No one really dies. In our culture, the really cultured people, when speaking of someone’s death say ‘he has become paroksh’ paroksh is loosely translated as ‘not present’; around but not present, something like suppose a play is going on some stage, the actors who are not on stage remain behind the curtains, that is being in paroksh.

Reincarnation is real, it indicates that the same souls inhibit the earth from time to time to ‘enjoy’ the various ‘realities’ the various times have to offer. it also indicates our progression spiritually across lives, finally culminating in our ability to remain with the eternal ‘now’, when one is in the present, one’s heart is empty which one can fill with love & compassion, out of free will, choice, out of love and compassion.

amonst the physical entities, man is supposed to be most ‘aware’, most evolved. human population of the world is increasing, never before were so many humans present on this planet, does this indicate an increase in overall level of awareness of this whole system ?

They took it from the family. But though it could bring sorrow, it’s better an honour, thanks to their culture.
Ideed, the young incarnation recognizes the places he leaved before. As for our actual one, he talked also about a room that had been condemned. He described easily and without ask, what it was for, before.

Series of test are then practised with the young boy. He had to take one object that belonged to the Holiness, among three or four. A bowl, a umbrella.
The new incarnation, -and it’s valid for all of us-, must have patches, venus or even scars of his last life.
He must pass all the tests without one single failure.

The 14th Dalaï Lama, -the actual- asked scientists to work about the conscience. When does it enter into the body exactly? He may know the answer.
How surprise it is that man does a such thing. Maybe monotheistic culture seem to need proof. It’s true that reincarnation is generally not accepted in it, though some verses of the Bible are tendentious, regard to the subject.

Dalaï Lama expressed himself in conferences, about the likeness between The Book and the science of Bouddhism. As it is indeed very detailed.

As to Hindouism, that science, pretends Jesus as Krishna avatar. Then we have to think what was the opinion of Jesus about the question? Apostles wrote also some sentences that could be interpreted as a life after the life. And the sacrifice of Him would be firstly to show we don’t have to fear death…
Still the verb: ” I’ve so much things to tell you”…

Here in France, our blood is following the rivers of citizen man that changed mind. To get more peace. They are our anchor.
They did not inevitably do it by wisdom or non violence.
Revolutions killed people, that’s true. Some others were brilliant, and never spoured out the red water of bodies and bodies.
La Fontaine told, showing his nib: “watch out that venom”.
Here, Christ is ingrain Hearts and Spirits. Even if french pride would like to hide to anyone of them, and anyone abroad.

That’s why Dalaï Lama should be patient to expand more the ideas about reincarnation, love and wisdom here. We’re here, citizens, uncapable to follow our heart, out of Human’s Rights, as well.
Yet, being lambs would be very difficult to us, as we will be always unconsciously frightened by the concept, that becoming wise would be an artefact of disguised power.
Earth is getting worse and worse. Blessings on Her. Human beings are more and more lost.
Horrors grows everywhere, and we are not monks. We are in a world as children. Where we hear everywhere: “It’s not as worse as before”…

We have to be in love, and be in compassion. But we don’t have to accept the unacceptable. A child say how to say no. A grow-up, the way to tell it.
But City-ZEN is perhaps not an adequate word for now.

Love.

Free tibet!!!!!!!!

Namaste,

Clover

So, being raised in catolicism, my spiritual leader thought I was krazy when I questioned him about death and where are all the souls of the dead people stored? in a limbo? for 2000 years or more? how big should this storage be? And what a waist of energy…

From then on I started to believe that at some point this energy and the accumulated knowledge shoud be recicled, for so to say, and come back to the world to keep the cycle of renewal of life.

On the other hand, I admire their capacity of bringning themselves into a state of pure and uncorrupted love. Where all beings have theirs space and worthiness as living creatures.

I respect budhists a lot. I wish I could some day meet the dalai Lama and just be able to tell him this, that I respect their believes and that I admire them in their strenght to continue thier story despite all violence around them.

How can you build the castles in the sky?

Still…I feel.. that a person filled with love and compassion as it is written at the end,…can sense..the unknown.
Yes…the heart filled with love can do magic.
Hmm…I hope.:-)

love
Agnieszka