnation. Deep philosophical and spiritual inquiry into the nature of the soul has sparked centuries of debate and controversy. Actually, nobody agrees with the soul and its existence. Some people, especially those who adopt atheistic or materialistic points of view, could reject the idea of a soul or any non-physical essence apart from the body. Opinions on the soul, its existence, and how it relates to spirituality or a higher power are matters of personal faith, spirituality, and philosophy. People's perspectives on these issues can be shaped by their culture, upbringing, individual experiences, and interpretations of spiritual and philosophical teachings.
The soul is a tool God provides to generate vibrations and draw energy, which impacts personal emotions. I also talk about the scarcity of pure love energy in the Earth's atmosphere before 2012 and how this affected human experiences. I suggest that genuine love and openness require certain qualities, such as pure energy, love, and light consciousness. It is critical to respect and acknowledge the variety of perspectives and beliefs that exist on these profound questions about existence and reality. These topics are more within the domain of personal religion, spirituality, and philosophy than they are of clear scientific explanations. Some of you are going to disagree with me and start a fight when I tell you this truth. Famous, wealthy, powerful, and joyful people are more likely to accept this idea. Conversely, those living in poverty could find it challenging to embrace this fact since it implies that their choices lacked wisdom. However, you have the best option of all. You just need to understand this concept. For example, when information is presented through television, some individuals will reason that this logic stems from the primary objective of our soul's trip here: to seek similar experiences, as I will explore in the last chapter.
This existence resembles a grand energy game, involving you, me, and every person on Earth. We, the individuals experiencing this world, are volunteers who have willingly taken on the leading roles in this cosmic drama. Before coming here, we genuinely requested God to create this playground for us, even though we were unaware of this prior to our arrival. Therefore, until our evolution is complete, and the right time arrives, God cannot bestow pure love energy, light energy, and consciousness upon us. When I read messages from Mother God or Father God that state, "I have been giving my love to this world," I often feel perplexed. God is deceiving us because I believe God should demonstrate love for sentient beings in a tangible way, similar to how we do on Earth. I could not fathom how God could claim to love us from afar. The reference to "evil" pertains to the qualities of fear that are expressed.
Phase 1: Source consciousness, which represents God's comprehensive awareness.
This consciousness can be accessed through various means: direct connection to the Source consciousness, information retrieval through telepathic communication, awareness
contained in the consciousness itself, or information accessed through intuitive means. Once this information is present in your mind, it becomes input data. Subsequently, your brain processes and filters this information through your thoughts, creating your perception. Thus, consciousness involves understanding the origins of the information that your brain runs on. Each person's perception of information, however, is different since it is influenced by their own filters. Grounded awareness refers to the knowledge present in the subconscious and consciousness of every human being. Although different people may receive the same information, their individual cognitive outcomes will vary based on their distinct ways of thinking, resulting in personal perceptions. For instance, when a television shows information, some individuals may show support, while others may oppose or dislike it. On the other hand, some might applaud it while others might remain objective and multi-dimensionally aware of happenings. From the teacher's presentation on a specific subject, here is an excerpt. However, the results varied, with certain students doing perfectly and others making blunders. These examples demonstrate how individual filters and viewpoints shape our feelings.
Phase 2: Awareness evolves into wisdom.
Your perception is continuously active in your life as you process the information your brain receives and gain awareness. Unless you choose not to engage with incoming information, your brain forms specific perceptions of each issue and incident. Occasionally, the constant updating of input information can hinder your ability to form a specific perception. Such situations can distract you, and your intellect or knowledge is the synthesis of all these perceptions. Wisdom is the consciousness that originates from the consciousness of light, signifying positive qualities. On the other hand, ignorance refers to an awareness stemming from the darkness of consciousness, showing negative attributes. Both wisdom and ignorance are results of individual perceptions, but not all information derived from the human mind can be called wisdom. The mind processes a lot of information, but not all of it qualifies as wisdom; some may fall under ignorance. Similarly, compassion relates to the expression of love's qualities, while evil pertains to the manifestation of fear's attributes. Compassion is a product of love, and evil stems from fear.
Phase 3: Wisdom becomes subconscious.
The information goes from consciousness to mind, then back to your subconscious after being applied to life. All the described operations remain accessible and accumulate in a specific energy source, facilitating the functioning of your brain. All the energy accessed, along with your own subconscious information, forms part of the soul.
The package of information and energy from the soul plays a crucial role in creating the soul. Consciousness belongs to God, and the human brain is merely a tool for accessing and operating information. However, the human brain cannot generate meaning by itself. In contrast, your soul is uniquely yours, allowing you to create emotions. Yet, it does not mean that your soul is the sole creator of emotions. Emotions are vibrations of the soul, and these vibrations attract compatible energies, influencing the surface of life. For instance, when your soul vibrates with love, it attracts and integrates God's pure love energy, which fills the atmosphere. By doing so, each soul can express this pure love energy on the surface of life effortlessly. God's way of giving love to humanity differs significantly from human expressions of love toward each other. Thus, it is crucial to recognize that human behavior and love are distinct from God's actions and love in the universe.
