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MacKenna-Plotinus: Intellectual-Activity

quinta-feira 1º de fevereiro de 2024, por Cardoso de Castro

  

But it has been observed that the Couplement, too - especially before our emancipation - is a member of this total We, and in fact what the body experiences we say We experience. This then covers two distinct notions; sometimes it includes the brute-part, sometimes it transcends the brute. The body is brute touched to life; the true man is the other, going pure of the body, natively endowed with the virtues which belong to the Intellectual-Activity, virtues whose seat is the Separate Soul, the Soul which even in its dwelling here may be kept apart. [This Soul constitutes the human being] for when it has wholly withdrawn, that other Soul which is a radiation [or emanation] from it withdraws also, drawn after it. Enneads   I,1,10