Here’s a simple equation to our being:

Soul = Mind + Heart + Body

How deep is your soul?
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How deep your soul is dependent on how conscious you are.
How conscious you are is dependent on the competency of your subconscious and unconscious.

There are different explanations on consciousness as well as what exactly needs to be studied or even considered consciousness. In some, it is synonymous with the mind, and at other times, it is an aspect of mind. In our context, consciousness exists on all three parts of the self – the mind, heart and body.

Practical Example:

Anesthesia removed my experience of feeling pain during surgery.

This is fundamental to understanding this equation because we can be conscious during surgery that our body is going through a physical procedure that cause suffering, and yet our mind makes us aware that the chemicals in our bodies inhibit that feeling of pain.

Reframing Human Values and Rethinking Intelligences

What are the determinants of the soul’s depth?

Soul’s depth = Consciousness competency = Highest potential

The depth of your soul is dependent on your consciousness competency, which can determine our highest potential.

There are two factors that are the driving force to your highest potential:

1. Your archetype: your values (MEPIC Wealth) and roles (Specialist v Generalist)

2. Consciousness competency is determined based on how well your simulated consciousness is which is tied to three types of intelligences: predictive abilities (IQ, EQ) and actual experiences (MI)

Your wisdom, is dependent upon:

1. How good the quality of your intuition (subconscious):

a. how much data you have accumulated from the real-world experiences,

b. how well your computational abilities are:
(IQ) to process those information to turn them into knowledge with the objective assessment of your senses (zero fear, non-zero-sum desire) (EQ)

2. driven by how aligned your conscience (conscious) are with the ultimate realities (through the balance view of different ideologies and usage of philosophies as tools) (WQ)

3. These turn into your instinct (unconscious), how you react to your everyday experiences. (AQ)