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Jiang's three-plane model of consciousness: mind as conscious/subconscious narrative, spirit as heart/emotion, and soul as the deepest knowing.
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mind, spirit, and soul
Jiang's three-plane model of consciousness: mind as conscious/subconscious narrative, spirit as heart/emotion, and soul as the deepest knowing.
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"move together back to the monad and with the monad our love is imprinted and this love becomes a force unto itself that compels..."
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"is the soul and all three planes exist at the same time and when all three align or correspond we are happy we know..."
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"...we now see is finally, the alignment in Penelope between mind, spirit, and soul, and that makes her alive again, okay? Okay, all right,..."
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The Odyssey ends by making love more important than empire, fame, and heroic death.
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