A Compendium on the Soul Simplified

Avicena’s Offering To The Prince
Introduction

Avicena’s Offering To The Prince
Two Kinds of Motion: Inherent and Non-inherent
Section 1

Two Kinds of Motion: Inherent and Non-inherent
The General Definition of the Soul
Section 2

The General Definition of the Soul
The Faculties of the Soul have External Origins and are not from the 4 Elements
Section 3

The Faculties of the Soul have External Origins and are not from the 4 Elements
The Plant Powers and the Need for Each of Them
Section 4

The Plant Powers and the Need for Each of Them
The Animal Powers and the Need for Each of Them
Section 5

The Animal Powers and the Need for Each of Them
The Five Senses and How They Perceive
Section 6

The Five Senses and How They Perceive
The Inward Senses and the Motion-Promoting Powers
Section 7

The Inward Senses and the Motion-Promoting Powers
A Sketch of the Human Soul from the Starting-Point
Section 8

A Sketch of the Human Soul from the Starting-Point
The Proofs of the Essentiality of the Soul, and of Its Independence of Body
Section 9

The Proofs of the Essentiality of the Soul, and of Its Independence of Body
The Immaterial Mental Essence
Section 10

The Immaterial Mental Essence