Stunderman's blog: "Latest Ramblings"

We tend to identify with our senses when we contemplate self. Meaning when you or I think of our soul or what to have for supper, etc we tend to hear that inner voice in our head. It makes sense since any voice we identify with is in close proximity to our ears. When you speak (if you pay attention to the feeling) your throat resonates through your chest and head. You can shout exuberantly with joy or anger, or coo gently to a newborn cradled in your arms or a favorite pet. When you see someone you love you tend to use terms like “my heart is full” or “filled with longing”. When you have a deep feeling of making sense of something intuitively you “feel it in your gut”. The result of a sudden sexual stimulus can “set your loins afire with passion” and make you “weak in the knees”.If you see a two-headed hydra with fangs coming for you your feet will probably not wait and take off running for you!

All these examples are oversimplifications of course but what I described is the Hindu/far east philosophical version of what's known as the 7 chakras or main energy points refuted to dwell in the human body. The better connection an adept has consciously with these 7 energy points during meditation the more a spiritual awakening of a higher consciousness outside one’s self is supposedly achieved. 1 head.2 Thyroid.3 Heart,4 gut 5 sex,6 knees and 7 feet.

So the answer being your soul is just outside your grasp in a nonphysical sense. The integration of your energy points is a direct link that is difficult to achieve unless you spend years training to achieve this end.