Each person must relinquish the illusion that they are God themselves. Although humans are part of God and represent God in life, they are not gods. The soul is responsible for creating all emotions, and it will experience all the emotions it generates. The creation and experience of emotions within the soul are continuous throughout life, shaping everyone’s personality and nature. The ego, formed from subconscious and conscious experiences in this life, is not synonymous with the soul. The soul is composed of three main elements: subconscious, wisdom (mind), and physical activity. The energy within the soul is accessible only during a person's lifetime, while information stays eternally connected to the soul even after death. The concept of the soul is often associated with spiritual and religious beliefs, but beliefs about its nature vary among individuals, including both religious and non-religious perspectives. While science cannot fully explain the soul, many people still believe in its existence. Beliefs hold that God gives each person a soul that keeps track of their experiences and actions throughout life. The soul attracts energies compatible with the vibrations and emotions created by the individual. Accessing pure love energy was once rare, leading to conditional expressions of love. However, advancements in science and understanding have shed more light on the workings of the soul.
The justice of the universe works through individual choices, and people experience the consequences of their decisions, resulting in diverse life experiences. God's expression of love differs from human expressions, as God provides pure love energy accessible through the vibrations of the soul. Although pure love energy surrounds everyone, not everyone can perceive it. The soul is continuously shaped by emotions, experiences, and physical activities, not limited to living beings but also encompassing non-living entities, recording their existence and movements. In conclusion, the concept of the soul remains a mystery with diverse beliefs surrounding it. While science may not fully explain it, most people still hold a belief in the soul's existence, and its true nature continues to be a matter of faith and interpretation. It is important to distinguish between conscious life and unconscious life. Inferiority should not be confused with death, as existence without consciousness does not mean the absence of life. Death, in this context, refers to something that is no longer used or has stopped functioning. For instance, a co**se is what the soul no longer needs, and a dead river is one that has been depleted or polluted, making it unable to sustain conscious life, such as humans, fish, and plants. Thus, death signifies that something is no longer conducive to supporting conscious life.
God does not have a personal soul, but all souls that have existed in the universe are considered part of his. Each human soul acts as a diary, recording all the information and energy a person generates throughout their lifetime. Your noble self is your greater soul, having a collection of information about your consciousness and emotional experiences in the light, even though it does not have a separate existence. A mortal life is a part of your soul, and your ego "self" in everyday life is also a fragment of your soul. Within you, there are many soul fragments, and each has a corresponding separate ego. The information from each individual piece of soul you have created on Earth contributes to the entirety of your soul throughout your life. Furthermore, the information from past egos influences your current ego in this life. As you awaken, your noble soul, your greater self, can contribute to and shape your soul in this life. Eventually, when you have fully awakened and achieved complete consciousness, you will unite all these soul fragments and merge with your greater soul, assimilating everything you have created in your past lives with your current ego.
The nature of the human soul is often regarded as love, as the soul experiences love in the world of light. The information about feelings of love in your noble soul can be likened to an ocean, while the information about fearful emotions in the mortal souls you have created is comparable to a small river. Some of a river's content may be polluted, and this tributaries' information may not reach the ocean when the river runs dry.
Upon awakening completely, the river's flow to the sea stops. In this analogy, the amount of water in the small rivers is insufficient to pollute the sea. Likewise, the fears and darkness within your soul fragments will never taint the love and feeling of the immense light that exists in the soul. In the World of Light, you cannot access dark energy resources to engage with the fear that exists in the soul. In the past, claims of a wandering or helpless soul might have been dismissed as superstition, but the truth about the so-called soul has now been revealed.
In the book "The Great Truth," it was mentioned that from the moment you took your first breath until your last, God activated your soul’s software program, and all the information was installed into your body. The information you create in this life also becomes a part of your soul through the transmission of brain waves. After your physical death, God will seize and preserve all your information, including your soul, from this life. The soul energy you generated during your life leaves God. This energy still exists where you used to live, where you died, or even stays within your co**se. This is the reason for the existence of so-called wandering, hopeless souls and similar concepts. Contrary to the common belief that individuals create their own energy in life, it is essential to understand that your mental and physical faculties do not generate vitality. Instead, they function as conduits, attracting and expressing energy on the surface of life. Living energy is not something you create, but it is God's energy, which permeates throughout the universe.
To illustrate this, imagine using a 500-horsepower motor to power a crane. The motor consumes a certain amount of power while running the crane. Similarly, when you consume vegetables or eat chicken, they release the energy they have accumulated into your body, providing you with living energy. Your soul’s energy is not a result of your mental, physical, or spiritual creation. Instead, it comes from various sources of energy that you integrate and accumulate. These sources of energy can be broadly categorized into three main groups:
· Energy from consciousness: Your mental activities attract waves of dark or light energy, depending on the nature of your thoughts.
· Energy from the soul's emotional vibrations: The soul's vibrations create feelings such as fear, anger, and hatred, as well as love, joy, and compassion, which attract corresponding waves of energy.
· Energy from physical activity and nutrition: Your physical activities, dietary habits, and exposure to a fresh air environment influence the amount of energy your physical body can attract.
You create your soul energy by combining the three sources of energy you've accumulated throughout your life. At a fundamental level, all living organisms equipped with souls follow similar steps in creating their own energy. It is important to recognize that our bodies are like machines that draw energy from God and express it on the surface of life; they do not produce power themselves. Just as a malfunctioning part can disrupt a computer, a major problem in the body can lead to its failure, resulting in death. All matters in the universe can attract and emit energy. Even the smallest object can integrate energy sources. For instance, a statue in a temple or church will attract and integrate light energy. The energy around a house becomes warmer when the inhabitants are cheerful and optimistic, while negative elements within the house can create a sense of coldness and discomfort. In summary, understanding the dynamic nature of energy and its influence on the soul can offer a profound insight into the workings of life and the universe.
