The Difference Between Brain , Conciousness and The Spirit And It's Location

Spirit - Chapter III

The Difference Between Brain , Conciousness and The Spirit And It's Location

Billy Meier,
January 16, 2014

Many humans of Earth think, that the spirit may be the brain, while others assume, that some other part or a function of the body, like for example the consciousness, may be to name as spirit.

This is however fundamentally false, because the brain is of purely, body like - material nature, and the consciousness is anchored in this.

The brain itself is something that can be seen with the eyes, when it is uncovered, like it however also can be observed by outside apparatuses or measured with electromagnetic probes in its activity.

Therefore it can be photographed, analyzed and operated on.

This, whereas the consciousness is not traceable in this way, because it constitutes a fine material function of the brain and possibly can only be measured electronically in its ability.

In contrast to the brain the spirit is not material, but finest material nature and accordingly thus still a great deal finer material than the fine material consciousness, which exercises a part function in the brain.

And as the spirit is of finest material nature, it can neither by some apparatus nor device, nor with the eyes be observed, seen nor somehow registered.

Thus it can also neither be photographed even through bodily inner or outer circumstances, nor by thoughts, feelings, sickness, accident, drugs, poison or medicines etc. be attacked, damaged or through an operation be treated.

The brain is therefore not the spirit, but this is simply only a part of the body, and within this there is nothing, which can be identified as spirit, except the sprit itself, which is established as tiniest piece of Creation spirit in the roof of the midbrain ( = paired node = superior colliculus).

So the entire body and the brain of humans as well as the spirit are two fundamentally different natures, which both coarse material as well as also their finest material kind are of a fundamentally different nature.

And if the consciousness is considered, this is a function of the brain, so this can through thoughts, for example, be extremely devoted and active and spring from one object to another, while the body remains completely relaxed and motionless.

The spirit itself then is in no way affected, because it is not identical with the consciousness, but it is that creative energy factor which enlivens the consciousness, where by it the body and all of its functions are powered as well.

This expresses clearly and unambiguously, that the consciousness, the body and the brain absolutely are not of the same nature as the spirit.

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