RIP IMPOSSIBLE WITH BURIAL, THE WORLD IS GOING BACK TO CREMATION- CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

HINDU WAY OF OPEN AIR CREMATION OF DEAD BODY ,  SKULL POPPING SOLITON WAVE ,   SOUL PROPULSION ON CARRIER WAVE TO COMPATIBLE AKASHA PLANE ,  DESTRUCTION OF CADAVER TO QUANTUM ELEMENTS , CREMATION VERSUS BURIAL - CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL

Hinduism is the original religion of this planet. Every Stonehenge you find on this planet is a Mandala of Sanatana Dharma.  The Hindu gods travelled by Vimanas or flying saucers propelled by gyroscopic mercury ion technology.

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After one hundred centuries of the “pagan” religion , men dressed up as gods and new religions like Buddhism, Jainism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam , Sikhism, Mormons etc came into this planet.

Cremation was banned in most religions while Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism being Indian offshoots of Hinduism continued with this practice.

Hinduism was considered a PAGAN ( savage ) religion , and our Vedas written in 5000 BC, were ridiculed as shepherd’s verses. Vatican did their part in injecting poison into Hinduism by sending Christian missionaries trained as  printers with press , translating our holy books all the while injecting poison into them.  

For example the 9th avatar of Vishnu Lord Ayyappa was born out of homosexual union between Hindu gods Lord Shiva as male and Lord Vishnu on the receiving end.  Even today Wikipedia spreads such poison everywhere.  Punch into Google search MOHINI WIKIPEDIA.  

Lord Shiva's pineal gland was converted into his prick inset in a vagina.

They fudged the religion so badly that Hindus themselves felt ashamed . There was no way we could retaliate as we were slaves for 800 years. Vatican even tried to say that white Aryans invaded India just to write our vedas ( SNIFF!) .  In this DNA age it is proved that Indian Aryan exodus was outwards in 4000 BC.

Then one fine day they burst the first nuclear bomb.  Shocked German physicists realized that the power of the atom  was mentioned clearly in our Vedas. 

The Vedic missiles and Vimanas were mind controlled . the trigger for nuclear missiles was a personalized sound mantra in Sanskrit. The advent of Quantum physics further proved that Vedas are priceless. 

Einstein’s theory and formula that energy and matter are inter-convertible was known to Indians 11000 years ago. 

The “quantum double slit experiment” of the power of conscious observation was written down all over the Vedas. 

The spectrum of energy waves, the butterfly effect, the tangled state, worm holes, the solition wave etc—all were written in such great clarity—that all these quantum scientists Jews, Christians etc opted for cremation instead of burial. 

Now punch into Google search THE WORLD IS COMING BACK TO HINDUISM- VADAKAYIL.

What you believe in, you do to yourself , right? The Western world was shocked that that men of such caliber like Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, Robert Oppenheimer, John F. Kennedy, Rudyard Kipling, George Bernard Shaw, Arthur Rubenstein, Neville Chamberlain, Alexander Fleming, George Harrison, John Lennon –the entire intellectual cream opted for Vedic Hindu last rites and cremation—without caring for ex-communication.

Knowing that their last wish might NOT be honoured ( under pressure from their church and religious bodies ) , these people put it down in their wills-- in which case it would be a crime NOT to cremate their bodies.

Now punch into Google search :-

PROUD TO BE HINDU, PROUD TO BE INDIAN- VADAKAYIL.

It was a Russian by the name of Dimitri Mendeleyev who first said that he discovered his periodic table only because he knew the Sanskrit alphabets—and he just flowed along .

Today I will tell you why REST IN PEACE (RIP ) is a fallacy when your body is buried — as per quantum physics. 

I am NOT into conversions , so I don't care if you believe me or not.

Immediately after witnessing Indira Gandhis’ cremation and last rites, conducted by her son Rajiv Gandhi , one visiting Western Christian English speaking dignitary asked him , "Could you really do that to your mother?".  Only Christians are capable of such uncultured , insensitive talk and such bad timing --  not even atheists.

In the past , the hardcore Jew Rabbis care two hoots for such last wishes, as it is TABOO to cremate in Jewish faith .  

