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You have had lives before and you will have lives after this. Life is a continuous process, there is no full stop to it. Modern sciences agree and our rishis have known all along that energy can neither be created, nor destroyed, it only changes form. Similarly the body, which is the five elements, cannot be created or destroyed, it only changes form. Consciousness, too, cannot be created or destroyed, it only changes form. Soul lives in the body and experiences through consciousness. In the last article we had discussed about spiritual traitors – how some people leave the path of spirituality owing to their petty ego and basic attractions and get caught in the spiral of devolution, spelling doom for themselves. Being a spiritual Guru , I have chanced upon many spiritual traitors in my present birth – the bhasmasurs of modern times, who were blessed with siddhis and shaktis of Creation and the first thing they decided to do was, try to use them against the one in whose physical p...

Volumes have been written on ghosts and spirits and haunted houses. People have reported seeing apparitions and shadows and have heard their near and dear ones who have died long back. I am sure the reader would have also seen TV programmes or heard such stories. Some of you may even have experienced such happenings in your own homes. All this is not just in the mind — it is real. Our scriptures talk in detail about the afterlife and ghosts and spirits, and also explain the reason for their existence. On leaving the body, the spirit hovers around the physical remains for a period of 13 days. This period can become longer or unending depending upon the spirit’s attachment to its body, house, property or near and dear ones. The spirit may also stay on because of your thought — if your thought is very strongly attached to the departed soul and you are not releasing it, then that can also tie the soul to the place of its physical existence or to you. The spirit has no relations, ...

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