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2026-06-28·6 min read·By Alfas B

The Mind Is a Temple: Clearing the Inner Space

The Mind Is a Temple: Clearing the Inner Space

A sentence that stops you

Early in the *Man* chapter of *Nature of the Divine*, Alfas B writes this:

"The mind is a temple. Clear it from all kinds of thoughts, everyday. Always remember that an empty vessel contains the spirit of God while the one lost in his thoughts, won't."

It is a short sentence with a long reach. The book frames the mind not as a place to store our opinions, memories, and worries, but as a sacred space — a temple — that is meant to be kept clear.

Why the "vessel" matters

Throughout the book, the mind is described as *"an empty vessel"* in which thoughts are poured, and from which our identity is built:

"The soul that is the divine reflection of God, made a body and there manifested an empty vessel — our Mind."

The image is precise: a vessel is only useful if it has room. Fill it with noise and nothing new can enter. Empty it, and it becomes available — open to the divine, open to clarity, open to today.

A daily habit, not a grand gesture

You do not need to become a monk to keep the temple clear. The practice the book points to is ordinary and repeatable:

  • Begin with silence — three slow breaths before you reach for your phone.
  • Notice the thoughts that "fill the vessel" — worries, comparisons, old stories — and let them settle, not be fought.
  • Return gently — each return to the stillness is a small clearing, a moment of openness.

The book is clear that the one lost in his thoughts "won't" find the spirit of God. Not because he is unworthy, but because there is no room. Clarity, like the divine, enters only where space has been made.

The reward of an empty mind

When the vessel of the mind is still and empty, *Nature of the Divine* promises, God "will shine his divine spirit in us, through us." That is the temple's promise — not a distant theology, but a present, felt awareness that comes when we make room.

Keep the temple clean. It is the most practical spiritual practice there is.

This reflection is a companion to Nature of the Divine by *Alfas B* — a spiritual philosophy book on consciousness, the soul journey, and inner peace. When an article like this resonates, the full journey continues in the book.
"The mind is a temple. Clear it from all kinds of thoughts, everyday." — Nature of the Divine, Alfas B.

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