Separation between forms

The form of man. From a top down hierarchy:

• Spirit

• Soul

• Body

  
  

Spirit: the directions from a place in the uppermost. The coming down of response.

• The softening of fear,

• the softening of the hard heart,

• the softening of anger/rage,

• the perspective attempting to adjust itself to a goodness.

Soul: (Mind, Will, Emotions):

• The thoughts and directions of the will,

• The part of the form that determines how much to adopt and how much to let go.

• The part of the form that forms around the emotion (anger, rage, fear, lust / gentleness, kindness, meekness, long suffering.

  
  

  Sometimes the automation of body and mind in connection to actions.

  • The chewing of food, breathing, the placing of hands in a specific way, the things we do without thinking.

Body: (The flesh: scent, hearing, taste, touch and sight)

• The manifestation of physical.

• The agreement to function based on the mind.

• The lower parts.

• The action automated or at enmity in following direction from above. Feeling of hunger, but not running to eat right away.

• The feeling of tiredness, but waking up anyway.

Now that we have an understanding lets look at separation. The function of enabling control by will from spirit > into the will of the soul > into the will of the body. All are one, all are separate. So the spirit initiates the command, the gentle nudge to do the opposite thing the soul or body wants after. Separation of spirit occurs with the ignoring of the gentle nudge. The capturing of it found in the still small voice and obeying that. The thing that that appears to point a certain way, but feels like foolishness to you. When in sync you're fighting against what seems to be the same thing everyone else thinks as the core systems that govern their day to day and separating out the spirit by not following it's direction.

So that's separation from spirit to soul. Let's talk about separation from Mind to Body. Does the body always do what you ask? No. We have the same separation their in obedience. So the Mind commands the flesh to endure, and the flesh either takes weakness for itself and convinces the mind to enable it like a child. Or the Mind separates the child from the desire. Eventually this becomes a principal function of the flesh. Desire has no hold on it. It obeys within reason, the mind. Where is separation good, and where is separation bad? Separation from spirit is really bad. Like really bad. Separation from Body is good, really good. It's okay to love your Body, but know that it needs to be weened off treating it like a child. Spirit draws it's nutrients from the heavens so it needs to be consistently fed and nurtured. The body only needs nutrients from heaven BUT it can also obtain nutrients from the earth. If it's nutrients come from earth it tends to want for more. This can be both good and bad. The nutrients form blockages from nutrients above and begin to block out the nutrients of the spirit. It's kind of like if you were building out a good habit, and inserted a bad one into the mix, claiming for yourself it would be okay if you did. In instances like this we're blocking out the good with the bad. We're staking claimant upon a potential detrimental functioning of ourselves. And thus tuning our nature like a radio to the frequency of the corrupted self. We've separated the spirit in the corruption of the flesh.

The habits built, that need to be torn down, thus we may tune into the frequency of God. God Bless Thank you Jesus, Thank you Holy Spirit, Thank you Heavenly Father.