What happens after you die? Jay Lakhani | Hindu Academy |

[@yashsinghsisodiya2384]

proud sanatani

[@krishnadasm7834]

when we avoid a dead body, we forget to know sooner or later we are the the same.

[@nylesor1120]

Master Jay is so good! ;) I always pray for him every day. He is one of my Guru.

[@hpatel1748]

What a powerful man

[@sonuk1045]

Sir, you are just amazing. Thanks for sharing such a valuable information.

[@zv54]

Even though I'm still such a confused, lost, disadvantaged, traumatised,depressed, isolated, failed, angry British Hindu with no clarity and many questions, I find these videos quite helpful. Thank you. Om shanti.

[@MsLima82]

Please read Bhagavad Gita by Srila Prabhupada of ISKCON. It helps in getting clarity of mind.

[@AR-vt9rx]

Bhagavadgita has every answer’.but still shattered by my mother’s death

[@inbuildmutuants4277]

Noting to worry time change every thing just focused on your goals

[@sahajasamadhimahayoga]

true. still we are not shattered but peaceful, while in sleep...why?

[@royal9063]

You lost someone which you love most. And u r sad . That is nnature of life. But by knowledge of gita you will over come it. By knowledge you can overcome from suffering. But u r human u will feel good for sometimes u will feel bad. Thats why krishna said the people who remains nuetral in every situation are ones who controlled their Indriya and emotions by Tapa. For normal human being like us. We will happy some time and also sad. But Knowledge will give satisfaction and power to fight the situation.

[@tiruchendurguruvayur5648]

I m going through the same unending pain after losing my Mother😢....I feel u...I m trying to find out about after death experiences and like u said all these experiences and answers finally lead the Gita where everything is answered...hard to digest the loss but somewhere deep down in my heart I believe that she's in God's presence🙏

[@sP-cd5nq]

@@tiruchendurguruvayur5648 may yoy get your answers.no one knows for sure what happens after death , so choose an answer which gives you peace.Mothers are priceless ❤️

[@RohitKruze]

Beautifully said. Thank you. Mr lakhani

[@reetasingh7008]

I am always happy n amazed by your vedic knowledge.

[@shikharverma5669]

True that. ❤️🙏🏻

[@psychedsage4990]

I wish humans can come to the technology where you can trace your past life through genes.

[@parthshah6897]

The concept of infinite scewed Risk Reward ratio was really the perfect analysis. I think this is the real reason of extremism..👍👍

[@iainpattison903]

These suicide bombers have totally perverted the Prophet Muhammad's teachings, suicide bombers don't go to Heaven. Islam forbids the killing of non combatants. Islam forbids suicide too.

[@KHAN.S_Ali_Khan]

@@iainpattison903 fully agree with you, there is no place of killing any one in Islam what so ever, if anybody has committed any crime then they are to be punished or brought to justice through the proper legal system ie the courts, God says in his holy book the Qur’an that if you save ONE live it's as if you've saved the entire humanity. You find extremists in every society whether religious or not. When you look at the phenomenon of suicide bombings you've got to look at other factors aswell, like bombs planted and then called as suicides, the occupation of countries and carpet bombed by airplanes etc. The first people to do suicide bombings were the Tamil Tigers, and they were not Muslims, so the idea of skewed risk reward theory does not apply here, how can that be explained? How come nobody can remember their past life for certainty? The children behave the way they behave is because they are learning new things and they act out what they see around them, TV etc.

[@kumakuma6237]

Certain idiots in comments deny facts of reality of Hinduism oldest and first religion in the world lol. Proven by the world history and science forever.

[@ekbhaktekbhakt991]

This question is always evaded: WHERE does the AtmA go after moksha? Ontologically and spatially? How can it become omnipresent ontologically? It must be multiple localized AtmAs.

[@beowulf555]

This can be explained with quantum physics a bit. Have you heard about the particle/wave duality of matter? Look up the experiment. Basically, matter exhibits particle nature when there is an observer and wave nature when there is none. In other words, you are present here within these confines of time and space because I’m observing you. There is a conscious observing you. If nobody is there to observe, you are wave nature which means you are everywhere. You are not defined by time and space anymore. To explain this, many quantum physicists now believe you are not real. The classical physics guys can’t explain so they just conveniently skip it all together but the answer from quantum physicists is that your mind is real. And only that is real. Matter or your physical body exists but only as a projection of your conscious. It’s exactly how they define Maaya in the Puranas and Vedic texts. Your physical world is not real. It’s a mental projection of your mind. So yes, it’s omnipresent when it’s not defined in space and it is omnipresent when it’s the ultimate ocean of consciousness that you borrow your individual conscious from.