According to Rabbi Jeremy Kalmanofsky, a prominent Conservative rabbi in New York City, family members increasingly struggle with the wrenching question of whether to go against the wishes of dead Jews who have asked to be cremated. “I personally think that as a matter of Jewish law and tradition, that while it is good to honor the request of your dying loved ones, that it is forbidden to cremate a body, and that people are not obliged to follow those requests,” said Kalmanofsky, who leads Congregation Ansche Chesed in Manhattan. 

Some congregants bow down to Kalmanofsky’s fiat and secretly betray their parent’s last wish , burying them instead of cremating them.  

All this is now changing , and more and more modern Jews wish to be cremated, ever since Einstein led by example, with their children honouring this last wish,  and not bothering about ex-communication from their faith. They dont care if the Rabbis boycott the last rites . 

Brett Schwartz, a funeral director at Goldstein’s Rosenberg’s Raphael Sacks, a large funeral home with two locations in the Philadelphia area, said that 14% of the deaths they handle are cremations.  Joe Levine, of the city’s other major Jewish funeral home, Joseph Levine & Sons, said that roughly  11% of the funerals he handles are cremations. “If you were to go back as little as 15 years ago, it was 2.5 %,” Levine said.

Rabbi Adam Zeff, spiritual leader of Germantown Jewish Centre, a Conservative synagogue in Philadelphia, said “As rabbis trying to encourage people to follow Jewish tradition, certainly the cemeteries are not our partners in that,” Zeff said. “They’re in the business of serving their clients, so if the client wants to do something, they will do it.”

This abandonment of ritual and faith have even Orthodox rabbis worried.  As it is NOT about low cremation costs , as almost all the Jews who wished to be cremated were filthy rich.

“Jews have always had the tradition, going back to biblical times, to create a space on earth to mourn the dead,” said Rabbi Andy Bachman, spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Elohim, a Reform synagogue in Brooklyn. “The simplest way to put it is, if you go all the way back to Abraham’s first act after Sarah died, it was to secure a plot of land in order to bury her.”

Among non-Jews, the popularity of the practice has skyrocketed in recent decades. In the year  2011, 45% of deaths in North America were cremated ,  and it is leap frogging every year— up from just 15% in 1985, according to a report published by the Cremation Association of North America, a trade group.  

There are few buyers for the ‘dust-to-dust’, ‘ashes-to-ashes’ teachings, when it comes to the journey to the unknown . Cremation is forbidden in Christianity because it might interfere with God's ability to resurrect the body.  Seeing the inevitable, the Catholic Church declared that they still officially prefers the traditional burial or entombment of the deceased, but cremation is now permitted as long as it is not done to express a "refusal to believe in the resurrection of the body". 

So, In 1997 the Vatican's Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments granted an indult to allow for "...the celebration of the Funeral Liturgy, including Mass, in the presence of the cremated remains. 

Provided the cremation has not be inspired by motives contrary to Christian teaching such as respect for the body or the resurrection of the body.  The rationale  being, " The Lord can resurrect a bowl of ashes just as conveniently as he can resurrect a bowl of dust." 

In 1963, Vatican admitted defeat and Pope Paul VI lifted the ban on cremation, and in 1966 allowed Catholic priests to officiate at cremation ceremonies. If you cant beat them join them, right?. But still they made crematoriums which look like churches.

Protestant churches were much more welcoming of the use of cremation and at a much earlier date than the Catholic Church, as they too could NOT stem the anti-burial and pro-cremation strong tide. 

The Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches strictly forbid cremation . In Orthodoxy, cremation is a rejection of the dogma of the general resurrection, and as such is viewed harshly, still people stonewalled and opted for cremation.

In ancient times throughout parts of Europe, cremation was forbidden by law, and even punishable by death . In Goa, India,  during the Portuguese inquisition, cremation was banned and most of the Hindus left their lands and migrated.  The poor having no choice , were given these deserted lands and houses and converted into Christianity.

An extreme form of cremation , when alive was used by Vatican authorities as part of punishment for heretics—this being burning at the stake.  

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It is my prediction that in another 20 years almost ALL Christians would prefer to be cremated.  

