Your Human Trinity

You are from the divine. As a human trinity, you are a finely tuned instrument with a degree of sensitivity to energy from people, from your physical environment, and from the universe. Your human form is composed of your soul, spirit body, and physical body. These three distinct parts of your energy-being integrate through your sona, which is the energy chakra that houses your soul throughout your physical lifetime. I call this three-in-one a human trinity. This idea is not as farfetched as it may initially seem.

The life source of your human trinity is your soul. Your soul begins as a divine spark of energy that traverses time and space before entering your human form, causing your heart to beat for the first time. The moment your sona holds your soul and joins it to your physical and spirit bodies is the moment when your human trinity comes to life. However, many more months of growth and development are needed before it has the ability to survive outside the womb. When you are born, your physical and spirit bodies create the individual that is you. However, your growth does not stop when you are an infant. As you grow and develop, so do both your physical and spirit bodies until you have grown into the person you are as an adult. Then, your life experiences will continue to morph and change you as you learn lessons and experience life. Through your human trinity, you have been given the divine ability to process the events and make decisions about what you will do in your tomorrows.

Ancient Knowledge

Although in modern times people do not typically think of themselves as human trinities, it is not really a new concept. References to this concept can be found in ancient texts and scriptures. The fact that we are human trinities — having a soul, spirit body, and physical body — is part of a collection of ancient wisdom that has been around since the beginning of time. Some cultures have passed down this divine knowledge, while in others the knowledge has died with the elders of the tribes or civilizations. A vague reference to this phenomenon of human trinities is found in the Bible. Specifically, in Genesis chapter 1 verse 27, we are told how the universe created our being in the image of the divine one, which is a three-in-one.

In some cultures, they believed that they needed to preserve the physical body to allow for reanimation of the form sometime in the future. In essence, they believed that once the physical body reanimated, the person would rise from the dead, so to speak, and use the physical body. To preserve the body for this future animation, they would mummify their leaders and rulers. The idea that the body is just an animated vessel is not a new concept at all when you consider ancient wisdom. We even find references to the resurrection of the body in various religious teachings today. However, in other cultures, they believed that "resurrection" occurred, but not in the physical sense. Rather, it occurred when a soul reincarnated and inhabited different physical bodies in different lifetimes. Even today, various religions continue to agree that there is more to humanity than just the physical body and that there is an essence animating the physical body. They usually refer to this essence as our "soul" or "spirit."

When considering the human trinity and its gifts, it is important to consider each aspect of the human trinity in more detail. The most obvious aspect of our human trinity is our physical body. When we look around us, we see people at varying different stages of their lives. Some are young, and others are not. Regardless of their chronological age, they interact with the physical world through their physical bodies. Our physical bodies are the primary way we communicate with other physical beings, using both verbal and nonverbal communication. Through the different forms of communication, we have the ability to act upon our world in some way. Through your physical body, you act, think, and live while acting out your free will as you respond to the differing experiences that cross your life path. It is the animated "machine" of our human trinity.

All bodies have similar parts. In some respects, our physical being (a divinely made machine) has similarities to a car (a man-made machine). Cars have wheels to move around, a body, an electrical system, an engine, and they need some type of fuel to move about. In our physical state, we have a body, an engine (a heart energized by the sona), and an electrical system (our nervous system), and it too requires fuel (food, water, and air) to provide the energy needed to move around. Depending on who manufactures the car, there are differences in appearance. Our physical bodies are the same. Depending on the genetic code from our parents (the manufacturers), our physical bodies differ in a variety of physical attributes.

Unfortunately, the physical body is the part that might arouse tremendous self-hate at if it does not align with the cultural or another's definition of what the "preferred" attributes are for a body. There are many different reasons why people may hate their bodies. At times, people can be very hard on their physical bodies, and try to force their bodies to conform to an external definition of what is beautiful. What we may not consider is that we picked our physical body before birth. Before being too hard on it, or hating it too much, you may want to consider what benefits it offers, to try to see why you picked it to live out your human existence in this lifetime. The reality is, if your soul really did not want the body it was in, it would have rejected it before birth — causing a spontaneous abortion or stillbirth. Although the souls who do this may break their parents' hearts and throw them into despair, they are exercising their own free will. If you have experienced this type of loss, try to remind yourself that your child made a decision. Usually, this expulsion of the soul from the human trinity had nothing to do with whether you did anything wrong. Sometimes, by aborting the body early, the soul has decided to wait and come back in a body that it feels will be a better vessel to help it achieve its soul's journey. Some wait a short time, and others wait for decades to return to a human-trinity form. It is the soul's decision as to how quickly it will try again. For souls, their speed of return is sometimes dependent on whether their parents can release their souls enough to allow them to jump back into a new human trinity form. Unfortunately, the tighter you hold onto the soul of someone who has passed, the longer it takes for him or her to reincarnate.

