The Koran verses of rebirth are in harmony with Hinduism

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Dear all,

 

There are seven compelling rebirth surahs which are found scattered

in the Holy Qur'an and must be studied by the Ummah to confirm

rebirth of all humans, and not 'graves opening up', to face the

Resurrection and Last Judgment:

 

1. Surah 2.28 Al Baqarah (The Heifer)

 

2. Surah 4:97-99 Al Nisa (The Women)

 

3. Surah 22:5 Al Hajj (The Pilgrimage)

 

4. Surah 23:12-15 Al-Mu'minum (The True Believers)

 

5. Surah 39:42 Al Zumar (Crowds)

 

6. Surah 56:60-61 Al Waqi'ah (The Inevitable)

 

7. Surah 71:13-14 Nuh (Noah)

 

According to www.al-islam.org there are " some people who think that

the Qur'an is to be read merely for the purpose of obtaining

spiritual reward (thawab) without need of understanding anything of

its contents. They continuously recite the Qur'an, but if they are

even once asked) " Do you understand the meaning of what you are

reading? " they cannot answer. "

 

The majority of Muslims do not believe in rebirth due to ignorance of

their own Koran. This problem is exacerbated by the fact that 90%

don't read, write or speak Arabic, the language of the Koran. Thus

Muslims are waiting for 'graves to open up' during the Resurrection,

an ignorance corrected by Shri Mataji.

 

According to Her there " are lots of myths in the Bible and one of

them is that at the Time of Resurrection your bodies will come out of

the graves. This is not only for Christians, but also for the Muslims

and Jews. Think of this — What remains in the grave after many

years? Only a few bones. And if these bones came out how can you give

them Realization? Think of it. It is a big myth. Not possible

logically.

 

In Nal Damyanti Akhyan they have clearly given that when the Kalyug

will come, all these seekers who are seeking in the hills and

mountains will be born again, and they will be given their Self-

Realization! Their Kundalinis will be awakened and that is logical,

because that is what we are doing today. "

 

So how are these rebirth surahs in harmony with Hinduism during the

Resurrection and last Judgment? i quote www.hinduwebsite.com's

clarification on the subject of soul reincarnation (rebirth):

 

" According to Hinduism a soul reincarnates again and again on earth

till it becomes perfect and reunites with it Source. During this

process the soul enters into many bodies, assumes many forms and

passes through many births and deaths. This concept is summarily

described in the following verse of the Bhagavad gita:

 

" Just as a man discards worn out clothes and puts on new clothes, the

soul discards worn out bodies and wears new ones. " (2.22)

 

According to Hinduism a being has to live many lives and under go

many experiences before it attains perfection and becomes one with

the Divine. The Hindu theory of creation suggests that creation

begins when the individual souls becomes separated from the

undifferentiated One. It continues as the evolution of life and

consciousness in matter progresses. During this process some of souls

journey back to God through the transformation of matter or prakriti

in which they were hidden. The remaining souls continue their

existence and rejoin Him in the end, not through transformation but

through a process of great destruction. Thus the great cycle of

creation, stretching over millions of years, comes to its logical end.

 

Once the creative process is switched on, the individual soul hides

behind the false personality called jiva, the subtle body and an

outer personality called the mind and the body or the ego. The is

made up of the subtle body, the subtle mind and a little bit of

discretionary intelligence called buddhi. The ego is made up of the

gross physical body, the surface consciousness consisting of

innumerable desires and impulses. Since the Jiva and the ego have no

idea of Truth or reality, they suffers from ignorance and illusion.

They succumbs to illusion and suffer from the delusion of the outer

mind. They behave selfishly as if they are different from the rest of

creation and end up with suffering, indulging in acts of self

perpetuation.

