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Nicolai Levashov. Spirit and mind. Vol.1

Fig. 54 — The choleric type of
temperament is characterized by the
dominance of a complete astral body (the
latter being composed of G and F matters).
The dominance of the astral body is
manifested by the choleric's tendency to see
everything through the prism of his
emotions and to respond emotionally to
practically everything. The difference
between choleric s and melancholies lies in
the fact that the choleric possesses a
complete astral body, which is expressed by
the dominance of positive emotions.
Cholerics are almost never capable of
finishing a task they have under-taken, if it
requires patient, laborious and monotonous

work. But these failures do not plunge them
into a depressive mood like the
melancholies. They tend to quickly forget
about their failure and prepare themselves
to embark upon another project.
1. Physical body.
2. Etheric body.
3. Astral body.
J2 — level of development of an etheric
body.
J3 — level of development of an astral
body.
h, i, j — qualitative barriers between the
levels.

Fig. 55 — Human emotions vary in their

nature and function. One of the higher
human emotions is based on harmony
between the souls of a man and a woman.
When harmony between them prevails on
all levels, there is an interchange

Such interchange of qualities is
accompanied by the circulation of primary
matters between etheric, astral and (when
present) first mental bodies of the male and
female spirits.

1. Physical body.

2. Etheric body.
3. Astral body.

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