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Nov 15, 1999 08:03 PM
by Bart Lidofsky
In fact, humans have only one body (theoretically, there is only one life, total). However, that body is based on 7 principles. There are a number of descriptions of those 7 principles, which implies a continuity rather than discrete "bodies". However, they are frequently called the 7 bodies. This is an important part of Theosophical doctrine; there are articles and even books written on the 7 principles of humanity. Also, understanding the Theosophical concepts of evolution is probably impossible without an understanding of the 7 principles. I do not, unfortunately, have time to write an article right now. If nobody else writes one (or points you towards one), then I will write one by the weekend. Bart WLR7D@aol.com wrote: > > Sorry Bart, I only know of one. Are you going to be able to give me evidence > for another 6? Randy