Head — sensation-bearing perispirit

Fluidic sensory interface

The head point marks the perispirit as the medium through which the incarnated Spirit receives bodily sensation. It is a representative sensory interface on the mirrored body, not a claim that sensation resides in a discrete fluidic head organ.

Crown — universal fluid intakeHead — sensation-bearing perispiritHead — sensation-bearing perispiritThorax — perispiritic corpusSolar plexus region — universal fluid intakeAbdomen — perispiritic corpusLower body — perispiritic returnAnatomical right hand — healing-pass emissionAnatomical left hand — healing-pass emission

Point 2 of 8 in Kardecian Spiritism — Perispirit and fluidic circulation

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Allan Kardec, The Spirits' Book (primary_canonical)

Questions 135–146 connect the Spirit's fluidic body with sensation and its relation to the physical body.

Gabriel Delanne, Recherches sur la médiumnité (secondary)

Delanne develops the perispirit as the intermediary of sensation in Spiritist theory.

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