Muslims may NOT dare to do it for fear of violence from orthodox mullahs and social boycott.

Hindu cremations are done on wood and in open air.  When you cremate a dead body the high-temperatures of the fire (  >1000 deg C  ) cause  burning, vaporization, and oxidation to reduce it to basic chemical compounds, such as gases and mineral fragments retaining the appearance of dry bone.

An adult human body of 90 kilos will just leave behind 2 kilos of bone reside, mostly dry calcium phosphates with some minor minerals, such as salts of sodium and potassium, with a very small amount of carbon as carbonate..

Not burying the body has nothing to do with groundwater pollution. It is about shooting the soul,  riding a soliton carrier wave , to an akashic or ethereal plane, via a quantum wormhole- when the skull pops during cremation.  A soliton is the quantum chaos sine wave that achieves anti gravity.

Since past 11000 years Hindu vedic rituals require breaking of the coconut at Yagnas with intention.  It is form of bloodless sacrifice.  The liquid spilt is electrolytic plasma. In quantum physics terms -- it causes a " butterfly effect ".  This is about sending your intention as an instantaneous message, faster than light. 

Human perception occurs because of interactions between the subatomic particles of our brains and the quantum energy sea. We literally resonate the Cosmos. The quantum field or pure consciousness is influenced by intention.  Zero Point Field is an information field as it encodes everything that has left its traces in the form of Scalar waves in this universe. This boils down to the recording of every little thought that was ever thought and every little move that was ever made. The interference patterns of the scalar waves form a huge hologram that permeates the whole of the universe. Intention is like the tuning fork which causes other forks to resonate to the same frequency. 

Mind and matter are both made of the same basic stuff. The difference has to be found in the composition of vibration or ripples. Matter belongs to larger and slower waves, which implies that it possesses less energy of the absolute. Mind is made out of much finer ripples, which indicate that it contains more of the consciousness of the absolute. Scalar waves allow for information transfer across the universe, connecting every atom with every other atom and since these waves travel at super luminous speeds they could be the explanation of the non-local effects that were predicted in theory and empirically discovered in quantum physics.

The popping of the skull during cremation has a similar the same quantum effect.  In this case it shoots the soul into a distant astral akashik plane within a carrier soliton wave via a wormhole.   A soliton is the quantum chaos sine wave that achieves anti gravity.  

The strange properties of a soliton is used in fibre optics, for long distance transmission without use of repeaters or boosters. Dark soliton is used in a optical fibre, unlike water solitons like a tsunami.

All living humans have a body made up of vibrational energy which is a duplicate of the physical body and will survive physical death. This vibrational energy body invisible to physical eyes can change form but can never be destroyed and retains consciousness. 

At the time of physical death, the duplicate body will have reached a certain vibrational level and will go to an energy sphere that can accommodate that particular vibrations. The after life has different levels of energy which form different spheres according to the frequency of vibration. The faster the vibrations of a sphere the more spiritually evolved are the denizens.

We cannot observe the quantum world using our limited five senses. Instead we must imagine particles as they really are: structures of matter waves (like quantum waves) in their wave medium, the quantum ether.

Hindus do not believe in bodily resurrection and the reuniting of each soul with its physical body, so they place no importance on preserving the corpse, which is the intent of burial in Christianity and Islam. 

The Hindu belief in reincarnation gives assurance that death is merely the soul's release from the current life. An ancient text puts it simply, "Even as the snake sloughs off its skin, even as the bird leaves its shell, even as in its waking state the soul forgets happenings of the dream state, thus does the soul migrate from one body to another..." (Tirumantiram 2132).  

A true hindu shall love death as he loves this life.  New bodies are donned by the dweller, like garments.   Death is viewed in a positive light: as an escape from one life on the road to a better an ultimate moksha (nirvana), shanti (peace) and paramapada (the ultimate place). Reincarnation is viewed as a never-ending set of cycles. 

One may be reincarnated millions of times. Escape from the weary cycle of reincarnation can be achieved through escape into “an unchanging anonymous Absolute" and attaining moksha . The aim of the Hindu is to "get off the wheel," to escape the cycle and merge finally with the Oneness that was there before Creation began. 

