Do we have a soul?
There's too much spiritual/mystical "baggage" attached to the word "soul." People have minds, they have identities, they're not just bodies or just objects in the world. There are things about them that you can't perceive by looking at them, there are things about them that you probably can't perceive at all. I don't have a problem with someone calling all that a soul. But I think that when it's gone, it's gone for good.
I don't know. I feel like I'm becoming less sure about that kind of thing recently, like I have a little nagging feeling that there's more to existence than what we're taught in school. Could be that my mental health is getting worse and I'm experiencing derealisation, or could be that I'm starting to become WOKE about the true nature of reality. Either way, I'm kind of enjoying the ride.
Define soul and I tell you if we got one.
I don't know exactly what a soul is. It is the part that cannot die, other than the physical body? There is so much more than just the "soul" I believe.
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