Second Book, Paragraph 38, says: "That the one that has a Mind let him know Himself to be Immortal and that the cause of Death is the Love of the Body"

This references to that which is what we seek.. In Alchemy The Philosopher's Stone grants you immortality by correspondence this statement resonates with that. This statement states that we should let go of material existance because it is impermanent in contrast to that which is refered to which is the parmanent and immortal. After reading this.. something awoke in me, this endless space inside me that is without form.. I can sense it, it feels endless. It's like I am something bigger looking upon myself.. Is it possible that this part is the immortal part? Is our body just a relative and temporal experience located in a point of space and time? Are we maybe looking from inside out upon ourselfs which is in its entirety God?