It’s only the physical body which dies, the souls never dies

We act on behalf of our client ……….. and we write in relation to the above mentioned matter. Our client's father, ………….. passed away on the 28th July 2013 in London,  England. The body is currently in the care of the …………..Coroner.

An external examination was carried on the body on 02 August 2013 by a pathologist who has agreed for a MRI to be carried out to determine the cause of death.

Our client explored options to revive her father and looked for assistance from a physician, namely Dr. …………. in relation to carrying out a medical procedure in her efforts to resuscitate her father. But he unfortunately stated that he could not assist in this matter.

Our client has now become aware of your work in this field and is hoping to enlist your assistance in initiating a procedure which may assist her in reviving her father.

Our understanding is that the body has been stored in temperatures in the region of 3 - 4 degrees and that the body has also been moved to areas where there has been ambient temperature. 

We would be grateful if you could provide your comments on this matter by email to allow us to advice our client accordingly.

We would state that the fact of whether we or anybody else believes that reviving her father would be successful or not is not the issue, the main issue is whether our client believes that this can be done.

Our client had a very profound and intense relationship with her father since childhood and has always been accustomed to having her father there for her and being able to reach out to him at any time of the day.   Our client accepts that there has to be time when we all pass away but she is of the opinion that she wants to use the resources available to her in an effort to revive her father.

Our client has been deeply saddened by her father's sudden demise and has not been able to come to terms with the loss. She is unwilling to accept the fact that her father is no more and is adamant in her belief that there is still hope of reviving her father.

We fully accept that this request is an unusual request but again we would state that given the sensitivities involved we would be grateful for your comments on this as a matter of urgency.

We have no doubt that you fully appreciate the tragic loss to our client and her family with the passing of her father.  We are also of the opinion that you will no doubt do whatever is reasonably possible to ease the current emotional strain upon our client and her family.

Ans: Thanks for asking me to respond.

1.       Once a person is dead, he or she can be revived up to 10 minutes at normal body temperature.

2.       Once the consciousness leaves the body, one cannot be revived.

3.       As I am given to understand the body was frozen after two hours of death in that case, the revival chances are zero.

4.       The mentioned literature is only for cases where therapeutic hypothermia is created at the time of death and such cases can be revived by rewarming the body with heart lung circulation and then doing CPR. But this is not the situation in this case.

5.       I believe in Hindu philosophy and in rebirth. Under my spiritual belief her father’s consciousness has already been born in someone else’s body and is not circulating the external hell or heaven.

6.       For her time is the biggest healer.   

7.       As per our teachings, it’s only the physical body which dies, the souls never dies. His memories, deeds and teaching which always remain with us and we should keep it alive all the time.