Sri Thakur: Correction From Death

RESURRECTION FROM DEAD

In many religious groups, Death is defined as the cessation of the connection between our mind and our body. Most people believe that death takes place when the heart stops beating; but this does not mean that the person has died, because the subtle mind may still remain in his/her body.

The Bible called death a sleep. Jesus said his friend Lazarus was asleep when he referred to Lazarus ' death. "Our friend Lazarus sleepeth" John 11:11. Christ called Lazarus forth from his tomb where he had been dead for four days. When Lazarus stepped forth from his tomb, he did not say that he had been to heaven. Lazarus had been sleeping in the dust of the earth since the breath of life had left him. Ecclesiastes 9:5.

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He mentioned about a vibration producing machine to be used for resuscitation. Perhaps this may be the same as the Pushpak Rath formula used as modern aeroplane.

Sri Sri Thakur described in detail the design and functional features of this machine to His youngest son Dr. P. R. Chakarobarty (Parampujypad Kajal Da), an eminent surgeon and the President of Satsang Hospital at Deoghar.

Sri Sri Thakur said long back death occurs due to depression of brain cells (REFER TO WHERE HE SAID THIS). He said when a person dies due to shock, dehydration, cholera, heart failure, strangulation, high fever, drowning, poisonous gases or other causes, where body structure is intact, the person can be revived. A machine like a gramophone should be invented which consists of negative and positive poles that can be connected to a dead person. A stethoscope like instrument should be connected to the ears of the dead person. When machine starts and electric current passes through the dead body and vibration of Holy Name passes into brain through ears, the whole body will vibrate and brain cells will activate mechanically. At the same time, transfusion of fluid should start in the body. A dead person can thus be revived. Who knows when the wavelength of one of our scientists synchronizes with His wavelength; we may really have an invention of this kind in

CONCLUSION

There is great hope that medical science would be able to device machines or processes through which the lifespan of a human being can be increased as well as pre-mature deaths be avoided. Sri Sri Thakur’s messages in this are proving correct with modern day science already having made significant progress in this.

Whether dramatically extending life would lead to a golden age or a nightmarish dystopia is, at this point, unknown. It is more certain that life extension would challenge and in some cases alter many social, political and religious norms. Current ideas about marriage and parenting might change, for example, as people remain active for decades longer. And our most enduring institutions, especially religious institutions, would be called upon to guide people through the moral implications of this new reality.

Such debates on whether engineering an organism for immortality would be desirable or not would continue, but one thing seems sure. The advances would let human beings age and die gracefully.

Finally, as Sri Sri Thakur said – “If you dislike your own death, never say ‘die’ to