In Helena P. Blavatsky’s article on Psychic and Noetic Action - Part I, she distinguishes between motivational inspiration that comes only humans, from the plane of the soul, versus actions that are more simply byproducts of the thrust of our personalities. Though late 1800’s scientists dismissed free will as nonexistent, one by one, their methods of analysis and faulty logic is exposed. With the finite perception of scientists’ overemphasis on gross matter toppled, she broadens the view, to reveal an understanding of our dual nature and how this affects what is in our minds. Coming soon is Part II of this article, delving more deeply into how this dual nature, which is unique to mankind, guides our actions. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/musingsontheosophy/donations

Part 2 of the Sevenfold Constitution of Man, delves further into our complex human nature. With Manas and Buddhi clarified, the difference between knowledge and wisdom becomes apparent, as does its source. Understanding the physical brain’s limited role can open insights of our existence that lies far beyond tangible substance. Once the source of our impulses is understood, it becomes easier to align our actions so our human experience becomes one of greater depth and satisfaction, and if we choose, a force for good in the trajectory of mankind. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/musingsontheosophy/donations