She and Allan

Exploring the concept of individuality, the narrative delves into ancient Egyptian beliefs that personality comprises multiple elements, contrasting with the biblical view of body, soul, and spirit. The author, Allan Quatermain, reflects on the idea that the physical body serves merely as a vessel for these diverse principles, which may not coexist but rather inhabit the individual at different times. This philosophical discourse also connects to other cultural views, such as the Zulu belief in witch-doctors being inhabited by multiple spirits, suggesting a complex understanding of human identity.