what is embodied spirit in philosophy

In philosophy, the term "embodied spirit" refers to the idea that the body and soul are not separate from each other, but rather are intertwined and integrated dimensions of the human person. The concept of embodied spirit is not directly clear to students who do not have a strong background and orientation in philosophy. The embodiment of the spirit in the context of Christian philosophy specifically refers to the idea that the body is not separate from the soul, just as the soul is not separate from the body. In Iranian mysticism, the human is considered an embodied spirit, and the spiritual dimension is the more significant aspect of humanity. The development of spiritual qualities is essential for embodied spirits, as these are what are necessary when we will leap to the Great Beyond.