PHILOSOPHICALLY ANALYZE THE REFLECTION OF THE BODY, SOUL AND SPIRITUALITY IN HUMAN EXISTENCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4I8Y2024N28Keywords:
human personality, body, consciousness, spirit, soul, spirituality, harmony.Abstract
This article explores the interconnected components of human personality: body, consciousness, spirit, and soul. While materialism has deepened our understanding of the body and consciousness, it has neglected the spirit and soul. This imbalance has fostered a consumer society prioritizing material over spiritual values. The body functions through instincts, while consciousness organizes experiences into knowledge and understanding. The spirit, transcending materialism, embodies faith, ideals, and the will to achieve them. Human behavior is driven by faith in ideals and the hope for success, essential for personal and societal growth.A balanced spirit, formed through upbringing and will, is crucial for harmonious existence. Spiritual growth often arises from suffering, challenging the traditional pursuit of happiness. This article advocates for a holistic understanding of human personality, integrating both material and spiritual dimensions to address societal contradictions and enhance personal well-being.
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