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Does Death Really Exist
Swami Muktananda belonged to the lineage of Siddhas, self-realized masters with the ability to awaken the spiritual potential in others. In this essay, he explored the nature of death and the meaning of immortality.
- GenresReligion
49 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1981
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October 31, 2021
"The truth is that it is our own ego which is death for us. When we have gone beyond the ego, death no longer exists."
"Therefore, when the moment comes to die in meditation, you should die completely. Then you will come back to life in such a way that you will never die again. Individual existence is a thin veil, and supreme bliss lies just beyond it. Tear off that veil. Hunt death, and then see what happens. You will see that death itself has died."
"Therefore, when the moment comes to die in meditation, you should die completely. Then you will come back to life in such a way that you will never die again. Individual existence is a thin veil, and supreme bliss lies just beyond it. Tear off that veil. Hunt death, and then see what happens. You will see that death itself has died."
April 24, 2011
What I have learned from this book is that there is no such thing as death, only change in scenery.
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