My interest is aesthetics and I want to reach the limit of natural body natural level, I don’t want a spirit to motivate me, I want a spirit to educate me, not for motivation, but for a more aesthetic and muscular body.
What I need is a soul that teaches me how to get a muscular and super looking body and reach the natural limits, A spirit who gives me a training meal and diet program that tells me what to do, just like a fitness trainer.
You could maybe approach Azazel? I feel like he would help you but its just a suggestion.
Moloch could definetly help you as well.
I don’t know if Moloch has talent in these matters, can you give some information about her?
Hey dude! 
I believe such as spirit is already incarnate. His name is Dr. Mike Isratel.
I’ve trained for 22 years, have a bachelor in sports science, have worked 3 years as a personal trainer, and have spent countless hours on top of this educating myself in this area, and I’m telling you, this is the best channel with the most useful information I have seen.
Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/c/RenaissancePeriodization/videos
Just recently I started making a list of videoes I’ve watched from him (to keep a good overview because I sort of jumped around), and here’s a couple of the ones I can reccommend (the different series obvioulsy go all the way down to number one, and this is by no means a complete list):
Troubleshooting Lack of Progress | Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 28
Measuring Your Progress | Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 27
Using Pump, Disruption, and Performance to Adjust Your Volume
How Training Age Alters The Application of Training | Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 26
Using Performance to Regulate Your Training Volume
How Individualization Alters Each Training Principle | Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 25
Using Your Muscle Disruption to Adjust Your Volume
16 Top Individual Training Differences | Advanced Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 24
Using Your Pump to Adjust Your Volume
Phase Potentiation of Frequency | Advanced Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 23
Phase Potentiation of Loading | Advanced Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 22
Phase Potentiation of Volume | Advanced Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 21
Training Method Variation | Hypertrophy Concept and Tools | Lecture 20
Counting Volumes | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 19
Loading Variation | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 18
Choosing and Changing Exercises | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 17
What Does Good Genetics Mean
Excessively High Frequencies | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 16
Nucleus Overload Training
Excessively Low Frequencies | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 15
SRA Implications | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 14
Advanced Implications of SFR | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 13
Detecting and Responding to MRV | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 12
Four Index Approach to Exercise Selection | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 11
Different Training Frequencies for Different Muscles
The Multiple Types of Fatigue | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 10
How to Break Through Size Plateaus
Progression Within a Mesocycle | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 9
Estimating the Volume Landmarks | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 8
Rest Times Between Sets | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 7
Damage and Growth | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 6
Hypertrophy Stimuli | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 5
When and How Should You Deload? | Strength Training Made Simple #10
Range of Motion Training for Growth | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 4
Overload Threshold Dynamics | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 3
Training Modality Compatibility | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 2
Determining YOUR Hypertrophy Volume
Directed Adaptation | Advanced Hypertrophy Concepts and Tools | Lecture 1
How Many Sets Should You Do? | Strength Training Made Simple #6
Pre-Exhaust Training for Hypertrophy
The Myth of Linear Progress
Calories Don’t Matter | Nutrition Myths #1
Should You Increase Your Ability to Train More?
How Long Should My Workouts Be?
How To Improve The Quality of Your Training
How to Build Your Next Hypertrophy Plan
Scientific Workout For Building Huge Legs
Of course, on top of educating yourself, you could seek some form of ‘knowing’ or inspiration from spirit side. Speaking of…
I’ve just recently become aware of the Sapien Medicine forum. They’re big on something called Morphic fields. A lot of people seem to think they work well. Links:
Here’s a thread about sharing general results: Share your results! - Lounge - Sapien Medicine
Here a some YouTube links, and you can see what people write:
It should be mentioned that the fields that are free on YouTube are supposedly not as powerful as the fields you can buy on the site that hosts the forum but it would make sense to see if the free fields work for you first
One can discuss, though, if this is considered natural…
If you don’t already know everything there is to know about blocks, mesocycles, overload, progression, effectts of loading variation, MRV, MEV, RIR (and much more, of course), then you’re holding yourself back bigtime from reaching your natural genetic potential, and Dr. Mike is the man to help you improve your methods quickly. The above list are some of the latest videoes (newest on top), and I would reccommend going way back and start with some of the older ones that begin the different series.
Good luck chasing that hyper trophy 
Thanks for your information but I’m still looking for a soul to coach me 