The Soul is the unique source of your self.
Five of the world’s major religions — Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism — describe some version of a “self” which lives on after the physical body dies.
But each religion imagines the origin, journey, purpose, and destination in different ways.
However, there are major themes across religions, philosophies, and spiritual traditions that converge.
The soul exists at multiple levels of reality simultaneously: physical, spiritual, and causal.
Each level has limitations and constraints in place to guide a new soul to learn about its God-given freedoms (free will agency), creative powers, uniqueness, accountability for choices and effects.
The soul has the potential for eternal life, the physical body on earth does not.
Through the soul, each unique human being can directly connect to the universal source (often called God, or over-soul).
This view of the soul is not new…it combines ideas presented across religions, philosophies, spiritual traditions. However, different words are used for each part, level, layer of self and source.