Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Life and Death in India

Why should India be different?

Life and death belong to all people on earth.

The Indian way is to seek freedom from the yoke of death over life.

India recognizes the inevitably of death, but sees it in cyclical rather than finite fashion.

Death is no end in Indian thought.

It is but a small and inconsequential step in a universal and unceasing process.

Genetics, as a branch of science, is less than 250 years old.

The continuity of life is a fundamental realization from every stream of Indian religious thought.

It is a timeless element of the Gift of India to all humanity.

India has a plethora of tongues. However, she speaks of the link between life and death with one common term.

Sanatan

India asks her children to live beyond death.

The Japuji Sahib, which is the Word of God for all Sikh learners, speaks of more than 8 million cycles of birth and death.

The eternal blessings to all India of the Sikh Gurus is that they live forever in the Guru Granth Sahib.

The Japuji Sahib is a vital start to a lifetime of devotion to the Word of God.

Daily recitation of the Japuji Sahib brings you to the lap of God every morning.

It is a unique gift from Mother India for all her children.

Group Captain Premjit Singh (Retired) has prepared an English translation of the Japuji Sahib. Premjit is the Chief Trustee of the sponsor of this web log.

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