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| − | The soul is often described as the spiritual essence of an individual. Many cultures have a concept of a soul, however there are different interpretations. Many religions on Earth have a concept of a soul. However in the mirror universe it was noted that [[humans]] didn't believe in a soul. The [[Ocampan]] race believe in a soul to some extent, they refer to it as the [[comra]]. ( ({{DS9|Crossover}},{{VOY|Emanations}}) |
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| + | The '''soul''' was often described as the spiritual essence of an individual. Many cultures had a concept of a soul, but there were different interpretations. Many [[religion]]s on [[Earth]] had a concept of a soul. |
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| + | In describing the panic accompanying the prophesied return of [[Ardra]] on [[Ventax II]], [[Doctor]] [[Howard Clark]] explained that the people there believed that they had sold their souls to the [[devil]]. Later, when an {{dis|Ardra|impostor|impostor posing as Ardra}} proposed terms for arbitration regarding her claim to the [[planet]] with [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]], she demanded a steep price of him if he lost; she wanted "''your heart, your mind, your soul, and I want you to give them to me without resistance, of your own free will.''" Later, in describing his dilemma to [[Lieutenant commander]] [[Geordi La Forge]], Picard told him "''my reputation as a litigator, not to mention my immortal soul, is in serious jeopardy.''" ({{TNG|Devil's Due}}) |
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| + | ''In the [[mirror universe]], [[Human]]s didn't believe in the soul.'' ({{DS9|Crossover}}) |
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| + | [[Bareil Antos]] felt that "''When you overindulge the body, you starve the soul.''" When Antos's mirror universe {{mu|Bareil Antos|counterpart}} visited [[Deep Space 9]], [[Major]] [[Kira Nerys]] took a great interest in him, having been the lover of the Bareil Antos from the [[Universe#Background information|prime universe]]. Unfortunately, the mirror Antos had been sent there to steal an [[Orb]] for the {{mu|Kira Nerys|the Intendant}}. When Kira tried to stop him from doing this, the Intendant (Nerys's own mirror universe counterpart) commented, "''Isn't that sweet? She is still trying to save your soul. Of course, you don't have one.''" ({{DS9|Resurrection}}) |
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| + | The [[Ocampa]]n race believed in a soul to some extent; they referred to it as the [[comra]]. ({{VOY|Emanations}}) |
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| + | The [[Vulcan]] [[Katra]] was described as "what some people would call a soul", and was often compared to it. ({{film|4}}; {{VOY|Innocence}}) |
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| + | * {{Wikipedia}} |
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Revision as of 14:26, 25 July 2015
AT: "xx" The soul was often described as the spiritual essence of an individual. Many cultures had a concept of a soul, but there were different interpretations. Many religions on Earth had a concept of a soul.
In describing the panic accompanying the prophesied return of Ardra on Ventax II, Doctor Howard Clark explained that the people there believed that they had sold their souls to the devil. Later, when an impostor posing as Ardra proposed terms for arbitration regarding her claim to the planet with Captain Jean-Luc Picard, she demanded a steep price of him if he lost; she wanted "your heart, your mind, your soul, and I want you to give them to me without resistance, of your own free will." Later, in describing his dilemma to Lieutenant commander Geordi La Forge, Picard told him "my reputation as a litigator, not to mention my immortal soul, is in serious jeopardy." (TNG: "Devil's Due")
In the mirror universe, Humans didn't believe in the soul. (DS9: "Crossover")
Bareil Antos felt that "When you overindulge the body, you starve the soul." When Antos's mirror universe counterpart visited Deep Space 9, Major Kira Nerys took a great interest in him, having been the lover of the Bareil Antos from the prime universe. Unfortunately, the mirror Antos had been sent there to steal an Orb for the the Intendant. When Kira tried to stop him from doing this, the Intendant (Nerys's own mirror universe counterpart) commented, "Isn't that sweet? She is still trying to save your soul. Of course, you don't have one." (DS9: "Resurrection")
The Ocampan race believed in a soul to some extent; they referred to it as the comra. (VOY: "Emanations")
The Vulcan Katra was described as "what some people would call a soul", and was often compared to it. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home; VOY: "Innocence")