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The Divine Duality: A Spiritual Conflict in Four Acts

Explore the conflicting composition of characters torn between the spiritual divine and earthly sensuality. Witness their struggle through Spiritlessness, Negative Spiritualism, Positive Spiritualism, and Fusion/Union. Follow Father & Mrs. Khokhlokova, Ivan & Katerina, Alyosha & Liza, and Dimitry & Groushenka as they navigate the battle between the infinite and finite within themselves. Can they find resolution or succumb to the discord within?

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The Divine Duality: A Spiritual Conflict in Four Acts

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  1. conflicting composition of a person Spiritual Heavenly Good Light Mind Infinite Insect Noble Sensual Earthly Evil Darkness Body Finite Angel Base 4 ways in which the characters try to resolve the conflict: Spiritlessness: the finite/sensual part is occupied with forgetting that the infinite/spiritual part exists. Father & MrsKhokhlokova. Negative spiritualism: the infinite/spiritual part is aiming to purify itself by controlling or cutting off the finite/sensual part. Ivan & Katerina. Positive spiritualism: the infinite/spiritual part tries to purify the finite/sensual through transformation (St. Paul); light entering into darkness and light (St John). Alyosha & Liza. Fusion/Union: an unstable attempt to keep both parts of the self as they are. Dimitry & Groushenka.

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