LIFE AFTER DEATH
Question : I have understood
from you that life is an agglomeration of basic energy-particles held within
the physical body like air under pressure inside the cycle-tube. If so, will it
not disperse straightaway after the death of the body?
(Kamakshi,
Sage TGN :
The energy-particles
constituting life are in constant self-rotation and they are held within the
physical body by the vital fluid which alone has the strength and power to draw
and carry them. When through damage, disease or ageing, the physical body is no
longer able to retain the stock of vital fluid, the energy- particles exit from
the body. They do have innately free velocity and should ordinarily escape into
the universal field. But they are not able to do so because of the psychic load
or burden of imprints accumulated by them through innumerable generations and
still remaining uncleared. The energy- particles in
this condition are still in agglomerated state and are called the “disembodied
soul” in collective noun-form.
As long as the corpse is not cremated or buried, the disembodied soul
will only be hovering over it because that is what it has been associated with
for the duration of a lifetime. It would not be visible to the naked eye but
the camera for aura-photography (known as Kirlian
photography) can capture its image as an outline around the corpse. (A
neurosurgeon in Chennai has such photographs in his album.)
At this stage the offspring of the dead person can draw it by the method
of self-invocation, in which case it would become part and parcel of their
life-energy. Sons and daughters could each draw a portion of the parent’s soul
and the imprints carried by that segment would now have the physical medium to
expend themselves. Should offspring (sons and daughters) alone do this? Not
exclusively, but they are best-equipped for the purpose since they are from the
same stock; they are chips off the old block.
Life-partner, brothers and sisters, intimate friends and disciples of
the deceased person could also draw a part of the life-energy but their
position would, in the normal circumstance, be only secondary. The criterion is
the closeness of the life-link and the fitness of the receptors of the
survivors.
Both in cremation or burial you would have observed that just before the
pyre is lit or the refilling of the grave completed, there would be an
announcement that whoever among the mourners wants to see “the face” of the
dead person should come forward without delay. This ritual is significant
because when a life-linked person has a last look of the face of the
dear-departed, he would be doing so with intense feeling and it is at such a
moment that the transfer of life-energy is effected.
You would have seen the recent news-item about the second daughter Ms
Yuko Obuchi (26) of the late Prime Minister of Japan Keizo Obuchi announcing her
sudden decision to contest the forthcoming election for her father’s
parliamentary seat. She had no intention whatsoever of entering politics but
made up her mind “when I saw my father’s face shortly after he died.”
The new imprints she has received have arisen in her mind as the thought, “I
will take up those tasks which my father did not have the time to carry out.”
This would serve as an illustration of the philosophy I have been giving
out.
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