However, considering you are reading this book — and did not abort your body prior to birth — then there is a reason why your soul accepted the body formed in utero. So, if you are not happy with it, have you considered whether the challenges of your physical body are part of your soul's mission? The physical body is your vessel. Within it, we all have benefits, weaknesses, strengths, and challenges to overcome. Consider what the potential benefits are within your human form. What does it allow you to do or achieve, or what protective role does it have that might not have been possible if you were in a different body? Embrace the aspects of your physical body that are benefiting you. For those you do not like, the first step of being happy is to accept what you cannot change about it and work on what you can change. Even though you do not consider it as perfect, it really is perfect for your soul's mission.

When we are overly critical of ourselves, it can affect the energy in the entire human trinity. It literally beats your spirit body, leaving it to bleed energy out into the cosmos over something it has no power to change. The more you beat yourself up with your words, thoughts, or actions, the ramifications of these injuries permeate your spirit body. When your physical body senses the dropping energy, it attempts to fill it up. The problem is that your physical body will rely on physical things to try to fill up your spirit body. This effort sometimes translates into falling into a pattern in which you are trying to increase the energy in your spirit body through food, spending money, hoarding, or other activities that make you feel "full" for short periods of time. Unfortunately, the only way to fill up your spirit body with energy is by closing the wounds in your spirit body, and drawing in energy from the universal energy grid to replenish what you lost. Trying to fill the energetic loss in another way simply does not work.

Your physical body is the machine, while your spirit body is the operator that puts your soul's essence into action. One of the primary roles of your spirit body is to animate the physical body. Through it, we process life events and experiences through all shades of energy. It also has an early warning system that senses the energy around you. When it senses danger to your human trinity, it sends an alarm to your brain to activate your flight-or-fight response. Just like our physical bodies, our spirit bodies have different body types. These are earth, air, fire, and water. I will talk more about these body types in another chapter. The important thing to be aware of is that we chose our differing spirit body types before we were born to help us as we navigate through life's journeys. Through our spirit body, we have the ability to connect to the ethereal plane.

Every day, you document how your life story affects your spirit body and records the essence of your experiences in your soul. At times, some of the pent-up residual energy can seep into your soul to be carried into your next lifetime. Your spirit body sustains your connection to the divine and the universal energy grid, as well as connecting you to others. When your physical body is quiet, it gives your spirit body the ability to reach to the Akashic records or into the ethereal plane. Through it, you receive divine inspiration, clarity, and guidance on difference courses of action.

Within our spirit body, we have energy centers through which we move energy. This energy system gives us the ability to test the energy of others. It also allows us to assess how differing decisions we make may affect those to whom we attach by sending pulses of energy out to our primary connections potentially affected by our decisions. How it resonates back serves as an indicator of how they will most likely react or how it can negatively impact their human trinities. Nothing we do is in a vacuum. Any energy we release into the world or the cosmos is like dropping a stone in the middle of a large puddle of water. Regardless of the size or weight of the stone, a rippling effect is seen. The same happens whenever you make decisions and release energy to bring it into being; the energetic ripple effect travels through the cords of those affected by your decision. Depending on the strength of your conviction or how strongly others oppose your decision, the impact can be gentle as a mild ripple, to a tsunami wave of energy rushing through the cord and throwing the energy of another or yourself into a spin. Even if you do something with the best of intentions, how it is experienced by another may not be as positive as you had hoped.

Your spirit body provides the energy that animates your physical body. It superimposes on your physical body, it can act in tandem with it, or independently reach to the divine to draw energy into your human trinity. Through our spirit bodies and physical bodies, we experience the world around us from both a physical and an energetic perspective. Although our physical and spirit bodies are superimposed on each other, they have the ability to act both together or independently. This gives people the ability to distance themselves from highly emotional situations almost as though they were a bystander, watching the situation unfold. Our energetic form gives us the ability to interact with both the physical and ethereal worlds at the same time. Energetically, we can leverage our spirit body energy to help calm our physical body in times of stress or uncertainty.

