Death and the Astral World: Exploring Delhi's Dying Traditions #spiritualteaching #spirituality

Death and the Astral World: Exploring Delhi's Dying Traditions #spiritualteaching #spirituality

This video explores the dying traditions of Delhi, India, and its connection to death and the astral world. From traditional rituals to sacred beliefs, we will uncover the history and culture of this region.

We will begin by taking a look at the ancient Vedic beliefs about death and the afterlife. This will include an exploration of the concept of the astral world, and how it is connected to the notion of reincarnation. We will follow this up with an examination of the various rituals and customs that have been practiced in Delhi for centuries.

Throughout our journey, we will also get a glimpse of the capital city's vibrant culture and its unique relationship to the metaphysical realm. We will visit temples, shrines, and other places of worship as we try to uncover the stories and secrets of the region.

Our guide will be an expert in the subject matter, who will provide us with a detailed account of the various traditions and legends associated with death and the astral world. We will also meet with local people to hear firsthand accounts of their spiritual beliefs.

At the end of the video, we will reflect on the beauty and importance of these dying traditions of Delhi. We will contemplate the impact of death and the astral world on the city's culture, and how it continues to define its identity.

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Nayaswami Asha teaches a class on "Death, Dying, and the Astral World" at Delhi, India on 2/22/2013.
Ananda's teachings are based on those of Paramhansa Yogananda as expressed by his disciple, Swami Kriyananda, the founder of Ananda.

[alisteranthony]

I really loved the video and have now a greater understanding of the astral world... It was mind blowing... Hare krishna

[nishasankaran]

I am Hindu born and raised in the US. And i have to say that hearing the teachings from Swami Asha is exactly what Hinduism for the layperson needs...a woman who can explain so articulately hindu spirituality. Ive listened to many many many men, of western and eastern backgrounds, discuss these concepts in such unrelatable ways...and the women given any sort of substantive voice have been academic or too new-age or dogmatic.
I dont agree with everything she says, but Swami Asha is definitely one of the first female voices that finally makes me feel more Hindu. And i beleive that is exactly what both women and men need not only in india but also the diaspora. I look forward to finding other hindu spiritual female voices and am so happy to have found yours.
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.🙏❤

[AstroProjectionSound]

OMG! HOW MUCH I learned from this video - thank

[AstroProjectionSound]

I have to meet you Nayaswami Asha, your presence is filled with some of the light I am trying to find more and more often among the people that I attract to my vibration in this life. I love you Nayaswami ♥

[michaelkrishna_]

Dear Asha, I thank the Divine Mother that you are still on Earth. Benjamin sent me to You. You are the greatest woman I have ever seen besides my own Mum. I bow to Thy Majesty. Thank You.☺☺☺

[Kunjesvari]

Hare Krishna! 🙏❤️‍🔥 bolo bolo Hari! All glories to Sri Guru.

[ideasareLIMITLESS]

WOnderful talk...very enlightening and confirming.

[sparklesatl]

I have just learned of you and am so very thankful to hear the wisdom you have to share. Your words on how to approach our parents leaving their bodies is timely for me, but I have also been struggling with how to handle the end of a romantic friendship that was very dear to me. It is a death, of sorts, but you've shown me how to go through it with dignity and grace. Thank you so very much.

[salberg]

Listening to NDE stories helps me understand that there is so much more to life than what we were taught. The JeffMara Podcast has wonderful stories.

[boeinger]

Wonderful presentation. Thanks for coming to India

[cristinanierhaus]

Please Asha 🙏 it's not a criticism, I love your teachings, I want to understand

[vaijayantigulve]

We are so lucky to have been born in India. In our culture we are always taught that one day we will be standing in front of God and answering...!!

[ladygodiva]

Fantastic presentation. I too have this facination with death. Not in a morbid way but like yourself. I have a book called The Art of Dying. I cant remember the author, but he is a DR. Ive lent it to my elderly father who is very healthy at the moment. I hope he reads it . its a beautiful book.

[sridhark]

Lotus is a spiritual symbol in "Sanatana Dharma". It has a special meaning. Many Goddesses like Lakshmi are shown with Lotus in their hands. One name of Lakshmi is Padma or Padmaja (born on the lotus).
Why is lotus so important?
Lotus is a symbol of non-attachment. It teaches us how to live in the world and yet remain detached from it. It is surrounded by dirt, unclean water and yet does not complain. It looks not to the dirty surrounding but aims high at the Sun above.
Bhagwath Geetha (Chapter 5, verse 10) says:
(ब्रह्मण्याधाय कर्माणि सङ्गम् त्यक्त्वा करोति यः।
लिप्यते न स पापेन पद्मपत्रमिवाम्भसा ॥
English: Brahmanyadhaya Karmaani Sangam Tyaktva karoti yaha
             Lipyate na sa paapena Padma Patram eva aabhyasaa)
Meaning: One who acts by dedicating all activites to the "Ultimate", giving up attachment, is not affected by his surroundings just like a Lotus surrounded by dirty water.

[shannonland]

This all bout responding with kindness doing things with kindness

[sridhark]

One good book on NDE would be "Dying to be me" by Anita Moorjani. A fascinating book.

[cristinanierhaus]

I don't understand then, when unconscious people wake up again in the physical world, how do they choose their parents and people who will teach them lessons 🤔

[sharonk]

Who is the third old man with a beard above the speaker?

[freddykrueger]

14👎may you become enlighten 🥰🇺🇸🇮🇳❤🕉🇮🇱🇸🇦

[janedoe]

All my life i felt missunderstood. You would'nt.