Divinity

  What Is Karma? Karma can be understood as the invisible chain of cause and effect that connects actions, thoughts, and their outcomes across time and generations. Imagine a father who leads a virtuous life, performing good deeds and harboring noble intentions. These positive actions and thoughts create subtle impressions in his genetic memory, which are then passed on to his child. As a result, the child naturally inherits qualities such as kindness, integrity, and peace of mind. This process represents the transfer of good karma — not from a mystical past life, but through the powerful link of genetic and energetic inheritance. Now consider another individual who cultivates harmful habits and negative behaviors. These tendencies, encoded in his own energy and memory, are also transferred to his offspring. The child, influenced by these internal patterns, may engage in similar wrongful acts and face challenges early in life. When the parent witnesses such suffering, it becomes a ...

  Introduction: The Mystique of Cremation and Soul Power Cremation has long been enveloped in layers of spiritual mystique. Beyond the physical act of burning the body, it represents a metaphysical transition where the soul prepares to leave its earthly vessel. Many spiritual traditions regard this moment as pivotal—a juncture where human consciousness sheds its corporeal bindings. The ethereal energy, often referred to as soul power, is believed to persist beyond the physical form, subtly influencing the material and spiritual realms.True divinity is the only way to know about the soul power. Historical Perspectives on Cremation From the ancient Vedic rites of India to the pyres of Viking warriors, cremation has been a universal ritual across cultures. In India, the sacred fire is said to purify the soul, liberating it from karmic residues accumulated during life. Similarly, the Greeks and Romans considered fire a conduit to the divine, a medium through which the spirit could asc...

  Most human souls disperse within 6 to 12 months after death, and their invisible, human-shaped energy gradually fades due to the absence of sustenance in the afterlife. Natural forces such as wind and water continually impact the energy of the human soul, causing it to deform over time. This deformed human-shaped energy is what is commonly recognized as a ghost. While most ghosts dissipate within a year, some strong-willed souls can persist in the afterlife for extended periods. These enduring spirits are often referred to as evil souls or Dhusta Devatas. Do humans turn into ghosts after death? After death, every human generates a soul. Souls that are vulnerable, frustrated, or unable to find a resting place—such as a shrine or sacred site—tend to wander in graveyards, often taking on deformed shapes. These restless and malformed energies are identified as ghosts. If a soul possesses enough mental strength or has practiced certain techniques, it may sustain itself for year...