The soul is the life force of the body.

In truth, the soul is by nature the life force of the body in which it resides. Everyone knows that what awakens the body on all sides is consciousness, and consciousness is none other than the energy of the soul. Each body is the carnal envelope of an incarnated spiritual soul, perceptible through the individual consciousness, its outward manifestation.

The distinct soul of God is a spiritual atom, finer than material atoms, and there is a infinite number of these spiritual atoms. This tiny spark is the vital principle or vital force of the material body, where its influence is widespread everywhere. Consciousness manifests itself by exerting its influence throughout the body in this way. It is the proof of the presence of the soul, which is its source. Everyone knows that, deprived of consciousness, the material body is an inert, lifeless object that nothing can revive. Consciousness comes from the soul.

The man of perfect intelligence can perceive the soul whose measure is in the infinitely small. It floats, carried by the five kinds of air which circulate in the body. Located in the heart, it dispenses its energy to the whole body. Once purified from the contamination of these five kinds of material air, it reveals its spiritual power.

The infinitesimal soul resides in the heart of every living being, human, animal and plant, from where its influence spreads throughout the body. There is no doubt that if the energy necessary for the functioning of the organism comes from the heart, it is because the individual soul and the Supreme Soul are both present there. Blood cells, which carry oxygen stored in the lungs, get their energy from the soul. This is why the blood ceases to circulate and to perform its functions as soon as the soul leaves the body. The soul supplies the body with its vital energy, and the heart is the seat of all bodily energies.

The individual and distinct spiritual souls of God, parts of the spiritual Whole, Krishna, can be compared to the innumerable luminous molecules composing them. sunshine. Spiritual sparks, they compose the radiance of the Supreme Lord and constitute his higher energy. The soul is indestructible, eternal and without measure, only the material bodies which it borrows are subject to destruction. The material body is inherently perishable.

In truth, each of us is truly a spiritual soul.

There are countless spiritual atoms, each one the size of a ten-thousandth of the tip of a hair. The individual and distinct soul of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, is indeed a spiritual atom, finer than the material atoms, and there are an infinite number of these spiritual atoms. This tiny spiritual spark is the vital principle of the material body in which it resides and where its influence is widespread everywhere. Consciousness, which is the energy of the soul, manifests itself by exerting its influence throughout the body, it is the proof of the presence of the soul, which is its