Where do souls come from Hinduism?

There is no origin for soul, it is only an imaginary creation of mankind, as a source, for coordinating with the mind and thought. A soul has no physical existence, or a real existence as mind and thoughts. We think of soul only when life sets in, and its function is considered as over, when there is no life.

What is death Hinduism?

Most Hindus believe that humans are in a cycle of death and rebirth called samsara. When a person dies, their atman is reborn in a different body. Some believe rebirth happens directly at death, others believe that an atman may exist in other realms. Hindus believe in karma or ‘intentional action’.

Does Soul Travel feel like high speed?

Some people do report a whooshing sound or a feeling of high speed when they Soul Travel. This is most likely the sensation resulting from two things: The vital element of Soul Travel is understanding that, on this level, we work to uplift humanity. By fusing with the Source, we are empowered to take more responsibility for ourselves at all levels.

What is Soul Travel and astral projection?

Let’s start with what it’s not. Soul Travel is often confused with Astral Projection, but the two are in fact very different. Astral Projection revolves around our Subtle Body, also called Astral Body or Energy Body. This is the vibrational refined refraction of our physical body, which connects the mind and the spirit.

What techniques are used in Soul Travel?

Most techniques are based on visualisations and meditations. This is because intentionality and purpose are vital to Soul Travel. The aim is to fill yourself with such Love that it cannot be contained in your physical body. The Guiding Light is one such visualisation.

What is the journey of the soul?

The soul is fully embodied on the eleventh day. It starts on its journey to the judgement seat of Lord Yama, the God of death. It takes one full year from the time of death to reach Lord Yama’s place. The path is beset with obstacles, distress and difficulties. The man who has done the most wicked deeds suffers more.