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1. THE HUMAN
PERSON AS AN
EMBODIED SOUL
Recognizes “limitations and possibilities”

2. I am me and I am my body.
Ito ako at kung paano ko
gusto.
Thinking that I am a being
then therefore I am existing
Ang kwento ko ay yung
kwenta ko.

3. Being – existing in the memory
What am I thinking is the
essences of my being
What is meant to think about
my being is the way of my
existing
Who are you?
Who am I?
Am I destined
to exist

4. Thales of Miletus
A Greek philosopher would say:
“the most difficult thing in life
is to know”
“about the self”
“yourself”
But rather than limiting the self to
know itself it is also mean to know
your worth as a being/thinking being

5. After all we exist in the memory.
But then what memory; we are to
remember?
What thinking is equivalent for we/
for them; for us to be/ to remember?
happiness
Sadness
Goodness
Who am I

6. Why should we allow to recognize
our own capability and capacity
towards reality?
Recognizing our own
capability and capacity
towards reality is essential
for personal growth, self-
awareness, and achieving our
goals and potential.

7. The concept of the human being as an
embodied soul is a perspective often
associated with philosophical, religious,
and spiritual traditions.
It represents the idea that humans are not
just physical bodies but also possess an
immaterial or spiritual dimension, often
referred to as the soul. This perspective
has been discussed and interpreted in
various ways across different cultures and
belief systems.

8. Putting the concept of the human as
an embodied soul into reality
involves translating spiritual and
philosophical beliefs into
practical actions and behaviors in
everyday life.
Remember that putting the concept of the human as an embodied
soul into reality is a personal and lifelong journey. It requires ongoing
self-awareness, commitment, and a willingness to adapt as your
understanding and beliefs evolve. By integrating these principles into
your daily life, you can live in alignment with your spiritual
perspective and nurture your soul's journey.

9. Socrates
“the
unexamined
life is not
worth living”

10. At the end of
the day when
we die we all
become a
memory.