THE PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL

SELF

Presented by 1Green (Group 1) Chester Ronald Pasco

Leader: Lewis Ashley B. Garcia Lyka Rivera
Members: Prince Velasco Nicole Ann Cerizo
Carla Angel Sese Jhoanna Marie Castanas
Jhunnilene Bonifacio
 LESSON OBJECTIVE:

• Understand the components and

functions of our spiritual self in
relationship to our physical self.
• The physical self consists of the dual characteristics of the
physical mind and the physical body. The physical mind
directs the physical body to maintain the functions
necessary for its survival, protection and reproduction.

C A R L A A N G E L S E E
• Our spirit self, or spirit, is a substantial yet incorporeal reality
which can be apprehended only through the spiritual senses. It is
the subject partner to our physical self. Our spirit can
communicate directly with God and is meant to govern the
incorporeal world, including the angels. In appearance our spirit
self matches our physical self. After we shed the physical self, we
enter the spirit world and live there for eternity. The reason we
desire an eternal life is because our innermost self is the spirit self
which has an eternal nature. Our spirit self consists of the dual
characteristics of spirit mind and spirit body. The spirit mind is
the center of the spirit self, and it is where God dwells.

N I C O L E A N N C E R I Z O
What age do you think is the prime of life and why
do you think God would want us to live eternally in
the prime of our life?
• What physical limitation would you look forward
to living without?

C H E S T E R R O N A L D PA S C O
 What is a moment in your life that would be
written in larger font on the tablets of your life in
spirit world?
• What field or practice would you like to learn
about or try in the spirit world?

PRINCE VELASCO
• The conscience is that faculty of the human which, by virtue of its
inborn nature, always directs us toward what we think is good.
However, due to the Fall, human beings have become ignorant of
God and thus ignorant of the absolute standard of goodness. A
person’s conscience directs him to pursue goodness according to
the standard which he has set up in ignorance, even though it may
differ from the original standard. As the standard of goodness
varies, the standard of our conscience also fluctuates; this causes
frequent contention even among those who advocate a
conscientious life.
LY K A R I V E R A
• The original mind is that faculty of the human mind which
pursues absolute goodness. It relates to the conscience as
internal nature to external form. A person’s conscience directs
him to pursue goodness according to the standard which he has
set up in ignorance, even though it may differ from the original
standard. However, the original mind, being sensitive to the
proper direction, repels this faulty standard and works to correct
the conscience.

J H U N N I L E N E B O N I FA C I O
• What are some examples that we can think of in which someone thought
they were doing the right thing, but in actuality it was wrong?
• Followers of Hitler: Through education and media the people who followed
Hitler believed that what they were doing was right. They weren’t able to
see the evil in their movement because they were following their
conscience which was impacted by their social environment.
• Milgram Experiment: This scientific experiment showed the difficulty in
following your conscience or your original mind. The people participating
in this experiment had to decide to follow the instructions of the
experimenter even though it seemed their actions were causing harm to
another, or to quit the experiment. They had to decide to follow their
instructor (conscience) or their original mind.
J H O A N N A M A R I E C A S TA Ñ A S
• In our society it can be difficult to balancing loving others and
having an absolute standard. Many times it can be difficult to
determine what is wrong and what is right. That’s because our
conscience is impacted by our personal views that that of others.
To help ourselves combat this difficulty, we need to strengthen
our original mind by having give and take with God’s word as
regularly as possible.

LEWIS ASHLEY GARCIA

 THAT’S ALL FOR
TODAY’S PRESENTATION

THANK YOUR FOR

LISTENING
 REFERENCES

• https://ym.familyfed.org/dp-curriculum-chapter-one/2018/4/26/the-physical-
and-spiritual-self