We Do Not "have" A Body; Rather,

As The Ego Cogito, Subjectivity Is The Consciousness That Represents Something, Relates This Representation Back To Itself, And So Gathers With Itself.

How One Encounters Reality Is A Choice.

Body', 'soul', And 'spirit' May Designate Phenomenal Domains Which Can Be Detached As Themes For Definite Investigations; Within Certain Limits Their Ontological Indefiniteness May Not Be Important. When, However, We Come To The Question Of Man's Being, This Is Not Something We Can Simply Compute By Adding Together Those Kinds Of Being Which Body, Soul, And Spirit Respectively Possess--kinds Of Being Whose Nature Has Not As Yet Been Determined. And Even If We Should Attempt Such An Ontological Procedure, Some Idea Of The Being Of The Whole Must Be Presupposed.

Philosophy Will Not Be Able To Effect An Immediate Transformation Of The Present Condition Of The World. This Is Not Only True Of Philosophy, But Of All Merely Human Thought And Endeavor.

We Name Time When We Say: Every Thing Has Its Time. This Means: Everything Which Actually Is, Every Being Comes And Goes At The Right Time And Remains For A Time During The Time Allotted To It. Every Thing Has Its Time.