I think thats what he said.

But picture this - The Father, Son & H.Spirit (Holy Trinity) can be construed as a symbolic representation of the ego:-
Father (Mind)
Son (Body)
Holy Spirit (Ego, or sub-consious representation of oneself: personality)

All three work in correlation. The father is the guiding force of the entity, one's mind. It makes desicions and judgements (see the symbology?) The Son is the 'Flesh of the Father'. This is the body, the correlation is quite obvious. The H.Spirit is the ego, the 'personality' of the mind. it is what guides the mind in making it's desicions and most importantly, it is the medium by which the mind comunicates with the body, and the relationship of the entity within society (In symbolic terms this could be translated to the theological aspect as 'You must accept the holy spirit before you go to heaven.'

Interesting, eh? Coincidence? Or is the christian religion merely a fable used to govern the psychology of people?

Good thread this.
willystylle Reviewed by willystylle on . mind/ego the term mind is used to represent the activating agent of spirit, supplying its creative energy. When the term is capitalized it refers to God or Christ. Spirit is the thought of God which he created like himself. The unified spirit is God's one Son, or Christ. In this world, because the mind is split, the sons of God appear to be separate. Nor do their minds seem to be joined. In this illusory state, the concept of an "individual mind" seems to be meaningful. It is therefore Rating: 5