Introduction

Today I wanted to talk about the body. Not the physical body, but the spiritual. By that I am not going to say "the heart pumps blood", or "you have muscles in your arms". Anyways, let's begin. Just so you know, this is my personal view of the spiritual body, not a scientific fact. There are four main components to the body. The heart, brain, (physical) body, and soul.

The Brain

The brain is where all thoughts come from. The brain additionally decides all future actions and sends a message to the body to physically perform the actions. Sometimes the brain will not make decisions that benefit the world, but will make more selfish decisions. Whether it's simply "I want some food", or "What is the square root of the dividable paradox of pi times 64 to the power of n", all thoughts come from the brain. Thoughts are categorized into three sections. Fact, personalized opinions, and evaluation.


Fact thoughts consist of the thoughts your brain has titled has true, and scientifically correct. Fact thoughts include information about the past, present, and future. The past subsection may include scientific law, history, formulas, previously learned information about the world, and specific mental skill information (for example, a math equation, or an English rule). The past includes all information you have already learned. The present subsection consists of all information that is being thought of, or developed, in the exact present. Present information is information that is in the process of being learned. The future subsection includes all unknown information.

Personalized opinion consists of all personal, un-factual views on people, places, and things. There are three subsections to personalized opinions, which are past, present, and future. The past subsection includes all opinions on events of history and past events. An example of this might be "Last year was the worst Halloween party ever", or "My teachers thought I looked weird yesterday". The present subsection consists of all opinions being thought of, or all opinions that are set in the present. Examples include "I am prettier than all the other pineapples", or 'My hair is too long". The future subsection consists of all opinions that are not fully developed, or that are set in the future. For example, "Next year I will throw the best party ever", or "Tomorrow will be the worst day ever".


Evaluation thoughts consist of all questions, undecided decisions, and undecided thoughts. There are past, present, and future subsections. The past subsection consists of all questions, undecided decisions, and undecided thoughts that are set in the past. An example might be "Did I do the right thing yesterday?". The present subsection includes all questions, undecided thoughts, and undecided decisions that are situations of the present, and that are set in the present. This includes statements such as "Am I going to go ask her or not?". These evaluations either need to be dealt with immediately (and therefore a present evaluation), or are focused on events of the present. Future evaluations consist of all questions, undecided decisions, and undecided thoughts that take place in the future, or are problems of the future. For example, "Should I sign up for the job next year?".

The Body

The body's duty is to perform all actions, and to use all five sense to communicate with the brain, heart, and soul. Actions include actions such as speaking, fighting, walking, swimming, writing, reading. The body uses touch, smell, see, hear, and taste to send messages to the three other parts of the spiritual body. For example, if the body hears a scream, it will send a message to the brain, and the brain will then decide the facts, evaluate the situation, and base all decisions and opinions from the past, present, and future.

The Heart

The heart consists of all emotions, values, and goals. Examples include feeling sad, having a goal of becoming a president, and valuing family. The heart has a connection to the soul, and holds your truest self. The heart holds the true values and goals you have, but can sometimes be voiced out by the loud warnings of the brain. The heart has a deep understanding of right vs. wrong.

The Soul

The soul is your life. It's your energy, and it will never die. Even when your body, brain, and heart will stop working, your soul will live on to the past life. Whether some believe in heaven, Hogwarts, or anything else, when you die, your soul travels to a special place and lives on. Because your heart and soul are connected, the heart doesn't completely die either. The heart's energy travels with your soul, to wherever souls go.


Conclusion

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Does Luck Exist?

Does luck exist?

-If you think yes, include your answer with what luck is

-If you think no, include your answer what luck really means & why we say the word luck (example: luck is a word used to blame guilt on the universe), or just answer why luck doesn't exist, or both


Here is my answer:


Luck is just a word used to refuse to acknowledge that all punishments, rewards, and all other reactions happen because of your actions. You are the only person who is in control, and is in responsible for your actions. It's impossible to get life from luck, because life is having heart (values, qualities, etc.), and acting upon or against that heart. Acting upon or against your heart is your choice, and nobody else's. Luck is something out of your control, understanding, and choice, it is something that nobody can master, understand, or feel. Life is you, your heart, your actions, your choices. You might say "Well I have no choice in going to school", but you do. One day you can say to your parents "I refuse to go to school", or you can tell them a lie, or you can tell them a riddle. While most choices and actions are given little thought, it doesn't mean that there is no choice. While your heart, brain, and body might urgently warn/advise what to do or what not to do, you ultimately can choose all, some, or none of the advice. Common sense may blind us from seeing choices, your eyes can always be opened by pausing, asking, sharing, and reflecting. While pausing life may seem like no choice, like life's too fast, you do have a choice.