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by Ron Kurtus
A total of 5 comments and questions have been sent in. They are listed according to date.
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How are the soul, body, mind and heart connected? - Nepal
Pastor from chruch calling up my wife at night - USA
Is thinking about sex bad for spiritual health? - USA
How to maintain my spiritual health in a dormitory - Philippines
How are the soul, body, mind and heart connected?
Topic: Body mind and spirit
Question
December 2, 2010
How the soul,spirit,body,mind and heart is connected each others?
Bharat - Nepal
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Answer
The connection is a mystery. The soul and the spirit may be the same thing, although some groups say they are separate. Others accept the spirit but not the soul.
It seems that the spirit or soul is an extension of the mind. The mind is part of the brain, which is an organ in the body. The heart is also an organ, but it has been shown that it also affects the emotions and the mind. Perhaps it even connects with the spirit or soul.
By examining yourself with introspection, you can get a sense of the relationship between these entities. It is a very subtle sensing, but it can enlighten you and help in your understanding.
Pastor from chruch calling up my wife at night
Topic: Factors
Question
May 4, 2010
My wife and i are having a tough time seeing eye to eye right now. i don't know who's right or wrong but all i want is for the two of us to get back to the close relationship that we had. she attends church and i don't because i think the people are not being up front with there congeration, i hope i'am not judging but that's how i feel in my gut. I want to dicuss things with her but she shut me out and say i don't want to talk about it. The paster calls her late at nite, once his wife goes to bed, which i find very strange.
Thanks,
Jesse - USA
19665
Answer
Your relationship with your wife is more important than your opinion about members of her church. I'm sure it would make her happy to have you join her in attending services with her, even if you are not wild about the idea. It seems to be important to her.
Often it is better to do such things for a woman than to try to discuss the issues. Also, if the pastor has his eyes on your wife, your presence in church with her will show him that she is taken.
If the pastor still keeps calling your wife, don't talk to her about it. Instead, get an appointment with him and ask what is going on. He'd be a fool to form some relationship with your wife, because he would lose is marriage and his church.
I hope these ideas help. Best wishes in getting things back together with your wife.
Is thinking about sex bad for spiritual health?
Topic: Factors
Question
July 19, 2009
Is thinking about sex bad for spiritual health
Lars - USA
18039
Answer
Some religions frown on thinking about sex, so for people of those faiths, it may be considered bad for their spiritual health. But in general, it is a normal part of life, just as thinking about food is. The important thing is that the thoughts of sex are not violent or causing harm to others.
How to maintain my spiritual health in a dormitory
Topic: Factors
Question
June 26, 2006
a blessed day to you.i would like to know what specific daily activities should i do as a student living in a dormitory to maintain my spiritual heealth.thanks a lot. GOD Bless us all.
ruby - Philippines
11396
Answer
The biggest problem students have when living in a dormitory is how to cope with the noise of rude students. There may also be those with different background and habits that disagree with your ideas.
Getting irritated or angry at others can affect your spiritual health. Also listening to negative students who complain or find fault in others can drag you down.
Look to the good points in people who irritate you. Appreciate those points and perhaps pray that they will see the errors of their ways. Try to avoid those who are habitually negative. You cannot change them and they may spread toxic thoughts to you.
Finally, spend at least 5-10 minutes a day in peaceful quiet or meditation. It will help to cleanse your soul or spirit from the challenges of the day. Being peaceful and friendly makes you spiritually healthy.
What is your life-after-death philosophy?
Topic: Factors
Question
May 19, 2006
you state that we as human beings are naturally good. That is to say that when we are born we are perfect in everyway. other than joining another false religon, is there any way to become inperfect? and i was curious as to what your after life philosophy is. i have a lot more questions for but am eager to understand your answer to these first. please respond.
kurt - USA
11141
Answer
I guess you could say we are born innocent, which is spiritually perfect. Purposely harming others or even doing it indirectly by being selfish and inconsiderate are ways to become spiritually unhealthy.
The idea of spiritual health is difficult, because some may think of it as simply having peace of mind, while other may consider it following the rules of their religion.
Most religions are concerned with preparing for life-after-death. Some say that you will be judged, while others say you will return again as another being. Usually, people believe what their parents taught them. But no one really knows for sure what happens, except for what they believe.
See our section on Religions for discussions on that subject and similar material.
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