The author Dan B. Allender explains that the soul is intrinsically resilient, created by God in such a way that it cannot be completely extinguished. No matter the attempts to harm or suppress it, the soul has the capacity to rise again after being wounded. This resilience indicates that while the forces of evil or other individuals might inflict harm, they cannot ultimately destroy the soul.

However, Allender warns that when individuals succeed in numbing or damaging their souls, even momentarily, it can lead to serious repercussions. This temporary disconnection can open oneself to profound negative effects, highlighting the importance of addressing and nurturing the soul rather than allowing it to be harmed or ignored.