Most religious or metaphysically inclined people assume their real identity is that of a “soul” incarnating in a body for the purpose of experience, education, and evolution. Even if this is true, the question remains as to where this soul-identity leaves off and the identification with experience begins— where is the line drawn? Is there such a thing as an individual soul at all?
Richard Rose.
What we generally call a soul may be the misidentification of the impersonal Self with a cluster of experience, which is personified as the ego and projected into the ether as a spiritualized human. Is the soul the face at the end of the ray of the Spiritual Sun, or Atman, and the ego is a mask on that face?
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