The Mystery of Creation: Chapter 3: Understanding the Trinity: The Trinity, Three Distinct Beings in One: The Spirit (The Energy/ Control Unit)

The Trinity, Three Distinct Beings in One: The Spirit (The Energy/ Control Unit)

                Now, with this being said, let’s discuss the control unit.  What does it do?  It is constantly pulling information from the memory of the computer and sending it to the ALU and then taking orders from the ALU and transmitting them to other parts of the computer.  Back and forth at tremendous speeds, the control unit is controlling all of the power flow throughout the computer and it is always doing things for others.

                Therefore, it only stands to reason that the control unit is the other-centered part of a person.  This, Sigmund Freud called the Ego.  The Bible calls it the Spirit.  The spirit is an energy within all people that gives the body life and power.  It seeks out information that dwells in the mind and it transmits orders from the mind to the body so that the body does what the mind wants it to.  It is never focused on itself.  That’s not its job.  It is always focusing on what others want and need.  It focuses on what the ALU wants and needs and it focuses on what the programming wants and needs.  It obeys the programming and the ALU both, though they all work together to form one intelligence.

                However, it is the spirit, or the control unit, that controls the power flow that gives life to all things.  It is the control unit that is essential so that all that the ALU and computer programming dictate takes place.  It is the control unit that dictates how much power is used to execute tasks.  All things that are within the computer rely on the control unit for life including the ALU and the computer programming.  Without the control unit, no code would ever be “read” and the ALU would never receive instructions or input from any source.  In short, the computer would be dead without it.  Likewise, we would be dead without our spirits.

                So anything that is other-centered would be from the spirit.  Basically, if you ever think things like, “What is he doing right now?” or “What do you think we should do?” or “Whatever you want to do” or “I hope she’s not angry with me” or “Let’s find out,” these are all thoughts of the spirit.  If you notice, the spirit really doesn’t say “I” too much unless it is using “I” to express that the person is interested in someone or something else.  The spirit’s thoughts are always focused outwards.  Thus, the expression, “I love you,” is a spiritual statement.  The being who spoke this wants another being to know that they love them.  There is some element of selfishness in the statement, making it partially Flesh-related, but it is mostly a spiritual statement because it is motivated by thoughts directed towards another person.  Because I am thinking about that person, I might say those words to them.