[@SapnaSingh-fc7jz]

How can I book your appointment looking for help. Please reply

[@HinduAcademy]

you can get in touch with us by email [e-mail]

[@differentperceptions]

Insightful

[@rrahulraj8552]

awesome speech sir👌😍

[@sunshinecleaning8989]

Why so less number of views? So unfortunate...

[@DhareFarmer]

Everybody wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die. They are afraid of death.

[@gireeshneroth7127]

The Being that life fundamentally is doesn't live or die.A shadow goes and comes but the thing never goes or comes. Bubble forms and bursts but the base is constant. It is the egoistic self or life combining the body, mind, prana, and intellect that it wears as an outer layer creating the illusion or dream of life and death. The Being remaining constant.

[@jayaprakash981]

Unit India . Jai Hind

[@buffectomorph9657]

But the Buddha and Jesus closed this loop of samsara and teach us how to also. To live with a heart full of love for all, to know the I is God and God is all.

[@wasimganju]

What happens after death?

[@tusharahmed2793]

Dharma is not something that's need to be proved by someone, it's a belief which is based on intellect, thousand years ago where was the so many proof, people just believed

[@yecto1332]

Memory is fragile Yeah I can’t even remember my gf birthday

[@wesleyteenwesley]

Sir it seems I have touched Swami Vivekananda

[@missionneetpg-wq6xf]

Which verse of upanishad says about reincarnation???....

[@baicky701]

Sir I want to ask one thing. If every soul reincarnated than how population is growing, population must be same as one soul reincarnated to one body. Please answer me sir

[@saibalmitra1775]

I am a novice but would still like to say something. Maybe souls from the animal kingdom get upgraded to become human beings. OR maybe souls from other planets of other galaxies acquiring a body on earth to start a new life here and learn certain lessons. I might be wrong !!

[@indobrit4999]

Mr Lakhani once said Human la are most evolved beings on planet comparing them with with animals nobody wants animal life everyone wants the same state of being that is human that's why we see the animal population is getting extinct and human population is increasing though nature one day will strike the balance like Corona happened plague natural calamities , climate change nature will always balance things

[@Mrhappy360x]

We are traveling towards the end life on earth.do you agree one day earth will die, it means all the creatures on earth will die. But supernatural power is so kind it is giving opportunity for consciousness and moksha for all. Reunification of all. It’s maya.

[@sahajasamadhimahayoga]

both the answers that are given, are correct, and answers your query. also, there are innumerable planets where rebirth is possible as well.

[@xi7837]

there are other planets people come from they talk about this a lot in the mahabarata

[@jayjyotisarma3222]

You open my mind from pre agonestic

[@chandrakalpoe-caruchandrik5669]

What is your name? Vivek answers...doctor Vitesh...huhhh. For about 1 years he would introduce himself like that. Around his 3th year..he finally accepted his real name. But what a shock, when he went to the doctor with his mom and brother who was sick. He stepped to the doctor, shook hand and said..."I am also a doctor"

[@purnachandramondal9802]

what's the moral?

[@perikaveera]

GREAT, VERY WELL READ AND INFORMATIVE. Jackson, Mississippi.

[@ronukken]

Question about reincarnation, inorder to born again what should be the first sin and which form done that sin? Mr. Lakhani, explain what is SIN as per Sanathana Dharma?

[@sahajasamadhimahayoga]

the original sin (avidya) is the 'am the body' idea (dehatma buddhi)...as long as this deep rooted thought - identification is there, there will be reincarnations too...

[@Nonehelloworld]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Senator107]

Actually in Judaism they don't talk about Heaven and Hell.

[@Historian212]

Well, there's "the other side," "the outer darkness," and "Gehennom; and "the world to come". These tend to be less discussed among those in the modern movements, but they're terms that are very much alive in the Orthodox world. OTOH, there's certainly much debate as to what they mean. Certainly, there's no notion of an eternal hellfire, as "the outer darkness" connotes. Dark and cold rather than hot and burning is more of a characterization. And in this version, most souls are given a chance to advance themselves in the afterlife, rather than suffer forever. This belief is the root of Jewish customs such as saying Kaddish for the dead (on behalf of the soul's journey) for a year after they die; giving charity on behalf of those who have died; dedicating good deeds to the memory of a dead person; and so on. Also, Jewish tradition very much incorporates the notion of transmigration of souls that need to complete their mission or assignment on Earth. This is sometimes offered as the explanation for babies who die, as souls who just had a short amount of time left to complete their earthly journey.

