Interregnum - A journey from death to rebirth

 


 

 

 

 
 

 

Interregnum 

 
A journey from death to rebirth

 

   

 

 

 

Spirituality

 

 

 

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Body and soul

 
 

Small glossary

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Body and soul

 

The nature of the soul

The soul is not material in nature. The soul is pure consciousness, the imperishable entity. The soul is the one property no one can take away from us. All shapes and forms is related to something created but this doesn’t apply to the soul, it is beyond all creation and destruction. The soul has a fundamental characteristic; contemplation. The soul is: "The one who observes".

Although the soul is not material, you may still sense its appearance in the physical world. The soul may be perceived as a small ‘void’ (a tiny black hole), located at the center of man and at the center of all beings. Incidentally, all beings are soulful creatures, whether they are material or organic. The only thing that separates these beings is the nature or "expression" of consciousness.

The core of the soul (the black hole) emanate concentric waves. These are longitudinal waves traveling multiple times faster than light. The waves are connected to the law of nature we call gravitation. The universe is permeated by these waves in all directions. At a certain distance from the core of the soul, the waves will fade out in the general noise of waves from the cosmos. This distance defines, determines the limit of, what is called the "aura of the soul".


The nature of the body

The body is like the tool of the soul in external and internal existence. The soul, in turn, exists beyond all creation. You can compare the body to a video camera. The lens (eye) captures the light. The light is converted into electrical signals (brain impulses) and the electrical signals are finally stored in the camera's magnetic tape (memory). But the video camera itself only receives the signals, it is the cameraman (soul) who observes the progress.

Now, unfortunately, it gets complicated. It turns out that the body can actually be divided into seven bodies of different material density. Each of these is associated with a sensory function. As if this were not enough, we must add seven bodies that have to do with the psyche, that is, the realm of thought. The psychic world is concrete, it is perfectly real but is made up of "thought forms", matter that obeys completely different laws of nature.


The sensory body

The sensory body is a name for the seven physical bodies together. Since these bodies are designated by many different names in esotericism, I have decided to choose completely independent names.

 

The density body:

The heaviest of the human physical bodies which is made up of electrons, protons and neutrons. The sense function has to do with taste.

The neurology
        body:

This body consists of neutrinos (small particles that are considered neutral but which in practice has a small charge). For example, the electron is surrounded by two neutrinos that are in different "energy shells". The mind function for this body is related to tactility (touch).

The visual body:

The third physical body is made up of light particles (photons) that settle in rosette-shaped orbits around charged particles. The photons always face the same side (pole) towards the charged particle. The sense function that has to do with this body is sight.

The atomic body:

The first of man's spiritual bodies. The atomic body consists of free ‘units of voids’ (nolites and nilites) which in vacuum form thin shells around charged particles. These shells (etheric matter) can exist independently of the original particle! The sense function of the atomic body is smell.

The plasma body:

A spiritual body consisting of electric and magnetic fields. The magnetic fields are an effect of charged particles in motion. The sense function associated with this body is hearing.

The tonal body:

A spiritual body consisting of "G-waves," standing gravitational waves. Waves, of the same kind that radiate from the core of the soul, interfere when they meet particles and settle into shell formations (wave patterns) around matter. This energy is in itself conscious. The sense function is balance/orientation.

The memory body:

The seventh body is completely immaterial and formless but still counts among the sensory-conditioned bodies. This body shines, not with physical light but light of a different, elevated nature. The function of the body is associated with man's objective memory of his worldly life path. You must also understand this body as connected with the heaviest physical body, the density body.


 

The sensory-soul and the thought-soul

To obtain a full understanding of the world of thought, we must first go deeper into the realm of the soul. You can say that the soul sends out waves (contemplation) from its center, its core. Then the waves reflected from the body's sense centers (sensation) are recorded. It now turns out to be two different but cooperating souls that exist in parallel, they overlap. The sensory-soul sends out energy, the thought-soul receives. Both soul entities are conscious but one soul is verbal and logical, the other is wordless and intuitive in nature.

The thought-soul is the soul that records the information reflected from the body's various sense centers. Unlike the sensory-soul, the thought-soul is deeply involved in an assessment of how different impressions are experienced, whether something is good or bad, pleasant or unpleasant. The sensory-soul, on the other hand, is the bearer of our identity, what we perceive as the "self". The sensory-soul is constantly filled with an inner dialogue: "Should I do this or that". The thought-soul does not speak, but its measure seems to be: "This is how we usually do it" (routine-based). The thought-soul is identical with what is called our conscience.


The thought-body

The thought-body is the collective name for the seven psychic bodies. Psychic bodies consist of thought matter. This matter becomes visible when the sensory-soul emits waves in the ‘other direction’ (inwards) than normally occurs in the waking state. What happens is that the radiance of the sensory-soul withdraws (such as when falling asleep, for example). The sensory-soul then no longer has access to signals from the body's soul-centers and consciousness ceases temporarily.

