[net.nlang.india] Reply to 'Reincarnation'

pyati@ttidca.UUCP (Prabha Pyati) (05/15/85)

	This is in answer to the original question about 'Reincarnation'
	and Astral Projection. I would suggest you read the book
	'Autobiography of a Yogi' by Swami Paramahansa Yogananda. The
	book is available at any of the SRF(Self realization Fellowship)
	centers in most major cities.

		It is up to you to believe the contents of the book.The
	human mind is a reservior of many thought forms. The brain is the
	physical entity which holds them. It is my understanding that
	even a Genius among us uses only about 10% of what the brain is
	really capable of!!!

		When I talk to people who have the experiance of Astral
	projection and out of body experiances, these are my thoughts:

	1. May be they have higher level of perception.
	2. May be more channels of information are open them.
	3. May be someday I may reach that level rather than saying
	   it does not exist.

raghu@ut-sally.UUCP (Raghunath Ramakrishnan) (05/17/85)

In article <220@ttidca.UUCP> pyati@ttidca.UUCP (Prabha Pyati) writes:
>
>		When I talk to people who have the experiance of Astral
>	projection and out of body experiances, these are my thoughts:
>
>	1. May be they have higher level of perception.
>	2. May be more channels of information are open them.
>	3. May be someday I may reach that level rather than saying
>	   it does not exist.


   I'd like to point out that (3) above implicitly assumes the truth
of (1) or (2). This is one of the things that make me uncomfortable.
We often let a desire for something attractive (and initially nebulous,
so that its implications are not obvious!) transform some of our 
hypotheses into conclusions.