[@sriprabhavpaturi2826]

Book of Daniel.

[@jojames6621]

@@sriprabhavpaturi2826 what does book of daniel say about heaven hell??

[@yolandayoung7977]

@@Historian212 see

[@aryanmahajan8246]

Death n life is just like removing old dirty clothes n wearing new until you get bore and get rid of it by getting knowledge then only you will be at etarnal peace which is moksha according to sanatan science

[@tarungoklani5191]

How reincarnation explain rise in population?

[@rishabhtripathi3859]

great work

[@dhrubaghy1]

WONDERFUL EXPLAINATION.

[@tiktokonly8144]

Every human will taste death, and to the Creator we will all return back to. And that moment you will be judged by your actions and deed in this world. So don't associate partners with the Creator, it has no image no sons or daughters or wives. The creator is eternal ever living and self sufficient, it doesn't need anything. No the angels not samsara not Buddha not manmade idol image of God.

[@vishwadharma7424]

👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@whatiffilmsaustralia4007]

I liked what you have said but what about Garud Katha/Puraan that Pandit Ji says once someone has died during teravi... It matches with Abrahamic tradition that talks about Heaven & Hell... an answer will be appreciated Sir...

[@thespiritualomnist]

@What If Films Australia even in the Gita, Krishna speaks about it, heaven hell etc are all planets, higher or lower, so heaven or swarga basically means that there more spiritually evolved people live, in hell more doomed people live, Other view is that heaven or hell may just be the kind of lives we live in , if we are in a rich family or a loving family, we are in heaven , if we are in a morally low family then we are in hell. Lord Krishna says that instead of dreaming of hell or heaven we must strive for moksha or salvation, even Quran says that Allah is beyond these ,material pleasures.

[@bestashok]

Same here, just want to add on Sir. So what is this all life, God, Jesus, Allah, Spirituality, Salvation, Heaven, Hell, Sin etc all about? The whole creation has no START or END. Let's First understand concept.. This is nature of entire Cosmos or Existence. No END or START.. This is an process, but once you become a human by birth, it’s the human becoming the Divine is the final step, It is the PEAK, and not everyone on earth will resonate with it. Now that you know Universe including you never dies. Form changes. Point is you want to be conscious or unconscious. When one dies, you are no more but the SPIRIT which was in your body is Out. You maintain your astral body. The laws of karma or say your actions will dictate when you return to earth, and what your experiences will be & what you will be born as become a rock, star, grass, mud, or just become empty space. Poor actions in past life will be born as animal or lower life...no God conscious...but God's essence is there in that animal as well. **When you have transformed the body into light or leave your body at will, or attain mahasamadhi, you are free to choose and go anywhere.** You will be able to choose if and when to return, and what you will experience….you are free. You are no longer subjected to the wheel of birth and death, unless you choose to have this experience again. This is what God is. This is least hurting way of playing life again and again. Coz you know what you are playing.

[@shogun5886]

So in the end everybody is god?

[@johnjacobastoriv688]

Bhagwan ek bhi hai aur anek bhi

[@thegreatrestoration6784]

Reincarnation and Karma has left us with lot of unanswered questions. If everyone is a reincarnation from a previous life why is the world population increasing and not decreasing? If there are new souls and not reincarnated ones, where do they come from? And of course very importantly; where did the first person come from - he or she could not have been reincarnated? Since each soul should be progressively purified of evil through their many reincarnations why isn't the world becoming a better place to live in? Do you know India the birth place of Reincarnation, Why is there so much human misery in India where karma and reincarnation have been accepted for centuries? Do you know what went wrong in your last reincarnation so that you have been reincarnated again this time? If you can choose your path relatively then How come the karmic law works without moral absolutes? If you don't know why you have been reincarnated, then how would you fix it without knowing the problem? Do you know how much your karmic debt you owe to God? If good and evil are same then what is the meaning of karma? Do you think your so called good (as per your definition) works is increasing the debt or decreasing debt? If animals have a soul, Can you observe a behavioural difference between two rats based on moral laws? Reincarnation is illogical because animals cannot reason. So it doesn’t know anything about salvation. From a strictly logical viewpoint, since no one has ever died and come back to life (except our Lord, Jesus Christ) there is no empirical proof of the claims of those who say they have been reincarnated into this day and age. There has never, ever, been any credible testable evidence to support the many claims being made about reincarnation, and the supposedly ‘scientific evidence’ which occasionally pops up purporting to support the belief, is inevitably flawed in either or both its methodology or conclusion. It’s pseudo-science purporting to support and unsupportable belief!

