Hidden Truth: Evidence of the Ancestry is preserved in 'The Shadows of Museum'

Jayesh Dave

Tma assumes a body and is freed from it, assumes a body again and so on. As important as the physical state is to the soul is the incorporeal state. With the body, i.e. as a human being, there are different classes according to our size, saddle, form, color, nature, behavior, similarly in the incorporeal state, it can be understood that there are different classes according to memory, value, karma fruit. One of these is Pitru. Pitru is also known as pitar. What is a parent? In addition to 'Preta Kalpa' of 'Garuda Purana', 'Vishnu Purana' and other Puranas talk about God and Pitru Yoni. Generally speaking, the incorporeal state of a relative of the family means Pitru. A soul in whose memory and spirit predominates the happy or in some cases sad attachment to the family. A parent who is attached to the love of the family. Evidence of relatives taking care of their family in paternal form is preserved in 'The Shadows of Museum'. 1961 incident. A man named Jenny Keledhan in Stoberg Parish was addicted to alcoholism. One night when he was going in a state of intoxication, a voice was heard from behind, you should stop this intoxication, I am very saddened by your condition. Hearing this woman's voice, he stopped. He was stunned and thought, it was the voice of his dying mother! Jenny, who squandered her wealth on drunkenness, felt remorse and thought that I must give up drunkenness, but my mother would touch me and assure her of her presence. Saying this, the compassionate hand of his dying mother moved over his head and patted his back fondly. Jenny's shirt got her mother's handprints on it and this shirt is U. It is still preserved today in 'The Shadows of Museum' in Omaha, Nebraska. The Theosophical Society strongly believes in life after death. Published in 1915 by Theosophical Society Chicago c. W. The book 'Invisible Helpers' written by Latebeaters talks about fathers as helping spirits. In this book he writes that Greek and Roman civilizations have a concept of patriarchy but it is not clear. Various stories and rituals about the father spirit can also be found in Chinese and Egyptian cultures. African tribal societies regard the spirits of their ancestors as the most helpful and destructive force when angered. In Sanatan Dharma the father is mentioned as a helper and guide. In Kathonishad and other Upanishads and 'Garuda Purana' Pitru is placed next to God. The father is said to be the helper of progeny and wealth. Among the various lokas that are defined, a separate loka is also shown for Pitras. It is certain that fatherhood is a special state. He is not an insatiable soul. He has a purpose, love for family or wants something from him. Fathers are attached to their relatives and want their family to respect them. Rituals including Shraddha Karma during Pitru Paksha in the month of Bhadrava are ultimately an act of respect and acceptance of debt. As it is incorporeal it is beyond sense experiences but Bhava reaches it. Karma including Kagwas, Pinddan will also have religious and scientific importance but the value of faith directly reaches the ancestors. In 'Pitru Sukta', not only the ancestors living in the world, but also the ancestors who have assumed another body, are respected and respected. It can be said that respect for any relatives who have died and faith in their blessings is Shraddha. These parents prefer to be born again in their own family. This matter next.}