Guest guest Posted October 11, 2005 Report Share Posted October 11, 2005 > Hi Lyudmilaji, > Thanks for the information about "astral planes". > > As I am quite at sea in supra-rational matters, I am > unable to comment on the same. I may mention here > that I do not plan to delve into this nebulous field > at least in the near future. > Thanks once again. > Mohan Jyotishi > > PS I wonder whether you have read RAYMOND by Sir > Oliver Lodge (or is it Henry Cabot Lodge? I forget > the name of the author). It is a real life account > of > the life hereafter of Raymond, the son of > the > famouse scientist, Olive Lodge, who had died in a road accident. It throws a flood > of light on "life after death". > > There was also a special issue of Reader's Digest about a decde back "Life After Life" which dealt > with such cases in a meiculous and scientific > manner. > MJ > > --- jyotishi231 <jyotishi231 wrote: > > > vedic astrology, > > "lyudmila_31" > > <lyudmila_31> wrote: > > > > Good evening for all members! > > There are several divisions in ethereal body: > > one is responsible for creating the physical body, > > and the energy for > > this creation are given by both parents. Luminous > > threads tie the > > person with his parents for years. The living > force > > is at first given > > by parents, and in their old age - by child to > > parents. > > The other joins together living forces - the soul, > > ego. > > The other is the universal soul. > > I think that there could be some marks of future > > birth in the case of > > Manisha. She may be seriously ill for several > months > > before her pass. > > > > Lyudmila > > vedic astrology, Rampaul > > Verma > > <rampaulman> wrote: > > > > > > hi rema > > > that is fact what you say but truth "is there is > > soul in those cell > > whhich devide and live" > > > you need to elabortae on it . > > > i just guess it still has presence of that life > > giving light in > > them and those cell get big idenenty and ego is > may > > be an astrologer > > may explain > > > ra > > > > > > Rema Menon <remamenon> wrote: > > > Mohan Jyotishi, > > > > > > There are always cells dividing and forming > > tissues in > > > the human body. They are alive. Every living > cell > > does > > > not need to have a soul. > > > > > > You cannot call the sperm, the ova or the embryo > a > > > person. > > > It is all part of the developmental stages of > the > > > fetus, which is not physiologically any > different > > from > > > the various other developments going on in the > > human > > > body, though the division is meiotic and not > > mitotic. > > > That doesn't require it to have a soul. > > > > > > At some stage this growing mass of > differentiated > > > cells becomes a person. The exact time of this > > > transformation has not been scientifically > > studied. It > > > could be any time before the birth. > > > > > > Thank you. > > > Rema > > > > > > > > > > > > --- Mohan Jyotishi <jyotishi231> wrote: > > > > > > > Shri Dhira Krsna Dasa, > > > > Jai Shri Krishna! > > > > > > > > I think I have made it already very clear that > > > > neither > > > > am I a non-believer in rebirth nor am I > > > > against a scientific discussion on this > subject. > > > > > > > > All I am saying is that we should consider the > > > > following points: > > > > 1. It is worthwhile to note that the embryo > -- > > > > known > > > > as a sperm in the intial stage---itself even > at > > the > > > > time of conception is alive and only when it > > gets > > > > into > > > > the ovum does preganancy take place! A dead > > sperm or > > > > a > > > > sperm in "suspended animation" has no chance > > among > > > > billions of other sperms to impregnate a womb. > > Thus > > > > it > > > > could not have been Manisha as a sperm, since > > she > > > > died > > > > about six months after conception. > > > > > > > > 2. Out of the total gestation period of nine > > months, > > > > the embryo/foetus gains (in fact re-awakens > to) > > > > consciousness latest by the end of fourth > month > > and > > > > is > > > > alive and kicking immediately after that. Even > > if we > > > > presume that "Manisha" had some "yogic powers" > > -- > > > > which she never claimed!--she could not remain > > > > "dead" > > > > or at least in "suspended animation" in her > > mother's > > > > womb for about six months and be born just > > within > > > > three months after her death in the previous > > birth. > > > > Thus even if it is presumed that she entered > an > > > > embryo > > > > which was already in the womb and waiting for > > her, > > > > it > > > > could not have been later than by the end of > > fourth > > > > month of conception. > > > > 3. It is an impossibility as per biological > > sciences > > > > that a "dead foetus" can remain in the womb > for > > six > > > > months from the date of conception and then > gain > > > > consciousness all of a sudden! Thus the > > gestation > > > > period from the date of conception should > > certainly > > > > have been at least nine months but not less > than > > > > seven > > > > months in any case! > > > > What you or I have heard about such cases does > > not > > > > matter since my grandmother used to tell me > > hundreds > > > > of such stories in my childhood and I believed > > > > everyone of them then! The point is what > cannot > > be > > > > substantiated logically and scientifically, > has > > to > > > > be > > > > given up, at least to be shelved for the time > > being! > > > > > > > > Therefore, all I am requesting is that we > should > === message truncated === Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. http://music./unlimited/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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