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The mind is the only true pathway to the soul
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God created you but not in the image that you percieve. He is perfect,
therefore he cannot be carnal, because being so would mean he has limitations and is infact as inferior as we with our mortal
dependancies. The image that we are created in can only be witnessed in the soul. The soul is the true essence of who you
are. It cannot be seen, touched or manipulated by any of the senses. The senses are material and they belong to the material
world in which you are being held a prisoner of. The senses were made to guide you, but they now only remain to fool you.
The senses block us from seeing eachother; from seeing the soul. They trick us into believing we are just carnal beings, dependant
on our senses and thus blinded by this material manifestation. So how do I see the soul? I detach myself from the material.
It is not necessary that you go into seclusion, though many philosophers decide to. Perhaps I naturally encountered my seclusion
in this world through slowly losing interest in human interactions. Life sent me through such a rollercoaster ride that I
lost and re-found God time and time again. I lost him so amny times that after I found him again, I had to reflect on the
things I had done in my life taht preevnted me from beiing close to him. I soon realized that the more I gave into material
plesaures, the less of God I would have, and the more lost I would be, because you see, God id connected with our soul and
the soul knows not of material pleasures and understands little of vain intercations that most humans have naturally evolved
to partake in. So the idea is to detach yourself from your carnal dependancies. Eat for survival not for satisfaction, but
it's okay to enjoy what you eat. Sex may seem like a hard one to avoid, but believe me, you will naturally abandon it and
your body will no longer have any desire for it. As you open your mind, which is the only true and pure apthway to the soul,
you will detach yourself from the material and see the world as an outsider. | |
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