If you want to gain real control over your destiny, you must understand reincamation and how it works. It's that simple.
No one wants to die. Most of us would like to live forever in full vigor, without wrinkles, gray hair, or arthritis. This is natural, because the first and most basic principle of life is to enjoy. If only we could enjoy life forever!
Man's eternal quest for immortality is so fundamental that we find it nearly impossible to conceive of dying. Pulitzer Prize winner William Saroyan (author of The Human Comedy) echoed the views of most people when, in the days just prior to his death, he announced to the media, "Everybody has got to die, but I have always believed an exception would be made in my case.
Death. Man's most mysterious, relentless, and inevitable adversary. Does death mean the end of life, or does it merely open the door to another life, another dimension, or another world?
If man's consciousness survives the death experience, then what determines its transition to new realities?
In order to gain a clear understanding of these mysteries, man has traditionally turned to enlightened philosophers, accepting their teachings as representative of a higher truth.
Some criticize this method of acquiring knowledge from a higher authority, no matter how carefully the seeker may analyze it. Social philosopher E. F. Schumacher, author of Small Is Beautiful, notes that in our modern society, when people are out of touch with nature and traditional wisdom, they "consider it fashionable to ridicule... and only believe in what they see and touch and measure." Or, as the saying goes, "Seeing is believing."
But when man endeavors to understand something beyond the scope of the material senses, beyond instru- ments of measurement and the faculty of mental speculation, then there is no alternative but to approach a higher source of knowledge.
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Shiva (329)
Journal (132)
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