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86:5.12 Those who held the [[doctrine]] of three or four souls believed that the loss of one soul meant discomfort, two illness, [[three]] [[death]]. One soul lived in the [[breath]], one in the head, one in the hair, one in the [[heart]]. The sick were advised to stroll about in the open [[air]] with the [[hope]] of recapturing their strayed souls. The greatest of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicine_man medicine men] were supposed to exchange the sick soul of a diseased person for a new one, the "new [[birth]]."

86:5.12 Those who held the [[doctrine]] of three or four souls believed that the loss of one soul meant discomfort, two illness, [[three]] [[death]]. One soul lived in the [[breath]], one in the head, one in the hair, one in the [[heart]]. The sick were advised to stroll about in the open [[air]] with the [[hope]] of recapturing their strayed souls. The greatest of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicine_man medicine men] were supposed to exchange the sick soul of a diseased person for a new one, the "new [[birth]]."

86:5.13 The [[children]] of [[Badanan]] [[developed]] a belief in two souls, the [[breath]] and the [[shadow]]. The early [[Nodite]] races regarded man as consisting of two [[persons]], [[soul]] and [[body]]. This [[philosophy]] of [[human]] [[existence]] was later [[reflected]] in the [[Greek]] [[viewpoint]]. The [[Greeks]] themselves believed in three souls; the vegetative resided in the stomach, the animal in the heart, the [[intellectual]] in the head. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskimos Eskimos] believe that man has three parts: [[body]], [[soul]], and [[name]].

86:5.13 The [[children]] of [http://hubpages.com/hub/The-early-pharoahs-of-Ancient-Egypt Badanan] [[developed]] a belief in two souls, the [[breath]] and the [[shadow]]. The early [[Nodite]] races regarded man as consisting of two [[persons]], [[soul]] and [[body]]. This [[philosophy]] of [[human]] [[existence]] was later [[reflected]] in the [[Greek]] [[viewpoint]]. The [[Greeks]] themselves believed in three souls; the vegetative resided in the stomach, the animal in the heart, the [[intellectual]] in the head. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskimos Eskimos] believe that man has three parts: [[body]], [[soul]], and [[name]].

==86:6. THE GHOST-SPIRIT ENVIRONMENT==

==86:6. THE GHOST-SPIRIT ENVIRONMENT==