Etymologically, the concept of the soul comes from the Latin "anima", "breath", "life" and has the same meaning for the Greek word "psyche." some of the defined as a spiritual principle that informs the human body and it is the essence of man ... or a particular ethereal substance found in living organisms, where the inner essence of each of these living beings. .. But beyond its definition is true that the soul is a metaphysical component within us, something that makes us not only flesh but also spiritual beings ... (regarding our spiritual elevation, not according to the theologians).
It should be a bit of history around the soul and I want to tell the former belief that women possessed and that this was only a quality male ... Curiously who held this thought were Catholics and only in 431 AD came to an agreement that women if we have soul ... (thanks for giving me this "right ")... But some Jewish groups continued to ensure that women do not have it with us ....( well ... is the pluralism of thought).
Well, ... around it are many questions, like where does it go when we die?, can travel and where we go back?, can, if we allow it and we know how, to change relevant aspects of our life?, etc ...
Well ... obviously what we think of our soul will go directly related to what we have been taught, our Christian view, the level of spirituality that we have achieved and if we, know and manage the concepts of metaphysics ...
personally believe that the soul does not belong to us and comes and goes back to a greater whole, I also think that traveling and where we wish to be, a part of our energy will be universal, I also believe that if we can use metaphysical principles management and knowledge fully to the point that they transmute, dissolve and manages many aspects of our existence ... but thats just my opinion and there are actually different points of view, all respectable ...
But well ... everyone should see and explore within it to discover it says its essence and be able to manage their spirit to uncover a little more human nature.
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