[nukkad] past lives

["Homi Kaikobad" <>]

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 I will not let anyone walk through my mind with their dirty feet.
-Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) 
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PAST LIVES

the knowledge of past lives is written on the script of
your Oversoul, and if you can "be" in it, reading past lives
is easy. the approach to that is by what i call "secular
meditation."

you live and die with the same people for 9 lifetimes, and
the roles may remain the same or change somewhat.

hatred and jealousy and cruelty are traits which hold
together people more strenuously rather than good nature, 
servitude and charity.

love in it's purest sense guarantees births together, and
even if they are in the farthest corners of the world, they
come together. when they do, recognition is instant.

there are 72 particles which are computed 72 times 
to fit into each member of the family, therefore the smile 
which looks like grandpa's and the rheumatic nodules
on fingers of grand aunt, the diabetes of uncle jodaji, 
the stutter of the crooked cousin ramu, the tendency to
white hair of mamu mamla, transmit piecemeal, in sets 
and subsets, into you, from several generations of 
forebears.

that's why it is possible for past souls to live through
you, kiss by your lips, write by your hand, lust by
your genitals.

haven't you ever felt that people around you are draining 
away your good fortune? there are some relatives who
simply have to look at your child and complement him
or her and the kid will develop diphtheria and threaten to
die.

this happens because when you recognize people as 
related top you, there is "soul leakage" and things
transfer even when you don't want to give them 5 cents.

arya.



























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