When they close their eyes they say they can talk to their dead guru who says he will come back to life? Why don't they ask him WHEN he will come back to life? If he says in a hundred years or something what's the use of keeping his body on ice? For his followers in the future? If he really is alive there is no need to pay for a freezer. Just throw his dead body on a block of Himalayan ice and leave him there and meditate to him there. that's my advice.
Who the hell puts their guru in a freezer? That is the stupidest thing I ever heard of. When a guru goes into trance, or samadhi, he is fine just where he is, on a cot, an asana, or someplace inside a straw hut, etc.
The disciples then serve the guru by waiting to see what he does, and how he comes out of his trance. They protect the body of the guru not turn him into a freezer pop.
When they close their eyes they say they can talk to their dead guru who says he will come back to life? Why don't they ask him WHEN he will come back to life? If he says in a hundred years or something what's the use of keeping his body on ice? For his followers in the future? If he really is alive there is no need to pay for a freezer. Just throw his dead body on a block of Himalayan ice and leave him there and meditate to him there. that's my advice.
ReplyDeleteWho the hell puts their guru in a freezer? That is the stupidest thing I ever heard of. When a guru goes into trance, or samadhi, he is fine just where he is, on a cot, an asana, or someplace inside a straw hut, etc.
ReplyDeleteThe disciples then serve the guru by waiting to see what he does, and how he comes out of his trance. They protect the body of the guru not turn him into a freezer pop.