perception, criteria for interpreting the relationship between soul and body in bergson's philosophy

The structure of Bergson's philosophy is divided into two distinct parts of the truth and the permissible, or the spirit and matter, which, by invoking the intuition, are actually the same, but by referring to intelligence, the specter of this dichotomy is subjectively applied to our minds. According to Bergson, the intrinsic nature of all things in the universe is so late that it is only objectively perceived by invoking the intuitive knowledge. But intelligence is inadequate to comprehend it, and thus imposes the duality of spirit and matter on the mind. By appealing to the intuition, it is late in the universe, in the ascending, spirit, and in the course of descending, makes matter. both spirit and matter are derived from a single substance called Duration, but at the same time, two separate reality facts are separate. Bergson explains the relationship between the soul and the body experimentally with the help of his theory of perception. In such a way that perception consists of two flows of pure perception and recollection, it is assumed that due to the lack of similarity of these two flows, a two-way point is called in the name of souvenir-image, because of the sensory-Spiritual attribute, is capable to link between pure perception and pure memory. but since Bergson has an ontological concern, his explanation of the relationship between the soul and the body with the help of the souvenir-images, in this sense, failed to solve the complex mystery beyond the achievement of Descartes.