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Does Cremation Effect Transition? Question: Would cremation have any effect upon the
retrospection period after transition? Answer: The proper method, as far as the
Brotherhoods are concerned, is that the body be refrigerated immediately
after death and brought down to just a few degrees above freezing so that
there will be the least amount of deterioration for the next three days.
After 72 hours, the body should be cremated. Reincarnation
is not possible until the prior body that was used
has deteriorated to an extent that the bones are falling away from their
connections. If the body is destroyed, as by fire or
explosion, you cannot go through retrospection until you take on an infant’s
body that will die a couple of months or even days after birth. Then you
would go through retrospection. It is also imperative that you do die, and
not continue that infant’s life. Question: Why is it necessary to have a fairly complete body to go through retrospection? Answer: I have only been told
that it is essential. Question: Does giving away certain organs of the
body after death affect retrospection? Answer: There are many people walking the
streets who are blind or are missing various limbs
or organs and they all are able to go through retrospection. (10-1972) |
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