Tag: Death
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Towards The End Subrahmanya
One can not choose his time of Death.
What does one need towards the end of his life?
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Yama First To Walk Death, When did Cremation Begin
The Cremation of the Dead spread from Sanatana Dharma to Sumeria,and later to Greeks. Homer mentions thus, ‘Never again will I return from Hades when I have received my meed of fire”. ‘ -Patroklos,in Homer’s Iliad. Patroklos, Doesn’t it resemble Pitrulok,the abode of Ancestors of Hinduism?
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English Buried Bodies Indian Vedic Way Namasthe Posture
Customs and languages,though they may change, never lose their identity if one were to dig deep. The customs of Hindus are ,in some ways, unique and they transcend regions. Hindus have two ways of dead bodies. Burning and Burial.
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Hinduism On Normal Supra and Para Normal
A thing Is , Is Not and Indescribale at the same time-based on the same Logic. So in Hinduism Nothing is a Miracle, Para Normal or Supra Normal. We have Rishis and Siddhas who transcend Time and Space, assume minute forms ‘Take huge forms, enter into a dead body..
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Near Death NDE OBE Real Case Proves Indian Death Ceremony
People have reported being enveloped in a sheet of white light which felt warm, they have been able to see what is taking place, though they could not perceive, see or hear it with their senses. The perception has become more acute.
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Death Rites Hinduism Part 2 Day 2 To Thirteen
Twelfth Day, Sapindikarana. On the eleventh and Twelfth-day the Preta eats the food offered heartily. On the eleventh and twelfth day all the Pitrus are present. Vasu,Father; Rudram, Grand father nd great grand father,Adhitya.(Paternal) The earliest Pitru leaves the Pitru Loka and leaves for the Swarga and the presently decesed joins the Pitrus as the Vasu.
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Death Rites Explanation Part 1 Hinduism
The dying is made to lie down head facing South. The body without Life is called Sava while the state of Jiva(Soul) is Preta. The Yamadutas, the servants of the Lord of Death, Yama drags the life out. As soon as the life is out, a small oil lamp lit with Gingelly oil is left near the body’s head. The body is to be laid on the Dharpa grass. The body is bathed, daughters, perform this and draped with a new Cloth after removing everything else from the body. The body is garlanded and Rice is dropped in the mouth by the relatives. The ceremonies are performed as dictated int the relevant Veda Sutra of the deceased. The son takes bath and performs the Homa and takes the body with Fire in a pot to the cremation Ground. The son is expected to shave, in some custom hair of the head is also removed. At the cremation ground, the son performs Nagna Prachchadana Sraddham,after removing the clothes from the body.
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Mantra for Fear Of Death Abhitistava
Fear of Death is mainly due to two factors. The Pain that might accompany it and The apprehension on what would happen after Death. We do not generally dwell on this. At times even normal people are afflicted with this Fear of Death continuously. No amount of Counseling might help. Tranquilizers might grant temporary relief. And there are terminally Ill patients, those who are suffering from serious ailments which are life threatening. For them this Fear of death assumes frightening proportions. I am providing some Mantras for overcoming the Fear of Death. 1. Abhitistavam by Swami Desika.
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At And After Death Timeline
he pupils dilate, the jaw might fall open, the skin will sag, prominent joints and bones become pronounced. Pallor mortis causes the usually pinkish tone of the Heart becomes pale. Algor mortis, the decrease in body temperature follows, (Two degrees Celsius in the first hour; One degree each hour thereafter.).. Digestion takes place for some time. Erection and Ejaculation take place. Moans and Murmurs will be heard because of breaking Gas in the body.