The Soul III | Childlike Nature of the Soul

THE SOUL – III

The fundamental nature of the Soul is described as:

“Curiosity–Dissatisfaction”

The Soul is childlike.

A child is:

Forever curious

Forever dissatisfied

Forever exploring

Forever simple

Forever innocent

Forever adventurous

Forever learning

The teaching suggests that the soul mirrors these childlike qualities.

“Unless you become like a child,

you cannot enter the Kingdom of God.”

The text associates the word “child” symbolically with the Atma/Soul in three bodies.

The soul is portrayed as eternally learning and discovering.