A student answers that the soul's aspiration is to desire God, and Jiang sharpens this into the idea that humans fundamentally want to return to God because the part longs to rejoin the whole.
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Aspiration
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Jiang says the soul is the part of us that desires to return to the whole, and that this return remains our deepest aspiration even when we are ignorant of it.
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"To return to God. Do you understand? It's like, I give you my finger, okay? And like, my finger is like, I would rather..."
"No, that's the complete opposite of what I just said. Yes. None of them have souls. Okay. So God creates the universe. The universe..."
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"...His Majesty's government the following declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations, which has been submitted to and approved by the cabinet. His Majesty's..."
"...field of the cat. She's seeing the memory. She's seeing the aspirations. She's seeing the intuition, the imagination of the cat and embedding it..."
"...answer. Alright? You believe that you are an individual with individual aspirations, ambitions, with a past, with a history. The state doesn't care. The..."
"...And what's left is none of the religion, none of the aspirations, none of the hope, the faith, what's left is pure materialism. And..."
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