Human Identity Research Paper

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It is heavily debated as to whether or not human beings embody an eternal soul. I will define the soul as as intangible extension of your consciousness that achieves value and existence in the world beyond the tangible human body. I'm not going to take a stance for or against this argument. Although, I do think there are key elements in life that convey meaning, and trigger you to believe you have a universality embodiment, in and of yourself.

These moments of the pure divine and innocence are revealed when you engage in activity that brings about the best in you, and the social fabric of a society. For example, when you develop a skill to its fullest and utilize it, there is no doubt that you will succeed. Or, doing something for the sake …show more content…

You have developed a skill, and strengthened society by your agency. In developing your own agency, you need to decide for yourself where the mind and body will thrive. It doesn't logically follow that just because you are good at doing something, that you will be the best at doing it. However, it has been proven that the more passionate you are about something, you will naturally start to improve. It is difficult not to become better at something you do for its intrinsic value. When you desire to do something where in which you know the mind will thrive, you are expanding the outlets in which you can make a difference not only in your life, but others as …show more content…

subjective good. What you may think is beneficial to all of society, could come hurdling back into your face if the fabric begins to fray with your immediate presence. It is your job to change their minds. Find a commonplace, express yourself with passion, exclaim in every way possible that this is best for "me", and inevitably society. The more passion you exude in something that helps you find yourself, will create the same spark in perfect strangers. This can be compared to fireworks on the 4th of July. The show begins with a dark, empty, and infinite sky. The first firework fills the sky with light. Enveloped by the show, you don't wait for the finale, but continue to look up to the dark of night, and visualize the light becoming more frequent, and vastly more bright. When the finale arrives, you no longer wait for the next explosion in the sky, for you are far too busy observing the once pitch black now masked by the life of light. Convince society your good is needed. Receptivity looks dim, but hold on to the hope that your firework turns into a