Realize, you are comparing a Sefer Torah to the Neshama. The Sefer is the Guf. The Torah itself is what I am talking about, not a specific Sefer Torah. The Torah doesn’t get lost and we don’t mourn it. And, indeed, Torah as a whole supersedes life.
Now that you took this to another dimension, and decided to revert to name calling for fear of losing an argument, Rachmana Litzlan, this discussion will terminate. I feel I am conversing with someone whose thoughts went through a nuclear accelerator. They are getting stranger as they go further from the core.