Hidden Truth: Is the world patriarchal like ours?

Jayesh Dave

Egyptian civilization has many beliefs about life after death. Mummies and pyramids are examples. This has been explained in detail in his 'The Book of Death'. He believed in preserving the body as well whereas in Indian culture it is important to surrender the body to reincarnation when the soul is freed from the body made up of five elements. No other culture has such scientific and clear evidence of the movement of the soul as in any other culture. Here the father is given a special place and his due respect. Parents are eager to interact with their children. It happens that the father uses the body of his relatives to talk about himself, giving a sign of his existence. It would be an exaggeration to say that all of this is true, but there are several lines of evidence that prove the existence of the patriarch. Arthur Ford's name has been a pioneer among people who can talk to spirits. Experiments he conducted before researchers, media and inquisitors proved that the souls of the dead speak through mediums. They used to hold programs in public places. He would take a name from the stage and say, 'Is this person present in the hall? His name is ringing in my ears.' The person is present in the hall and then the ford says that the spirit of that person's deceased mother, father or relative is present and says so and gives this sign. Such experiments were conducted with the presence of scientists, intellectuals and their verification, so the chances of fraud would have become negligible. In her book 'The Search of the Truth', well-known journalist and author Ruth Montgomery, who is interested in parapsychology, has detailed the conversations she had with the spirits of her relatives through Arthur Ford. He wrote: 'I was astounded by the things he communicated with the spirits of my relatives. Some of the things he told about my father were unknown even to me, but after investigating it, it was proved to be true.' He wrote in the book: 'My father told his world through Ford. He said, we live in a world in which everything is visible, just like the gross world, we can feel it. You are constantly progressing. I have done more pleasant work here than I used to do with my body. There is no state of idleness here.' Ruth Montgomery says, 'If the signs given by the spirits and all the other things prove true, how can this thing which they say about their world be false?' Not in this one case, but in many cases, many similarities have been seen in the talk of the world where the souls themselves reside through the medium. The various lokas mentioned in 'Vishnu Purana', 'Garuda Purana' describe Pitruloka and describe the state of the souls living in it and their continuous progress. The same thing is asserted here. It is said in the Rigveda that after coming out of the dead body, the soul wanders by assuming another body according to its desire, karma, and instincts. Here, it is clarified that the soul has a separate body and it moves to Pitruloka or Vicharana according to its state. It is further stated that they are constantly moving up and down until they assume a new body. The same thing has been communicated by the spirits through the medium. There is also a clear definition in the scriptures as to how long the soul stays in any place after being freed from the body. Why can the soul of an Englishman who has no connection with Veda Puranas or Shastras be considered as mere imagination when it is giving the measure of Pitru Lok? }