Methods used on the path of escaping reincarnation include charity, grace , kindness, simple living, or living as per the laws of the universe. Death is only another station on our soul’s journey to the perfect life. Once we understand what life really is, then death will lose its horror. 

The reality of our life continues.  The process of dying is similar to that of birth. To be born into a material life is a very natural event. The soul changes spheres. To die is to be born into the spiritual worlds.

Hindus belive that the body is made up of five elements which are earth, water, air, fire and ether and that the God of Fire transports these five elements to their respective mother sources at death.  Agni (holy fire) is the purifying agent that enables the soul to be liberated from the physical body. Usually the body is cremated within six hours, and on the very day the death occurs.

Death is only separation of the astral body from the physical body .The soul leaves the body as soon as the person dies. Cremation in Hinduism is to induce a feeling of detachment into the freshly disembodied spirit,  lest it remain near its former body for too long. 

Women do NOT attend the cremation as they are prone to get emotionally more upset .  The point of a funeral is to show respect not sadness.  Hindus believe the dead are off to a world far better than the one they left behind. 

The soul remains in the vicinity until the ceremony is completed and the skull pops releasing the solition carrier wave .  

Every atom and molecule within us depends on the rest of the universe. If the rest of the universe did not exist we could not exist.

Energy exchange occurs between two resonant states with identical frequencies. When it occurs, a source state always shifts frequency downward and a receiver state shifts frequency upward. This equality produces the observed conservation of energy.

Hindus believe in the soul being indestructible; and that death symbolises end of the existence of a person's physical being, but the start of a new journey for the soul. This soul then reincarnates in some other life form, and passes through the same cycle of taking birth, growing and eventually meeting death- only to begin the cycle afresh. 

During the period between one's death and the next birth, one's soul remains in a subtle form (that which cannot be seen) and roams in space in a chosen plane of compatible vibrations until it enters another body at its birth. Every soul can ascend only as far as it has developed. It is a question of similar vibrations.  

Those who lead a life of austerity, meditation and grace can look forward to the possibility of reaching Brahmaloka. This is the "highest among the heavenly planes" and the dwelling place of Brahma himself. "This is a place of intensely spiritual atmosphere, whose inhabitants live, free from disease, old age, and death, enjoying uninterrupted bliss in the companionship of the Deity." 

There is no need for them to return to earth because they have freed themselves "from all material desires." While they do experience a sense of individuality, they also experience a oneness with Brahma. This is the realm of immortality.

According to the spiritual law of gravitation - like attracts like - the soul will be drawn to the plane of purification that corresponds to it, its corresponding sphere of purification, to souls which correspond to it.

The Hindu belief is that the soul is eternal, that is, it never dies. It continues to go through many rebirths until it merges with the supreme God, Brahman, and becomes free from . The soul, called atman, is given a new life and body as an appropriate reward for the kind of life ( Law of Karma-what you sow you shall reap  ) he led before.

Before the cremation, the dead body is brought home, washed, clothed, garlanded and laid on its back on the floor, head pointing south as the region of Yama, the God of Death, is in the south. A lamp is lit and placed near the head of the body and this lamp is not to be extinguished until the body is cremated. A vigil is kept until the time of the cremation.  While the corpse is in the house no family member or neighbor can eat, drink , have sex or work.

Relatives and friends pay their last respects by walking round the body and by placing some flowers on it. They offer condolences by only touching the hands of the grieving family members. As this is a solemn and sad moment, no food is prepared or served in a house where a death has occurred.

Since cremation should not take place after dark, if the person dies during the daylight hours, preparations should be hastily made so that the burning will take place before sunset.  Otherwise the body should be taken after sunrise the next day.  The body should be burned before decomposition sets in.

After the body has been prepared it is carried by male relatives on a flower-draped bamboo bier to the cremation ghats. There is no coffin.  Male relatives that carry the shrouded body chant “Rama nama satya hai,” the name of the God of Truth. The eldest son is in the lead. He has been purified in a special ritual and carries a fire kindled in the home of the deceased. 

