Very interesting thought. I've asked these questions before, but I don't think it hurts to ask again.

1. How does a personage of spirit dwell in each of God's children, and yet still retain his identity as a personage?

2. Does one have to be a personage of spirit in order for him to have his presence felt throughout the universe?
In other words, does Christ have the ability to have His presence felt throughout the universe even though He is a personage of tabernacle?
What about God the Father, does He have the ability to have His presence felt throughout the universe?

3. What is meant by the Holy Spirit as described in the Fifth Lecture on Faith?

[ Lec 5:2q] and all those who keep his commandments shall grow up from grace to grace, and become heirs of the heavenly kingdom, and joint heirs with Jesus Christ;

[ Lec 5:2r] possessing the same mind, being transformed into the same image or likeness, even the express image of him who fills all in all;

[ Lec 5:2s] being filled with the fullness of his glory, and become one in him, even as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one.

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If the Holy Ghost is a "personage of Spirit" and it can "dwell in us," and the Holy Spirit is "the mind of the Father and Son" then are they the same thing?

The scriptures have explained that the "Holy Ghost" which dwells in you - this personage of Spirit - has the following other descriptions, or attributes:
-the Comforter
-the record of heaven
-the truth of all things
-the peacable things of immortal glory
-that which quickeneth all things
-that which knoweth all things
-that which has all power according to wisdom, mercy, truth, justice and judgment.
(Moses 6: 61.)
This is a description of the personage of Spirit which dwells inside you. This is the Holy Ghost. This is something that can be in contact with the Holy Spirit, or the "mind of the Father and Son."