Death—and After?
Death—and After?
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Blavatsky, has a complete conviction "that there is no such thing asDeath at all", having left behind it all those vehicles over whichDeath has power. Therefore, to its less blinded eyes, its beloved arestill with it; for it, the veil of matter that separates has been tornaway.
A mother dies, leaving behind her little helpless children, whom she adores, perhaps a beloved husband also. We say that her "Spirit" or Ego--that individuality which is now wholly impregnated, for the entire Devacha...nic period, with the noblest feelings held by its late _personality, i. E. _, love for her children, pity for those who suffer, and so on--is now entirely separated from the "vale of tears, " that its future bliss consists in that blessed ignorance of all the woes it left behind . .. That the _post-mortem_ spiritual consciousness of the mother will represent to her that she lives surrounded by her children and all those whom she loved; that no gap, no link will be missing to make her disembodied state the most perfect and absolute happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blavatsky, has a complete conviction "that there is no such thing asDeath at all", having left behind it all those vehicles over whichDeath has power. Therefore, to its less blinded eyes, its beloved arestill with it; for it, the veil of matter that separates has been tornaway.
A mother dies, leaving behind her little helpless children, whom she adores, perhaps a beloved husband also. We say that her "Spirit" or Ego--that individuality which is now wholly impregnated, for the entire Devacha...nic period, with the noblest feelings held by its late _personality, i. E. _, love for her children, pity for those who suffer, and so on--is now entirely separated from the "vale of tears, " that its future bliss consists in that blessed ignorance of all the woes it left behind . .. That the _post-mortem_ spiritual consciousness of the mother will represent to her that she lives surrounded by her children and all those whom she loved; that no gap, no link will be missing to make her disembodied state the most perfect and absolute happiness.
What to read after Death—and After??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Annie Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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