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Death and Birth - (2975)

The death of a person is always a little or a lot unsettling. Every death is a mystery, we ask ourselves: why now, why in that way, why that suffering, why that condition? 

We are so powerless to stop death. As much as we want to stop or delay death, the more we are shown that we must resign to it. We must accept it as we are not beyond death our very own selves. There are higher powers that are willing it to be this way.

Those powers why do they will it this way? The teachings tell us that it is the Divine Law that is behind all happenings and goings on in life. The values of past actions are summed up and our destiny calculated, and every step of life follows the tracks of destiny . 

When a person is dying, we are witnessing their life, their process. It is our love to accept it and embrace it as a part of the mystery of their life.


Both birth and death are a mystery. The when, the how and the why.

Death happens to everyone as soon as they are born. We are just to send our love, and yearn that as in life their Divine Mother protected and guided them, so their Divine Mother will do the same in death.

We feel deeply sorry for the person who is dying, maybe because deep down we feel that they are going to be mistreated or face some ill-fate in the world of the dead. How do we know that this is so. We have all come from the world of the dead and we are all ok.

To die physically is a Law that we all, no matter how great in life, have to face and comply with.

A life just gone becomes now a past life. With all merits and values summed up and transferred into creative potential, waiting to form the next life.

End (2975).

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