The fire is carried in a black earthen pot. The bearers of the body should be bathed, shoeless and without upper cloth on their bodies.  The members of the procession should also be without upper cloth, and hair should be unbound.

At the cremation site, the services of a priest are usually engaged.  The eldest son performs the ceremony as directed by the priest or elder. If there is no son in the family, an elder male relative performs the ceremony.

The body is placed with the head pointing south. The eldest son carries a pot of water on his left shoulder, using his right hand to hold the pot in place. He has to circumambulate (or go around) the body three times in an anti-clockwise direction, from left to right. The younger sons follow behind him.

He circumambulates the pyre counterclockwise– for everything is backward at the time of death. Even the dead body is taken out of the house feet first.  

When the eldest son circumambulates the body, the priest makes a hole in the pot so as to allow water to flow out of it. Water is important as it is a purifying agent. Each time he circumambulates, a hole is made.

In the first circumambulation, the water that flows facilitates the departure of the soul from this world. During the second circumambulation, the water that flows is to purify the atmosphere. During the third circumambulation, the water that flows is to lead the soul to heaven.

After the third circumambulation, the son faces north and throws the pot over the shoulder southwards, over his back. .. He is not to look back. The symbolizes  the break with the earth.

He goes to the foot of the body where a pot of fire which is brought from the home has been placed.  He takes a twig or cinder and lights it with the fire from the pot.  Gold coins or bell metal is placed on the eyes. He walks in a clockwise direction, places the burning twig or cinder on the chest and bows facing south where Yama is. The torch is used to light the funeral pyre: at the foot of a deceased woman or at the head of a deceased man.  The Brahmin priest reads sacred verses from the Garuda Purana, speeding the dead person’ soul to the next life.

Chants from 7000 year old Rig Veda: "Release him again, O Agni, to the fathers. The one offered to you now proceeds to his destiny. Putting on new life, let him approach the surviving, let him reunite with a [new] body, All-Knowing One!" (10. 16. 5).

Chants from Atharva veda: "Oh, departed soul, your lifeless body is offered so that the two fires may unite for your salvation. I set the body on fire. Through those two fires you may go in your best state of Yama, who controls death."

Verse of Sri Isopanishad, and ending in om shanti shanti shantih.

  vayur anilam amrtam / athedam bhasmanatam sariram

 om krato smara krtam smara / krato smara krtam smara

"Let this temporary body be burnt to ashes, and let the air of life be merged with the totality of air. Now, O my Lord, please remember all my sacrifices, and because You are the ultimate Beneficiary, please remember all that I have done for You."

Sri Isa Upanishad17

 agne naya supatharaye asman / visvani deva vayunani vidvan

 yuyodhy asmaj juhuranam eno / bhuyistham te nama uktim vidhema

" O my Lord, powerful as the fire, Omnipotent One, now I do offer You all obeisances,. O my Lord, please lead me on the right path to reach You, and, as You know all of what I have done in the past, please make me free from the reactions to my past sins, so that there will be no hinderance to my progress."

The younger sons walk off first, followed by the eldest son who walks off last.

Prayers and hymns from the Hindu scriptures such as the Bhagavad Gita are recited while the body burns. They express the belief in reincarnation: "For to one that is born, death is certain; and to one that dies, birth is certain. Therefore do not grieve over what is unavoidable."

After the corpse is almost completely burned, and if the skull popping sound is NOT heard, the chief mourner performs the rite called kapälakriyä, the 'rite of the skull,' cracking the skull with a long bamboo stick, thus releasing the soul from entrapment in the body

The next day the son returns to pick the bones and collect the ashes which are then put into an earthen pot. The pot is placed into a flowing river ( Ganges, Thirunelli  etc)  where there is little likelihood of it coming back to land. The mourning period is usually ten, fifteen days or a year from the date of death in the Hindu almanac. During the period of mourning , the close relatives do not attend any marriages, they do not celebrate festivals, nor do they visit temples or priests for a year.

