The soul is AJARA, AMARA, and AVINESWAR. No fire can burn it, no water can wash it, no weapon can kill it and no air can flow it. It is indestructible. It is just an energy source transmitted from one body to the other as per its KARMAPHALA. However, when it leaves a body, it is mistuned and miss-bonded until it gets another physical existence. This is the transition period of the soul. When the soul is in its transition period, it receives high-frequency thought vibrations that we send through MANTRAS or rituals. One can experience this through meditation. This vibration becomes more powerful in silence. Receiving the end of the soul becomes more powerful and active even when it is in the womb of the mother. Hence, it receives everything that we send through thought vibration. If we send a painful vibration, it gets disturbed.
Our negative vibration disturbs and
expresses its dissatisfaction through its cry. It just remembers its experience
then. Hence, it mourns continuously. Hence, we must change the thought
vibration that we send to the soul after its departure. Our positive waves
would make the soul peaceful and it will not cry anymore. We can send this
vibration through POOJA.
Hence, if we would like to control
the cry of a child, we must connect ourselves with the departed soul through
positive vibration; because our right messages would empower the soul. Hence, one
must not mourn for a departed soul by remembering his days. One must send love
to the departed soul. While sending the thought frequency, one must be free
from fear; because it would generate a fearful attitude in its next birth.
Hence, to solace the soul the sender must attain peace.
