“The Soul of Man” composition
For many thousands of centuries people have wondered what the soul is and what the essence of the human soul is. Also for many millennia there were those who answered this question. There is a lot of literature written on this topic. I want to single out only one of them, the most special and the most valuable.
Most fully about the essence of the human soul is written in the ancient treatise in Sanskrit, in that very living book – the Bhagavad Gita. The Bhagavad Gita is one of the most mysterious works of this world. The same mysterious as the soul itself. The second chapter of the Bhagavad Gita is the most important. This chapter is devoted to the soul of man. The most important idea of the second chapter of this treatise is the idea of the difference between a person’s soul and his body. In the text 20, the following is written: “The soul is not born and does not die, it never arises, does not arise and does not arise.” She is unborn, eternal,
The same chapter describes the properties of the soul. The soul can not be dismembered by any weapon, burned with fire, watered or dried by the wind. Individual soul can not be broken into pieces or dissolved. Unchanging and eternal it always retains its properties. At the same time, the soul is invisible and incomprehensible.
In the same chapter in the text