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    Plato’s The Republic, is a complex work that discusses the nature of man, justice, the soul and a just society. The city of Athens was on the verge of ruin after Socrates trial and execution. Plato considers justice to be interconnected with goodness of an individual and a state, thus being the best way for survival. This paper will discuss justice and injustice as exemplified in Plato’s description of the fall of the state and the individual. The conversation begins with Glaucon and…

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    about the happiness of their soul. Since they are spacing themselves from the wants of the body they should see death as an even more celebrated detachment of soul and body. As stated by Socrates, true philosophers are preparing for death throughout all their lives. Philosophers in particular are unafraid to die because since they do devote everything they do in life to death, it would be weird for them to feel sad when death comes. “It would be ridiculous for a man to train himself in life to…

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    made of, and the most importantly why must all living things die in the first place? We believe that everything has a soul and some of us are perplexed what is the soul of a person look like? Does it have any form or feeling? A lot of ceremonies and rituals are performed when someone departs from the World. These ceremonies and rituals are conducted for the salvation of the soul of the deceased person. These rituals have been effectuated since the ages of our ancestors. Some of the rituals…

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    Exercising helps the body become stronger and improve one’s physicality. Like exercising, meditation is ways to train the mind to go far beyond what was not previously perceived. Jewish Meditation is a practice in which the mind attempts to access the four levels of consciousness. These four levels of consciousness epitomizes our existence and accessing the divine world helps manifest a connection between each world. Mediation is a process, which allows healing of the body, spirit, and most…

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    graphic descriptions of death (not within prompt), coping with the afterlife, etc. Modern Morbid Supernatural AU wherein Dirk is a reaper upon a pale horse, and due to his frequent difficulties harvesting souls on account of him not being a particularly People Friendly dude, he’s gotten assigned to train another reaper (y/c). The cause of death for your character is entirely up to you, and if you’d like to do some ooc worldbuilding or plot-planning once we’ve gotten into the swing of things,…

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    world that Eliot intended to achieve with “The Waste Land.” To take the reader to the underworld (Hell) particularly with using Dante 's poems creates an allusion to hell and describes the emotions of the people perfectly, for the era; “the wretched souls those who lived without disgrace and without praise.” Without Dante 's vital contribution to the allusion, the allusion becomes weaker, or essentially…

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    He says that the soul is immortal and has been born many times. Since it has been born many times, it has already seen everything (the forms of the things), and having seen everything it has learned everything. “Since the soul is immortal, then, and has been born many times, and has seen both the things here and the ones in Hades-in fact, all things- there is nothing it…

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    Ghost Are Real Essay

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    activity and if they are real for years and there has been hard evidence but does anyone know for sure. “Ghosts are the energy of a person’s soul and can be either good or bad. Spirit is a generic term to describe any entity that was never human like angels, demons, elementals or other gods” (Paranormalistics). Although a human ghost is the soul of…

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    Spiritual Formation

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    circumstances. Last but not least the subordination of the components of the body that Dallas describe is a very good reminder of how our “operating system” must operate. Proper Subordination comes when we allow the following path: God –> Spirit –> Soul –> Body. Improper Subordination will…

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    Essay On Hmong Culture

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    interacts with its souls and the spiritual world. The soul is responsible for nearly all illnesses and diseases. If it is separated, scared, lost or confused the soul or souls would cause an imbalance within the body and therefore cause the sickness. The Hmong are very careful of their soul as they believe in reincarnation, if the souls was in some way hurt or distraught it could hamper their reincarnation. Things such as dabs (evil spirts) can harm one of the twelve souls needed, “to be…

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