[@youdaone7048]

Yes I agree with you. That always perplexed me as to why the population of souls aren't going down. Anyway I don't think certain things are meant to be found out. But through my own experience i have to say I feel "trapped". Physically, mentally, emotionally.... That makes me feel like I have been here before. Like it's a never ending ride think about it. We don't remember when we were born and we don't know when we will die. A lot of mystery surrounding that but I have to say I believe this world is created by desire, this material existence. We get caught up in it thinking it's permanent. Its like a movie or something just observe and stay detached. And I also believe it's just "one" energy behind it all. Everything came from the darkness and to the darkness it shall return. The darkness is the source.

[@chendaforest]

From an Advaita standpoint, there is ultimately no reincarnation, it only exists at the level of maya. Once you get liberation you realise you were in a state of liberated bliss all along, you just forget.

[@Dare-Knight]

Who said that? Many species got extinct. What about their souls. So you mean to say that a bird will always be born as a bird? Why are you thinking everything in terms of humans? Before humans there was Dinosaur. Lol

[@Dare-Knight]

@@chendaforest Advaita is more like a school of thought rather than religion. There was Ambedkarite Buddhism also but it was not real Buddhism.

[@mariolobo432]

@@Dare-KnightI think you're very much sorted in life. Can you explain the relationship between reincarnation and extinction?

[@shiyamajaivanthraj9161]

Reality

[@yematosan8837]

How do you know what happene after death. Or it fack business

[@smarajitpunaykanti6463]

so basically we will keep coming till we become monks and attain moksh

[@smarajitpunaykanti6463]

@Dan23Dan in sanatan dharma ( now called Hinduism) the end point is not heaven . It's Vaikuntha .Heaven is a place where you return again and again to lower planets like earth after your punya( merits ) are spent. It's good that we forget our past lives . We will not be able to handle the emotions of several lives

[@kaariknagendrah9030]

reincarnation is real

[@sunshinecleaning8989]

Of course.

[@thegreatrestoration6784]

ITS RUBBISH! Reincarnation and Karma has left us with lot of unanswered questions. If everyone is a reincarnation from a previous life why is the world population increasing and not decreasing? If there are new souls and not reincarnated ones, where do they come from? And of course very importantly; where did the first person come from - he or she could not have been reincarnated? Since each soul should be progressively purified of evil through their many reincarnations why isn't the world becoming a better place to live in? Do you know India the birth place of Reincarnation, Why is there so much human misery in India where karma and reincarnation have been accepted for centuries? Do you know what went wrong in your last reincarnation so that you have been reincarnated again this time? If you can choose your path relatively then How come the karmic law works without moral absolutes? If you don't know why you have been reincarnated, then how would you fix it without knowing the problem? Do you know how much your karmic debt you owe to God? If good and evil are same then what is the meaning of karma? Do you think your so called good (as per your definition) works is increasing the debt or decreasing debt? If animals have a soul, Can you observe a behavioural difference between two rats based on moral laws? Reincarnation is illogical because animals cannot reason. So it doesn’t know anything about salvation. From a strictly logical viewpoint, since no one has ever died and come back to life (except our Lord, Jesus Christ) there is no empirical proof of the claims of those who say they have been reincarnated into this day and age. There has never, ever, been any credible testable evidence to support the many claims being made about reincarnation, and the supposedly ‘scientific evidence’ which occasionally pops up purporting to support the belief, is inevitably flawed in either or both its methodology or conclusion. It’s pseudo-science purporting to support and unsupportable belief!

[@user-rw4do9po5n]

Yes psychiatrists have proved that with past life regression read Brian Weiss's Many Lives Many masters, and several other books which he has written based on his experience with his clients which confirmed his belief of past life

[@ritam2221]

Only god know what he do

[@nipunroy8370]

@@thegreatrestoration6784 all your questions are answered by yogi Sadguru, Thanks

[@anbukkarasimanoharan775]

Sir, now you know the Reality for yourself. Is there any possibility of conveying what you found, to us here on earth plane ?

[@HinduAcademy]

even if he gets back and tell us and we make a video about it, would you believe it?

[@mariovargas9536]

With the exception of Nikola Tesla, no one has influence my life more than Hindu philosophers.