The soul radiance is activated again, but this time it is the psychic bodies of the thought-soul that are in focus. These are experienced as one body (the body we have in the dream world) just as we experience our physical body as one and undivided. In the world of thought, the physical sense functions of the bodies are matched by various psychic functions. Here, too, I have chosen to use established esoteric terms as little as possible.

 

The craving body:

This psychic body carries all our ideas about food and drink. The desire body includes all our knowledge of what is worthy or unworthy to consume. The negative thought patterns gathered here deal with specific bad or harmful habits in the food sector, for example the two extremes of gluttony and self-starvation.

The passion body:

In the passion body we find all our thoughts and experiences in the area of ​​sexuality. Here are our inclinations, desires and fantasies, usually concerning the opposite sex. Examples of negative thought patterns here could be the use of sexuality as a drug, but it could just as well be about repressed sexual needs.

The rationality
        body:

The sublime mind body carries the experiences we have gathered in the intellectual realm. Here is everything we know in science, language and mathematics. Here we learn to distinguish between good and bad, usefulness and uselessness. The negative thought patterns usually revolve around the concepts of egoism, greed and power perfection. The knowledge here is of an elementary nature..

The cultural body:

In this body, all our knowledge and experiences that have to do with art and culture are collected. This is where our imagination and our creative power can be found. Much is about learning to control the thought matter in order to translate one's inner visions into concrete forms of expression. The wisdom of the cultural body also supports various methods of developing and utilizing nature's resources.

The emotional
        body:

The emotional body is the psychic body that includes our entire emotional life. This is a hotbed of conflicting emotions such as hope and despair, hate and love, joy and sadness. Finding a balance between extremes is important for optimal well-being and good function.

The emphatic body:

This sublime body contains our ability to live in and to practice unconditional love. Here we find all our ability to help and support our fellow humans and all other beings. The body collects the knowledge we have about the inherent dynamics of nature. The law of cause and effect.

The visionary body:

The seventh body is completely immaterial but still belongs to the thought-controlled bodies. This body is formless but can assume a form at the command of the will. Here are all the memories we have stored up regarding the world of thought (more specifically the subjective and introspective life path). The visionary body should be seen as connected to the heaviest psychic body. This is because a feedback takes place here that deals with planning and dreams for future periods of life.

 


Where is the thought world?

The thought world is located inside and outside our physical body. We have the first three psychic bodies "under the skin", so to speak, while three of the higher (sublime) bodies exist within our aura. The last body has no real propagation in space. While the sensory world (the physical world) is an objective existence, the thought world is instead completely subjective. It arises, so to speak, "in the eye of the beholder".

The thought world becomes tangible the moment the thought-soul perceives its own psychic bodies. But there is also another possibility and that is that the thought-soul perceives the psychic bodies of other beings. We can call these two options our private thought world (dream world) and the collective thought world. For us, the latter is about the planet Earth and its thought world.


The natural laws of the thought world

The thought world is often a copy of the sensory world, but in this psychic realm there are completely different laws of nature than those we are used to. We experience them in our dreams but when we wake up we forget most of the sequence of events. We also have a tendency to dismiss dreams as nonsense because we are constantly comparing them to the rational physical world.

By looking more systematically at the thought world and how it works, you can discern a number of conditions that are very clearly different from our experiences in the sensory world. Let us first examine the collective thought world (the psychic sphere of the Earth), we can then compare different individuals and see how they interact.

 

Coordination:

In the collective thought world, no objective sequence of events exists. Instead, the scene is characterized by many subjective (parallel) processes. These are coordinated and do not counteract each other.

Centering:

The individual in the collective thought world is not just a part of an event, but experiences himself as the center of the entire event.

Time variability:

The experience of time is completely subjective, there is no permanent matter on which to base an objective time calculation. However, there is a synchronization in the relationship between the thought world and the sensory world. A dreaming person often finds himself getting on a bus, boat or perhaps a plane at the exact moment it is time to wake up.

Thought power:

The matter of the collective thought world takes shape according to the individual's inner images. Objects are manifested out of nothingness through thought power. A person who is in this sphere may have an inner dialogue with himself: "Hmm, what if it rains." The next moment, of course, the rain pours down.

Location change:

A person can instantly change their place of residence. This happens by the person changing their "focusing" (point of view). The person may say to himself: "I wish I was at Aunt Martha's". He doesn't have time to think the thought through until he sees the gate to her house.

Communication:

An actual "ether-borne communication" (speech) does not take place in the thought world. The exchange of information comes about through "verbal telepathy". People perceive other people's messages as spoken sentences.

Compatibility:

In our familiar physical world (especially when it comes to relationships) it is an undeniable fact that opposites attract. In the collective thought world, it is the other way around; like attracts like. This can concretely result in entire villages or cities where all people are on a similar cultural and intellectual level.

 

 

 

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