In Hinduism, during cremation the eldest son, the adopted son, or the younger brother put first fire on the dead person's body. This ritual is considered mandatory. Women are prohibited from attending cremations

After the cremation, the family may have a meal and offer prayers in their home. Mourners wash and change completely before entering the house after the funeral. A priest will visit and purify the house with spices and incense

Holy enlightened sages are buried in a meditative lotus position, in salt.  The holy man is already detached from his spirit while alive.  Young children less than two years old are also buried, as they egos and worldly attachments are not yet formed.. The individual soul has become impure through cravings, desires, egoism, pride, greed, lust and likes and dislikes. The Supreme Soul is Infinite, Omniscient and Omnipotent. It is an embodiment of knowledge and bliss.

Everything is energy and none of this energy is ever lost! Life on earth is only an intermediate station on the pathway of the soul, a journey whose purpose is to reach its original pureness, its original light-power, its original high vibration, by developing spiritually higher.. The soul is the "book of life.". Negative things burden our soul, shadow and darken it. 

Positive thoughts and actions relieve the soul and make it more light-filled. The soul, which is so strongly oriented to this life on earth, remains more or less connected with the physical body through energy streams even after it has left it. It clings to its physical "house," so to speak, because it thinks that life is possible solely in a material body. 

If  the dead body is  buried, the soul still believes that it is connected to its body. If a person has already aligned his soul with higher regions, his soul will be attracted by higher worlds after its disembodiment during cramation.  A soul’s capacity to feel is much more sensitive than that of a human being.  It suffers from the pain which the person’s relatives feel on its account.

Death is separation of the soul from the physical body. Death becomes the starting point of a new and better life. Death does not end your personality and self-consciousness. It merely opens the door to a higher form of life. Death is only the gateway to a fuller life. Just as a man casting off worn-out garments, takes new ones, so the dweller in this body, casting off worn-out bodies, enters into others which are new. 

Death is not the end of life. Life is one continuous never-ending process. Death is only a passing and necessary phenomenon, which every soul has to pass to gain experience for its further evolution. A man of discrimination and wisdom is not afraid of death. He knows that death is the gate of life. Death to him is no longer a skeleton bearing a sword to cut the thread of life, but rather an angel who has a golden key to unlock for him the door to a wider, fuller and happier existence.

Mind borrows its light from the soul. Soul is beyond the realm of physical science. Soul is beyond the reach of material science. Man is a soul wearing a physical body. Soul is extremely subtle. It is subtler than ether, mind and energy. 

Consciousness, intelligence are of the soul and not of the body. Consciousness is evidence of the existence of the soul. Personality of man is a brief, partial manifestation of the Immortal, All-pervading, Indivisible Soul or Atman or Brahman. 

Soul is the immortal part in man. Do not identify with this body. You are not this perishable body. You are the Immortal Soul. Identify yourself with the soul. “Tat Tvam Asi—Thou art That”. Feel this. Realise this and be free. 

The law of Karma is the law of cause and effect.  God does not punish any one.  Man reaps the fruits of his Karma.  The law of cause and effect operates on him.  He reaps a harvest of pleasure for his good actions. He suffers and experiences pain and disease, loss of property for his wicked actions. 

There is NO escape for the wicked,  your bad Karma will get you in your next life.  Have you noticed, the most hard core rationalists and atheists , lose their bravado and utter a prayer when they know that their "play to the gallery" times on the planet is over.  

You will NEVER EVER see them telling the supreme " COME ON TAKE ME ON, YOU SOB  --  DO YOUR WORST" when they are about to kick the bucket.  I challenge anybody to prove me wrong,  in the future too.

Reincarnation depends upon Karma. If a man does actions of a beastly nature he will take the birth of an animal.  Your present birth is the result of your past actions. All the actions that you do now will determine your future birth. You have set the law of causation in motion and you are caught in this wheel of birth and death. This is the law of reincarnation. This law binds all beings. 

When you attain the perfect knowledge of the Imperishable the wheel is broken and you attain freedom and perfection. . Each word, thought and deed lays up a store for you. Be good. Do good. Entertain good thoughts. Do virtuous actions. Purify your heart. Meditate regularly on the Immortal Atman, thy universal Self. You will free yourself from the round of births and deaths and attain Immortality and Eternal Bliss in this very life. 