[@baburajkarunakaran8736]

Why to hurry, wait till you reach there🙂

[@nurulgoni4226]

With respect This gentleman if he can prove any of the stuf he said , Iam willing to go forward and listen to his personalised opinions . I’ve rad the a little of the Hindu holy book Bagvagita , none of the things what he said was in the holy book . Iam sorry Iam now more confused then I already was . Can this gentleman show any proof of all the things he said. He should show who those childrens were , recalling their past life. As far as Iam aware There has never been any evidences related to what he was talking about. Please advise

[@HinduAcademy]

Dear Nurul, there is ample evidence for Reincarnation, many western researchers have worked on this field and they continue to uncover cases of children talking about past life and then investigating to discover what they talk about is true, there are many cases, University of Virginia continue be at forefront of this research, please see links below to find out more; ref 1 ; video about university of Virginia research kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnLXhYBvncx2etk ref 2; the science of Reincarnation - video by Jim Tucker kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKavZ2h8fcp0rJY ref 3- Scientific Evidence for Reincarnation by Dr Ian Stevenson kzbin.info?search_query=reincarnation+research ref 4 - Evidence For Reincarnation: This Kid Knows Things He Shouldn't - He Survived Death - Documentary - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHOVaIqIjZV0q9k there are plenty of cases videos on youtube,

[@praveenkarumathil3935]

if we are all reincarnations then why is the world population getting bigger..where did these souls come from...this question really puzzles me. Hope you can help me clarify this..

[@rabnews4251]

coz we are killing animals tigers and chicken

[@medmind6075]

@@rabnews4251 🤣🤣

[@johnjacobastoriv688]

Ye Dekho atheist saale

[@mohankrishna3531]

Sir your english is very tough and speaking very fast. Speak slow and explain tough words then it will be useful for most of the audience.

[@devbachu7072]

The body died an the soul lives an lives many times how can we remember the past life

[@thangkhanmangngaihte9548]

The soul will go to the maker and life giver God and judgement will follows.. The body is made from soils so, turn into soil again.

[@vishwadharma7424]

Good

[@eaglegamers796]

for those who would like to explore past life many lives many master is recommanded by brian weiss.

[@hansvonmeinstien3660]

Body gets old but not soul when u die ur soul will be on earth for 2 days and something pushes u up side

[@tshepialletta3482]

So interesting do we also see our funeral?

[@tshepialletta3482]

Do we see our family when they cry for us I'm Cristian but I'm interested to this topic

[@ayandandapat6920]

Dr. Ian Stevenson

[@johnferoz1314]

Actually where we came from go. Whatever you get from earth you back to earth.

[@Historian212]

Mr. Lakhani, with all due respect, you frequently lump the Abrahamic traditions together, and although they share certain things in common, they also differ in important ways. I wish you would, at some point, address yourself to this gap in your understanding -- again, with all due respect. In particular, I find that you often mischaracterize Judaism. Which is interesting, because in ways you seem to be unaware of, Jewish tradition has some important things in common with Hindu traditions. For example: the concept of a Hell where the soul is eternally "roasted," as you amusingly put it, is not Jewish. Although Jews believe and have believed in many variations of what may happen after death (Jews are not, generally speaking, as concerned with the afterlife as they are with the here and now, with life as we know it), the Jewish version of Hell -- sometimes referred to as "Gehennom" -- is of a cold place, not a hot one. It is a place of darkness, with the emphasis being that one is far from the light of God, and that is the punishment. The ideal of the afterlife is to enjoy more learning, more studying, within range of the Divine Presence. And, while some souls that have done wicked deeds on Earth must endure some correction for a time (typically imagined to be one year after death, as the living think of it), only the most wicked souls are banished from the Light of God forever. In some versions, these souls do not survive at all. Furthermore, the belief in reincarnation (aka transmigration of souls) has long been accepted among many traditionally observant Jews. There are references to each soul having a prescribed number of years to learn its lessons or complete its assignment on Earth, and if it doesn't complete them in one lifetime, then it may return in another life (or lives) to complete its allotment of years. Obviously, the above is a vast oversimplification of a complex set of ideas. But it's important, Mr. Lakhani, that as you describe Hinduism (for lack of a better term) over and against Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, that you get it right. Because many thousands of people watch you videos, and they are, unfortunately, coming away with a number of misconceptions of these faiths. (Another area where Judaism differs, by the way, is in the Christian notion of original sin. This belief does not exist among Jews who know their faith. Rather, the traditional morning prayer in Jewish prayerbooks begins: "My God, the soul that you have created within me is pure." Sin is not seen as a state of being, but as a choice that people make; an action -- literally, a "missing of the mark," an error, like when an archer fails to hit the bullseye. The Jewish belief is that as human beings, we are capable of making good choices, and it's our job to self-correct or listen to correction and follow it, as necessary, thoughout life. No one is perfect, but the important thing is that one does one's best, according to what one has been taught. BTW, if I were a Christian, I'd respond to your comment that indeed, incarnational theology asserts that God did, in fact, become finite -- or some portion of God did -- when Jesus Christ was born. The interesting parallels between Hindu gods and goddesses and Catholic saints, in terms of iconography and belief, has been written about elsewhere. And in Jewish terms, every person contains within him/her a spark of the divine; so, in that sense, God "becomes" finite in that God lives within each person, for the lifespan. That said, thanks for your videos, I learn a lot about Indians traditions from watching them.

