The "holy spirit" or the "holy spirits". Reference Hebrews1:14 Are we misreading the Bible by tradition and not facts?

No. Holy Spirit is one, not more.

There are some 7 different definitions for the Hebrew and Greek words we translate into English as 'spirit'

1 Breath (the literal translation)

2. Wind

3. Spirit beings (God and his angels also Satan and his demons)

4. An individual's thoughts

5. An individual's zeal and emotions

6. Life force (medical science calls it electricity which they can measure)

7. God's holy spirit (active force, breath, finger see Luke 11:20)

What we do not want to do is take a word such as spirit and give it the meaning not intended.

Eccl 12:7 It is our spirit, our life force (#6), that returns to God, and not a spirit being (#3) that returns to God.

Hebrews 1:14 is dealing with angelic beings who are in God's image (being spirits) are said to be holy or clean.

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What is interesting is we take the root meanings of the word spirit (breath) and the root meaning of the word soul (breather) we get.

God blew spirit (breath) into Adam and he became a living soul (breather)

That which is not material may be called 'spirit'. Some spirit creatures can manifest themselves on Earth as if they were humans and that's why the Old Testament has many such episodes. We even have times when the pre-incarnate Christ appeared on Earth as a man, before He actually became flesh (John 1:1-14).

It's a complex subject, especially when the Holy Spirit (brooding over the newly created dark waters of this world) is described in Heaven as "the seven-fold Spirit of God" surrounding God's throne. Then again, the throne is described as not only having God on it, but the Lamb (Jesus Christ) in the center of that throne, and all Heaven's angel creatures worshipping before the throne.

There are lots of things we're not going to fully understand till we get into the glory, but Hebrews 1:14 is plain to understand when you see how the Bible distinguishes between the unique, uncreated Holy Spirit, and the ministering spirits who are created - the angels. They all inhabit the spirit realm, you see, but they can manifest materially too.

Because of God's Divine Attribute of 'omnipresence', every part contains the entire whole (see Holographic Universe model). Form defines 'difference', but assuming "different" implies "separate" is limiting. Therefore the distinction between 'spirit' and 'spirits' doesn't matter in the context of Divinity. As the passage pertains to human understanding, the context is the surrounding information. Does the context change if 'spirit' refers to 'angelic nature', and 'spirits' refers to 'angelic beings'? Humans have wasted much time and effort picking apart trivial details in religious texts, and miss the point entirely.

"But to which of the *ANGELS* said HE at any time, Sit on my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool? Are they (the *ANGELS*) not all ministering spirits, sent forth to minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation" (Hebrews 1:13-14)?

Are we (who are "IN" Christ) not all ministering spirits as well?

It would be the context of the word spirit. The Hebrew word ruʹach and the Greek word pneuʹma, often translated “spirit,” have a number of meanings. All of them refer to that which is invisible to human sight and gives evidence of force in motion. The Hebrew and Greek words are used with reference to (1) wind, (2) the active life-force in earthly creatures, (3) the impelling force that issues from a person’s figurative heart and causes him to say and do things in a certain way.

4) inspired expressions originating from an invisible source, (5) spirit persons, and (6) God’s active force, or holy spirit.​—Ex 35:21; Ps 104:29; Mt 12:43; Lu 11:13.

In the Hebrews 1:14 context is the sense of angels. Since angels have such deep concern for the welfare of those who serve Jehovah, has repeatedly used angels to strengthen and protect his faithful servants on earth.

(Genesis 19:15, 16), (Daniel 6:22), (Acts 12:6-11),(Mark 1:13), (Luke 22:43).

There are spirits and there is the Spirit. They aren't the same.

This is why you have to seek a spiritual advisor. You may find one here, amidst many who are mediocre or misleading. That is why God gave His people priests and ministers, hermits and holy people. It wasn't God's idea, but the Hebrews' idea. When Moses came down from the mountain, the people were afraid of seeing God. The burning bush freaked them out so they prayed for a more normal less frightening way of seeing God. And so, God sent out prophets, and if a prophet didn't say what God wanted him or her to say, they were dead meat.

So, anyone here claiming to speak for God and is not a minister, like don't even pay attention to them.

It is holy spirit i.e One holy spirit of the whole universe. Nothing exists without him. He himself is one and he himself is many. eg one ocean has many drops but when drop attains ocean then it goes to ocean and lives in the end with an ocean.

Ooh, another inconsistency! Cool!