The doctrine of reincarnation is quite rational. It gives ample chances for man’s rectification, growth and gradual evolution. The purpose of transmigration is not reward of punishment, but betterment and perfection. It prepares the human being for the ultimate realisation which frees him from the cycle of births and deaths. 

The doctrine of transmigration gives ample scope for the sinner to correct and educate himself in future births. The human body is only a vesture and dwelling place for the immortal soul. The soul can certainly re-inhabit another dwelling place and put on another vesture in order to develop and realise better than before the Divine plan and purpose for it. Vedanta says that there is hope of salvation even for the worst sinner.

The union of the soul with a particular body is known as birth and its separation therefrom is called death, when the soul leaves its physical sheath, it transmigrates into another body, human, animal or even vegetable, according to its merits. The Kathopanishad says: “Now I will tell you, O Nachiketas, the eternal and divine mystery as to how the soul fares after attaining death. Some souls attain to other bodies, while some fall to the vegetable state according to their action and knowledge” (1-2-18).

According to Indian philosophy, there is a subtle body or Sukshma Sarira within the physical body. When the physical body perishes, this subtle body does not perish. It moves to heaven to enjoy the fruits of its good actions done here. This subtle body perishes only when the soul attains the final emancipation. The impressions or Samskaras, Vasanas or the tendencies are carried in the subtle body.

Yadrisam kriyate karma tadrisam bhujyate phalam,

Yadrisam vapyate, bijam tadrisam prapyate phalam.

Just as the fruit corresponds to the seed that has been sown, so also the fruit of the actions that are performed by us correspond to the nature of the actions that we perform. 

Birth follows death just as waking follows sleep. You will again resume the work that was left off by you in your previous life. Therefore, do not be afraid of death.

Hindus abroad do NOT like “covered” electric crematoriums, as the shooting of the soul into the astral plane is hindered, thus condemning the deceased to an inauspicious death that hampers them in the next life. As you can see soliton waves are affected by obstacles. This is one of the reasons Hindus do NOT want to travel abroad.

Cremation of a person's dead body is supposed to rid the departed soul of any attachments to the body it previously resided in.  Hindus believe that proper open air cremation releases an individual’s spiritual essence from its transitory physical body so it can be reborn.  If it is not done or not done properly, it is thought, the soul will be disturbed and not find its way to its proper place in the afterlife.

MODERN ELECTRIC CREMATORIUMS HAVE FURNACES WITH A SMOKE EXHAUST. THIS EXHAUST MUST FACE UPWARDS AND MUST NOT BE COVERED .  TO PREVENT RAIN WATER SEEPING INTO THE FURNACE , A WATER TRAP CAN BE ARRANGED AT THE BOTTOM MOST BEND .

The shedding of old clothes, the underlying message --can be gleaned from a 7000 year old Vedic Sanskrit verse:

"Dhanãni bhumau pashavashcha goshthe,

Nãri gruhadware sakhã smashãne,

Dehashchitãyãm paraloka mãrge,

Dharmãnugo gachhati jiva ekaha."

"Wealth will remain buried, cattle will remain in the pen, (his) wife will accompany (him) to the doorway, friends will accompany him to the crematorium, the body will come till the funeral pyre, but on the path to the next world, the jiva goes alone (with his karmas)."

If we need a new start to this planet after 21st Dec 2012, we need to address the problem of disembodied restless souls , playing havoc, because they have been denied a chance to start afresh .

Check out this video above - it shows the effect of burials and vindictive cum greedy nature of man.

Few celebrities among hundreds who chose cremation-- Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein , Robert Oppenheimer , Arthur Rubenstein,  Harpo Marx ,Neville Chamberlain, Alexander Fleming, Greta Garbo, George Harrison, John F. Kennedy, Rudyard Kipling, John Lennon, George Bernard Shaw, Marlon Brando, Alfred Hitchcock Rock Hudson, Jill Ireland ,John F. Kennedy Jr. ,Vivian Leigh, Groucho Marx, Robert Mitchum, Steve McQueen ,Christopher Reeve, Neil Armstrong , Edmund Hillary,H. G. Wells etc

Grace and peace!

CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL
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