[@anantsaini]

Sorry ! If Mr. Lakhmani has offended you. Hinduism respects each religion and believe in experiencing the Divine rather than debating and fighting over it. Also India loved Israel and Israel is admired by all Hindus alike for it's defense despite being in the middle of enemies and economy. ♥️ From India.

[@outputformat]

thanks for your comment. its interesting to see some Jewish people on these videos. im a decent person so it doesn't change how i behave to people in my life, i just judge based on my own personal interactions with the person regardless of their colour etc, but ive had to stop looking at any jewish theology videos online because it was causing me significant hurt and pain.

[@尘星-m5t]

I'm an ex Muslim and Islam are more worse

[@chetanbandekar3338]

Heaven and Hail also mentioned in Hindu text puranas, where each sin has specified type of hails and punishments. You can check type of Narak (Hails). Mr. Lakhani already explained in previous vedio how these Purana stories are written and the main reason of such stories is to prevent people from doing bad things or doing good things. Sadhguru also explained this and without body you cannot experience Heaven or Hail or any other activities. I think we have two choices on earth 1st Human (Reality) and 2nd God (Belief). I always gives preference to 1st choice and everything looks so simple, clear and equal but with 2nd choice everything in life so different and blur. This is my personal though no intentions to hurt your beliefs.

[@cosmichealth3907]

The gentleman did not answer the question ...playing marry go round The answer only lies in vedas.......... The soul turns to sutra atma vayu ..a quantum particle ,not decoded yet and on the 13 day soul is reborn. ...yagurveda

[@mohanlalrampersad490]

How can you know if you are not dead? Only the dead can answer this question. 😠

[@kaariknagendrah9030]

only way out is gnosis

[@Love-bl2gy]

Why again as a human among 84 lakhs other species ?

[@bhaswanthgudimella344]

@Alex Alley why do you think the list includes extinct species why not think that those species were not yet discovered by humanity.

[@atul1024]

Alex Alley kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5yak5yJhN-lZ80

[@nipunroy8370]

@Alex Alley disembodied nature is not a physical quantity so you can't equalise like, death = birth XD

[@johnjacobastoriv688]

@Alex Alley Anirudhracharya 7 day bhagwad Gita All questions answered

[@rupokdas6821]

Om Santi it is human soul dark or light journey of life nating happen jast body leave but soul journey of life it mast end of light bad karma good karma it is soul journey of life so life and dad rule of law justice sistam journey of life it mast end life and dad so body leave and born new body leave it reail dememsiom destiny truth of light constitution discipline of light

[@ajaydomun6523]

The Indic philosophy also have an atheistic tradition: the Nastik schools. Stop misleading people Mr Lakhani! And conveniently using examples of near death experience on medical death beds (or similar recorded psychotherapy regression under hypnotism) is NOT necessarily 'scientific' proof of life after death! It is individual experiences - albeit difficult to explain. It is too weak and too inconclusive to immediately jump to the conclusion that there is life after death! The scientific method is based on observation, testing, replicating and on empirical evidence. At least, present the atheistic traditions of Hinduism to show objectivity - instead of promoting your own conviction or belief. Also, you tend to talk too much and without poise; be concise and to the point instead of interminable bla bla bla.

[@Dare-Knight]

Lol, why because it's hurt your belief? Nastic is a school of thought and not religion. Lol Tomorrow you can have your own school of thought but that does not mean it's a religion. Hindus have only one Sanatana religion. Why do people open their mouths when they have no idea regarding what they are talking.

