The soul’s activity liberated from the body, that is, the spirit and other spiritual beings’ means: The spirit, which is an immaterial being, does not have such a presence and does not occupy space as the material objects of the being. It is simple and does not contain any compounds because it has no parts if the present does not fill parts of the space. The spirit is present by his whole being in the whole space by his activity. Multiple spirits may be present in the same space because they do not fill space other than bodies. Their presence lasts as long as they occupy a certain place and is impressive in that they are active there in a certain direction. However, their presence in space is imperfect, limited to a certain part of space: it must be understood that they are not everywhere at once, as the most perfect, the giver of all life, God. God’s presence in space is unlimited. God is everywhere. At the speed of thought, the spirit can at any time occupy another arbitrary space because it is independent of space. How much space can a spirit contain at one time? By its presence, it can contain a body in the universe about the size of our globe. If the spirit wants its presence from one circular to another, it does not have to overcome the space that separates them. The matter is subject to this law. The spirit is where it wants to be at the moment. Or, in other words, at the speed of thought. The spirit reveals its thoughts to another spirit only by will; I want him to know these thoughts. If he wills, the spirit recognizes them to the extent that they were revealed to him revealed. The spirit, the soul, does not get tired of thinking because it has an immaterial essence. Above all, he knows his existence and the qualities that belong to it. Just as the human soul can see in somnambulist sleep into the past, present, and a little into the future, so the spirit sees and knows much more perfect because it is not limited in any way by time and space.<\/h2>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"