Brooks Agnew – I don’t want to get wrapped up in semantics. Many great arguments for something are lost to semanticists who parse words. Let’s get past that, okay?
Where did the concept of spirit come from?
Its source is Latin spīritus, whose original meaning was “breath, breathing” and hence “spirit, soul, courage, vigor”; its ultimate origin is a Proto-Indo-European root.
I would say this refers to the union of the soul address that is you, from eons of time, to your mortal body. Now, there are those who say the soul is the union of the spirit to the body, but what I see is that the soul is much larger than the body. Continue reading
Gillian MacBeth Louthan – As we exit the month of the human heart and all that involves we enter places of emotion we are not prepared for. All places and times merge together in a patchwork of feelings that cannot be explained away.
Jafree Ozwald – What is the main intention of your life? Why are you here? What do you wish to see manifest for yourself, others, and this entire world? Take some time to think about this. Is there anything more important for you to think about?
Nanice Ellis – Do you know that you are dreaming, and that nothing is happening outside of you? This means that there is no competition and there is nothing that you cannot be, do or have. This is your dream and you are the dreamer. Indeed, this can be a scary realization or the most liberating. Possibly both?