At all costs, what we must value is the soul—white, luminous, eternal, and priceless. When the soul is sound and pleased, it works wonders on both body and mind. Light and free, it is yet imprisoned in the body, remaining captive until the body pe...
At all costs, what we must value is the soul—white, luminous, eternal, and priceless. When the soul is sound and pleased, it works wonders on both body and mind. Light and free, it is yet imprisoned in the body, remaining captive until the body perishes, when it regains its immortal self. By nature, the soul is perfect and full, and when cherished, it brings joy to its bearer. To preserve its purity, we must follow the dictates of conscience—the true command of God. When rightly heard and practiced, it brings prosperity, brilliance, and future glory. Nurtured with divine virtues, the soul shields us from harm. And this, though profound, is so simple to do. Here is an earnest expostulation.