 

At the end of each life, the physical body and the gross mind return

to the elements of the earth. But the Jiva and the soul survive

death. Depending upon the nature of their past deeds, and the number

of subtle bodies it has developed, the Jiva either ascends to the

heaven or descends into the hell. Hiding the indwelling spirit in its

core, the Jiva stays in these worlds till it exhausts the fruits of

its good or bad actions. Having learned some new lessons, it then

returns to the earth again to take another birth.

 

Thus the Jiva undergoes innumerable births and deaths. It becomes

bound to the mortal life and the laws of nature. Death provides

temporary relief, but exposes the individual Jiva to the risk of

falling into greater depths of suffering.

 

Even the Buddha who founded Buddhism did not discard this theory,

though he was silent on the existence of God and did not confirm the

existence of soul. The Buddha preached that not soul but the ever

changing individual character, which moves from one birth to another

birth, till all changing and becoming comes to an end, through the

transformation of character on the lines of the Eightfold path.

 

Hinduism speaks of the existence of heavens above and hells below.

The former are sun filled, inhabited by gods and innumerable divine

souls. The latter are dark worlds (asurya lokas) and populated by all

the dark and demonic forces. The individual souls go into these

worlds according to their deeds. But they do not stay there

permanently till the end of destruction. They go there basically as a

consequence of their actions, either to enjoy or to suffer. In either

case they learn the lesson and come back to earth to start a new

earthly life all over again.

 

Thus according to Hinduism, life in heaven may be longer, but still

it is a mortal life only. There, a Jiva may enjoy extreme pleasures,

but it would not last for ever. Once its karma is exhausted, the Jiva

is thrown back from the heights of heavenly glory into the turmoil of

unstable earthly life .

 

The Hindu concept of reincarnation is alien to western people. It is

mostly misunderstood and misinterpreted, partly because of ignorance

and partly because of some inherent mental blockage natural to the

single minded pursuit of religious faith along rutted paths. It

generated a lot of controversy because it directly challenges the

western notion of one life, one heaven and the final day of judgement.

 

Today this fundamental concept of Hinduism is finding many new

adherents and believers all over the world. The reasons are many.

Firstly, a great mass of evidence is gathering in favour of

reincarnation through the personal experiences of many who chanced to

remember their past lives and were able to record their experiences

in stunning details for the posterity. Secondly the modern theories

of hypnotic regression are gaining acceptance in many parts of the

world. There are now many institutions, which help interested

individuals to remember their past lives as a part of their spiritual

awakening. Thirdly many enlightened psychic masters like Edgar Cayce

confirmed beyond doubt that reincarnation is not just a theory or

imagination, but a definite reality.

 

The Hindu concept of reincarnation is based upon the logical notion

that life on earth did not emerge suddenly, but evolved gradually,

involving great epoch of time and a vast multitude of beings. During

this process the static and inert consciousness of matter yielded

place to the dynamic movement of life and consciousness. The animal

tendencies gave way to human reason and humane thoughts. Extending

the same logic we may further say that in future, from this part

animal, part human and part divine being, there would emerge a

spiritual man of divine consciousness, the Superman of Sri Aurobindo,

with supra mental consciousness. "

 

http://hinduwebsite.com/reincarnation.htm

 

 

Shri Mataji's message of the Last Judgment and Resurrection will be

spread by removing religious ignorance regarding this promised

Blossom Time. Despite Her unprecedented knoweldge unravelling the

deepest mysteries of the Bible and Koran parables, most SYs continue

to refrain from discussing them. All they want to engage new seekers

in is the subtle system, a race they have been soundly beaten time

and again.

 

SYs must never forget that the Adi Shakti was sent specifically to

announce this Great Event to all humanity. In Her late 70 and early

80s speeches She exhorted us to rise up and do so. Despite all

encouragement few rose to the occasion, and the present state of

Sahaja Yoga reflects this failure.

 

The success of Her advent will depend entirely on those who

relentlessly work towards this goal. The chakra charade must come to

an end for the sake of Truth, Dharma and our sacred duty to humanity.

We must stop this deception because it goes against the very core of

my soul!

 

jagbir