What is Trichotomy? Intuition and the Most Holy Place / Part 7

THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND SPIRITUAL

After classifying the human trichotomy in three segments; Instinct, Intelligence, and Intuition, I proceeded in detailing the first two segments (instinct and intelligence) and correlating it respectively to the Outer Court and the Holy Place of the biblical temple.
Today we move onto the last segment called Intuition, associating it with the Most Holy Place of the temple. Intuition, which can also be referred to as the spiritual, is motivated by faith and self-sacrifice. Now if you recall fear (a negative expectation) was the driving force to Instinct. It was motivated to survive through the use of fear to hightened its emotional and physical responces. Instincts cared for itself. However Intuition is focus on others. It is self-sacrificial. It will place the interest of others first. If we witness someone in need of rescue, we intuitively feel for that person. Now you notice that I did not use the word instinct. Instinct is purely limited to self while intuition is based on the mass. There is no instinctive value in placing yourself in danger to save a stranger. That is because it is intuitive to others. We simply know it is the right thing to do. Our intuition is at work. Now we may not necessarily do the right thing because your instinct may override your intuition.
Now Apostle Paul says in Galatian 5:22-23 that the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. If you were to do a thorough examination of these qualities you would find that they are anti-instinctive (anti-physical). They are meant to be share directly or indirectly with others. They exist in the plurality not self-serving.

Harmony - A Co-Independant State

Harmony is about balance. Its the balance between your needs and their (society) needs. Individualism and collectivism are problematic states when experienced seperately. Although they respectively have strong qualities, apart they promote instability. Individualism can breed rebellion to strong leadership skills. While collectivism can promote dependancy (cult syndrome) to cooperation.

The importance of collectivism and individulism in concert cannot be overstated.
It is our individualism that warns us that a particular cultural standard is below par. Just as collectivsm guides the individual to acceptable standards. When society says that teenage sex is acceptable, individuals can voice their opinion against it. When the individuals saturate themselves into sexual immorality, society steps up to the plate and present alternatives.
I believe that a healthy person can be define as being both self-aware and mutually aware (physically and spiritually).
We are a social network of individuals. We are co-independant. Both individualism and collectivism in unison, should be viewed as a balance and check system.