[@amiteshsingh2747]

@@Dare-Knight he doesn't read Geeta but still think that he know everything about sanatan 😂😂

[@BlueSky-pr3sl]

Are you saying Hitler and Stalin will also reincarnate, and after a series of reincarnations will purify themselves? What happened to those milllions they murdered? How are these victims going to get their justice?

[@kundansarma8808]

Blue Sky their victims could be bill gates, Mark zuckerberg etc.. whereas hitler and Stalin could be some paralysed beggar in some 3rd world country

[@kundansarma8808]

Blue Sky maybe you are some nazi reincarnation haha

[@amarjitsinhmar391]

kundan sarma like us in India lol😀😀😀😀😀

[@Historian212]

Blue Sky I would suggest that while we may wrestle with such questions, the ultimate resolution is not up to us, and focusing on them gets us nowhere. Who knows if the victims of tyrants and murderers are given justice elsewhere than on Earth? We cannot know; rather, it's best for us to conduct ourselves as best we can, and leave the rest to God. IMHO.

[@kalsangboztemir7962]

they will eat you back

[@gshivarajsprasad3986]

I believed in reincarnation

[@rosaparksdid9113]

I would like to make a small critique with his brief explanation of the Abrahamic religions. In Christianity and Judaism it is not your good works that get you into heaven. No number of good works could ever hope to justify the infinite evil of a single sinful action. It is by faith in God alone that saves you. Most Jews today have the misconception that their adherence to the law is what saves them. Take Abraham as an example, he predates the law yet he is saved, it is faith alone. All who trust in God will receive the atoinment of Jesus. With Islam, it is in fact your good deeds that saves. All who's good works outweigh their evil works, will be saved.

[@sainulabidhka5624]

Islam doesn't say only your good deed get you there. I am sorry to say this but your small critique needs some corrections. In Islam it's upto the mercy of the creator that lets one to heaven. But hell is defined for the corrupt ones.

[@badboyxx99]

His believing in theory’s

[@zendog8592]

A child asked the question why answer as if she was an adult

[@siamavideoproduction]

Jesus loves you

[@HinduAcademy]

Jesus loves you too and want to share following Information with you, Reincarnation is scientifically researched subject and there is many proofs available, please see following videos to know about reincarnation research Prof Ian Stevenson's research- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn3WgXSPgbele5o 50 years of Reincarnation research at University of Virginia kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn3WgXSPgbele5o History channel video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJC0qWVjoLqCers

[@gurudevan6241]

Reincarnation doesn't make any sense at all.

[@johnjacobastoriv688]

Kyu be

[@prashantkulkarni682]

Good for you

[@josephjayiya9839]

Mr Lakhani you don't talk about Yama the God of death, why ? That's where he'll is don't accuse children of Abraham ❤

[@Agaptos]

Joseph Jayiya this god you speak of is not the core concept of Hinduism. Who is the creator, preserver and destroyer of all of existence? One word...Brahman. End of story. When the concept of Brahman was indigestible for majority of people, then people gave a personification to god to at least grasp some idea of it. When everyone created a god then numbers went into millions (330millions) but a common Hindu would say 7-8gods are the main ones. Ultimately Brahman is ultimate without a second. If that cannot be understood than go with whatever is your cup of tea. Hell doesn’t exist in the concept of Hinduism.

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

Yama does not send people to hell, but for a temporary period send the souls to other planets to receive temporary rewards or punishments and they get rebirths.

[@PastorJC]

The Vedic literature does not paint Reincarnation as a "good" thing. In fact, all of the Vaishnava movements are about getting BACK TO GODHEAD. Moksha (Liberation) is the reward for those who desire God more than they desire the things of this world... Focus on God and forget about the things of this world... In the end, the Abrahamic Faiths are right. The Vedic emphasis is about escaping Samsara. And you are wrong about placing all the Abrahamic religions on the same level. If you're speaking about Islam, then say Islam. No Jews or Christians are killing anyone in order to "get to heaven" and make their bbq's

[@krisryali]

Can you explain "In the end, the Abrahamic Faiths are right". ? FYI. heaven and Moksha ( liberation ) are not same. i actually don't know if getting to heaven is getting god in christianity? Then who goes to heaven? is there eligibility criteria? or Every christian goes to heaven? if not what happens to those who do not go to heaven? God himself reincarnated many times. Reincarnation is way to get rid of karma Also the line "Focus on God and forget about the things of this world" is not correct but experience the material world and realize that it is not eternal joy or happiness. To add more, Desiring god is not only the way to attain liberation. Even an atheist can also attain moksha.

