In making a concept of the body, spirit, and soul, I adapted Plato's Charioteer Analogy. In this analogy, it is said that the charioteer is the soul and horses are the spirit and body. As the charioteer (soul) it leads the spirit and body, it is the seat of wisdom. While the good horse (spirit) follows everything the charioteer commanded. And the bad or naughty horse (body) that sometimes disobey the charioteer's order. In this way, we can say that our body needs the soul and spirit where the spirit acts as our path in life and the soul which is responsible for our ethics, wisdom and conscience. If the soul fails to correct the body, the spirit will suffer for it will be what is left when the body died. There is a body without a spirit because