Your spirit body is also in constant communication with your soul. Through your spirit body's interpretation of your life experiences, it documents within your soul the essence of what you learned. Together, they express the essence of you to the world. Even though your soul knows what major life lessons it is destined to experience, it does not share this with the spirit body. Sometimes, by knowing the life lessons decreed by fate, one may be tempted to try to end the life journey rather than attempt to overcome what he or she may perceive as a mountain of struggle. Even if you find the challenge daunting, your soul would never willingly pick up a journey that it did not think it had a reasonable chance of successfully completing and achieving growth from the experience.

Your soul is the divine spark of energy within you that is the essence of who you are. It is a source of powerful energy your sona drives through your spirit body to animate it. It also instills life into our human trinity. Without a soul, your heart cannot beat. Your central nervous system will shut down forever, and your physical and spirit bodies will decay and break down into energy forms that are recycled. The physical body returns to dust, and the spirit body returns as energy to the universal grid to be recycled. Even though the soul disconnects from the human trinity, there are times that the spirit body remains connected to the soul. This occurs only if the soul has not gone to the light. I will talk more about this phenomenon later in the book.

Your soul infuses your spirit body with the essence and resonance of who you are, what you will do, and what you will not do. It communicates directly with your spirit body to share what is to your soul's highest good. Through it, your internal voice warns you if you are doing things that are not in its best interest. This is the part of you that plays the role of your conscience and reminds you of what the "right" thing is, regardless of whether you do it. Your soul is the quiet voice within you giving you guidance on how to approach situations. Although it is imperfect, it remembers the major mistakes from prior lives and tries to guide you away from repeating actions that will limit it in its growth. It also reminds you that if you continue acting in a specific way, you cannot expect the outcome to change. It also is where your spirit body records what you learn in this lifetime as it continues its quest to grow and to reach toward divinity of being ... to be as the angels. In essence, your soul is the navigation system of your human trinity. It provides you with a map of your life and sends this information to your spirit body to help your human trinity navigate through life.

In comparing the concept of the human trinity to ancient wisdom, the greater soul is the divine spark of energy that infuses your person with the essence of who you are. This "soul" referenced in holy books is what is punished due to "sins" in the current lifetime. Within it, we carry the knowledge acquired through each lifetime. Some of you can easily resource this prior life knowledge using meditation or through your spirit body's ability to access the divine. It is an innate knowing of things, people, or events that you would have no other way of knowing unless you actually lived them. After the human trinity expires, this energy returns to the divine. At that time, it undergoes a "debrief" of your life's work, including answering the tough questions on why you did what you did to others or to yourself.

Multiple Consciousness

Through our human trinity, we achieve consciousness in our lives. Typically, when we think of our consciousness, we think of how our minds process information. However, we actually have three levels of consciousness. For each aspect of our human trinity, we have a level of consciousness attributable to it. At any given time, we receive information from all three aspects of our human trinity, each viewing life and the events we experience from its perspective. The ability to process information in a multidimensional way allows us to grasp the ramifications of our actions within our daily lives. Our multiple consciousness, or presence of being, gives us the ability to be present in any of our life situations and to fully experience life in all shades of emotions if we choose to do so. This ability allows our human trinity to process situations through our physical body and spirit body, as well as through the lens of our soul.

Our consciousness through the physical body is what shares information with our human trinity regarding our physical environment. In this realm of consciousness, we interact with other physical beings on a human level and feel pain, happiness, and a host of other feelings. Through our physical bodies we communicate with others and share information, thoughts, and preferences within our lives. Your physical body also assesses events from the perspective of "What is in it for me?" or "How can I benefit in a tangible way?" This is not a bad thing at all. If we are not trying to achieve "wins" in our lives, and continually try to give everyone else what they need, our own physical needs may not be met. Over time, this may make us feel used or angry that we are constantly giving in to everyone else. From this view of our consciousness, we consider our physical responses, wants, and needs in respect to the potential outcome. However, you also have consciousness information shared with your brain that originates within your spirit body. When your spirit body processes information it receives from the energetic world around you, or energetic impacts of actions and events, it funnels this information to your brain stem, sharing it with your brain. Through your soul, you view the event in light of the best possible outcome that leads you farther on your path to become the best version of who you are.