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Yes, of course, souls can come back to finish their work.
That is why they come back – because their work of
attaining divine liberation is not completed. There are
many examples through history of proven cases of
reincarnation. In fact, when I was young, doing sadhana
in the Himalayan jungles, I met several people (including
very small children) who told me about their past births,
even down to the smallest detail of the home in which they
lived and their previous families. They explained the
circumstances of their death and how their work was
thwarted by death. These details of their lives have been
confirmed through independent sources.
However, to commit suicide in the hope that in the next
life our wishes will be fulfilled is a grave mistake. This is
true regardless of what our wishes are, whether they are
wishes to be with a particular boy or girl or whether they
are wishes to succeed in a particular arena. Suicide is never
the answer.
God has given us a great gift of life. Through this life we
have the opportunity to move closer to Him and closer to
the Heavenly Abode. However, if we throw away this
opportunity, then we lose the chance. People, especially
youth, make the tragic mistake of thinking that suicide will
give them a “fresh start” on a new life. But it is the exact
opposite. By committing suicide they condemn themselves
to lifetimes of not only the exact problems they faced in
this life, but also to the negative karma accrued by killing
themselves. Thus, their next life will inevitably be much
more problematic and much more painful than this one.
after death. Some cultures give their bodies to
vultures. Do these good deeds at the end of life
help the soul for rebirth? Are they beneficial to
the soul or does the soul have to suffer for the
broken body?
Whatever we do, in life or death, that helps others is a
good deed. We should help others as much as we can
during life, and if in death we can help them further, then
we should do that as well. There is a tradition when saints
die that they are not cremated, but rather their bodies are
floated down Ganga. The reason for this is so that the fish
and other animals can gain nourishment from their bodies.
The lives of saints are lived for humanity, and even in death
they want every cell to be useful to another creature.
So, the soul certainly does not have to suffer through
donating organs, and – in fact – it is benefited. Our souls
progress and benefit through every good deed we perform,
whether in life or in death.
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