The Rosicrucian cosmo-conception; or, Christian occult science, an elementary treatise upon man's past evolution, present constitution and future development (1909)
Heindel, Max, 1865-1919 · Seattle, Wash., Rosicrucian Fellowship; Chicago, Independent Book Co · leaf 101
lf is not snapped untilthe panorama of the past life, contained in the vital body,has been reviewed. Care should be taken, however, not to cremate or em- 98 ROSICRUCIAN COSMO-CONCEPTION balm the body until at least three days after death, forwhile the vital body is with the higher vehicles, and… … The Silver Cord Cremation should be particularly avoided in the first threedays after death, because it tends to disintegrate the vitalbody, which should be kept intact until the panorama ofthe past life has been etched into the desire body. The silver cord snaps at the point where the sixes…
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