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Ammachi , " anatol_zinc " <anatol_zinc wrote:

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> Namaste Iswari,

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> Will pray for both of you.

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> It's been many years since my dad and then my mom passed away…

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> I would encourage you to talk to your dad and assume that he hears you,

> even if there is no physical response. And if you can hold his hand, you

> might be surprised. When my mom was in a comma, I spoke to her and she

> responded with a slight squeeze of my hand and a tear drop in one eye.

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> You might find the following helpful just in case there are some

> similarities between comma and Near Death Experiences( NDE ). Just

> recently, Samarpana has been reading some book s on NDE and it seems

> that there are these possibilities:

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> 1) The soul leaves the body but stays near and can see and hear

> everything going on, MDs treating the body, relatives grieving, etc

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> 2) The soul travels along a dark tunnel toward a light at the far

> end

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> 3) The soul reaches the light

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> 4) The soul meets relatives/friends who have passed; and perhaps, a

> being of light( Jesus, or others )

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> 5) The soul visits heavenly realms and absorbs divine knowledge

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> 6) The soul may be asked to return into the body

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> In NDE, the soul can return back into the body after any one of above

> steps.

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> So, again I would encourage you to talk to your dad and assume that he

> hears you at some level, even if there is no physical response.

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> Amma Bless,

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> amarnath

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> Ammachi , " ammasiswari " <ammasiswari@> wrote:

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> > I realize it's been awhile since I posted, but...

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> > My dad was recently hospitalized for complications of end-stage MS and

> -- since he's unable to eat, had made it known that he did not want a

> feeding tube and is receiving IV hydration only -- they are estimating,

> barring some miracle they feel is very unlikely to occur, he only has a

> few weeks left.

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> > Unfortunately, by the time he got to the hospital, he'd entered a

> delirium and not only isn't recognizing friends and family, but seems to

> have no concept of anything around him or even when someone is trying to

> talk to him. They don't expect him to snap out of this and all I can

> think is that I won't get to say goodbye and won't get to say everything

> I wish I'd said but didn't (well, I could say those things, but they

> won't be heard/understood). I wish I didn't live hours away. The course

> of his illness has been so protracted I just never imagined the end

> coming so abruptly.

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> > Please pray for my dad, who has been suffering in many ways for so

> long....and for me, as I'm really struggling with this imminent loss on

> so many levels....

> >

> > With gratitude,

> > Iswari

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