[@Historian212]

Ar Ra, Jews do not believe in a fiery Hell. That idea emerged in Christianity -- probably from one of the Roman, Greek, Persian, Egyptian, or other traditions that were popular during Christianity's formative years -- and was also taken up by Islam. Jewish tradition generally (that is, among those who concern themselves with the afterlife at all, which many don't, and like in every tradition, there's a variance in belief) teaches of an outer darkness -- frequently called "Gehennom" or the "sitra achra", the "other side" -- where only a few souls are banished after a period in which any dross that has adhered to the soul from its earthly lifetime is shed (occasionally referred to as chastening or "burning away," not the same as hellfire). The "outer darkness" is far from the Divine Light, as such souls are unusually evil. It's a dark and cold place, not a hot one, and no one claims to know who is going there and who isn't. Rather, it's thought that everyone has the potential to ultimately leave Gehennom. You may be surprised to learn that traditionally, Jewish teaching includes a form of reincarnation in which each soul is given a number of years to learn its lessons/complete its assignment on Earth. If it doesn't achieve this in one lifetime, it may return to complete it, however many times it takes. (I say "traditionally" because many modern movements within Judaism have no official position on the afterlife, and people are rather free to believe as they choose about it.) Also, Judaism doesn't make any claims as to who is doing what or going where in the afterlife. That is considered -- by those who know their tradition, anyway, I can't vouch for wingnuts -- to be God's business, not theirs. Jews don't seek converts; rather, people who live ethical lives within their own traditions are considered to be just as honorable and worthy of elevation as those who follow a Jewish path. And yes, Jews have a "fundamentalist" minority (that's technically a Christian term for a certain movement within Christianity but now has a wider use) who believe terrible things, as do all religious groups, unfortunately. But they're a minority and don't represent anything approaching a mainstream POV, according to the tradition. BTW, quoting texts that are centuries old on such subjects gets a lot of people into weird territory. In the old days, most groups officially said terrible and dehumanizing things about other groups. Some indigenous peoples referred to themselves as "the people," or "human beings" to differentiate themselves from anyone else. It's a bad old tendency -- a defensive strategy, really -- that's almost universal among humans. Hopefully, we're learning to do better. Also, consider that where these attitudes and even rules are most stringent, you'll find a history of a lot of intergroup mingling. Rulers had a tendency to come down hardest where the forbidden activity was going on a lot. Because if it wasn't, there wouldn't be a need for rules (from their POV). It's an important perspective when studying history to realize that the rules were made because people in power were freaking out about what many -- perhaps most -- of their group was doing. In the Bible, some of the prophets railed against worship of the so-called Hebrew Goddess, the Queen of Heaven. Why? Because such worship was widespread. I hope that this is helpful information.

[@vish2553]

First of all Christianity stands on flimsy infantile concept of original sin. The whole concept of SUPPOSEDLY sins of a couple gets transferred to whole mankind eternally. This is from a loving God who is omniscience, who knew all along what Adam and Eve gonna do. He punishes the entire mankind but he loves you . Its a He and not a She. And he sends his own son who by the way is Himself to save humanity which btw didn’t need saving in the first place only if this male God had some sense. And if you don’t believe in this rubbish , this God who is full of love and kindness will roast you in hell eternally . And this pastor wants us to focus on this Christian God!!! The pastor knows bugger all about Hinduism, but happy to comment on it! Good one Pastor

[@mithun9643]

At the end this is all creation of human mind. But in reality know one knows what happens after death only we know that when you losses your loved once it give you immense pain grief and sadness sometimes people couldn't recover from the trauma. Every one have there faith you can believe what ever you like to believe but death is there for all without partiality. And pain of lossing loved one that too is also same for all. It is just our brain make story to avoid fear of your own death and reduce the grief of lossing loved one.

[@christianecameron100]

Tolkre11 4311

[@nurulgoni4226]

Please show concrete evidences , what is this Is this a comedy Who is this man who claims Willy nilly Should we just take this mama word and start to belive just on his ranting Man Go and get a job

[@beatricegodfrey]

He does not know any of the traditions in depth. Since the listeners also dont have a clue... he survives. There are many gaps in his theory...

[@god9761]

Missionary from India?

[@carrad123456]

He is good, he pulls information from modern science , vedas and upnishadas and advaita. He doesn't pull information from puranas which are practiced by majority of Hindus, specially Garuda purana for death rituals.there are 9 to 11 puranas in Hinduism which is story based mostly. Puranas have lot of components based on fear while Vedas, upnishads and advaita is fear free.