The phrase "separated soul" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a soul that has been disconnected or separated from something or someone else. Example: After years apart, their separated souls finally reunited in a moment of pure joy.
Thomas argues more subtly that the modus essendi of the soul joined to the body differs from that of the soul in separation; though they are the same in nature, the separated soul understands, not by means of sensory images, but "through species which it participates in by virtue of the divine light" [ST 1.89.1r].
Because all our experience is experience of ourselves as living beings — when soul and body are bound together — we cannot know what a separated soul would experience.
The main focus of the three books are the establishment of dualism and the nature of incorporeal substance, the relationship of the soul to the body, and the life of the separated soul in the after-life; but along the way More deals with many associated phenomena, such as the souls of animals, and the pre-existence of the human soul.
Tomorrow someone will stare north over the Imjin River, sky the color of solder, someone grieving a father or mother or brother sister, 11 million separated families, 11 million lost relations -- soul-light seeking the heaven of another, bittersweet, sweet-bitter as a hope hoped until it comes true, crossing where?
In this conjunction the separated agent intellect becomes the form of the soul.
SEPARATED by 36 years and profound changes in black culture, the two films known as "Sparkle" open a window into the history of soul music past and present.
Separated from happiness.
The two separated in 1895.
"Apartheid separated whites from blacks.
Turgeon sustained a separated shoulder.
Always keep those three separated".
