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Yes, of course, souls can come back to finish their work.<br />
That is why they come back – because their work of<br />
attaining divine liberation is not completed. There are<br />
many examples through history of proven cases of<br />
reincarnation. In fact, when I was young, doing sadhana<br />
in the Himalayan jungles, I met several people (including<br />
very small children) who told me about their past births,<br />
even down to the smallest detail of the home in which they<br />
lived and their previous families. They explained the<br />
circumstances of their death and how their work was<br />
thwarted by death. These details of their lives have been<br />
confirmed through independent sources.<br />
However, to commit suicide in the hope that in the next<br />
life our wishes will be fulfilled is a grave mistake. This is<br />
true regardless of what our wishes are, whether they are<br />
wishes to be with a particular boy or girl or whether they<br />
are wishes to succeed in a particular arena. Suicide is never<br />
the answer.<br />
God has given us a great gift of life. Through this life we<br />
have the opportunity to move closer to Him and closer to<br />
the Heavenly Abode. However, if we throw away this<br />
opportunity, then we lose the chance. People, especially<br />
youth, make the tragic mistake of thinking that suicide will<br />
give them a “fresh start” on a new life. But it is the exact<br />
opposite. By committing suicide they condemn themselves<br />
to lifetimes of not only the exact problems they faced in<br />
this life, but also to the negative karma accrued by killing<br />
themselves. Thus, their next life will inevitably be much<br />
more problematic and much more painful than this one.<br />
after death. Some cultures give their bodies to<br />
vultures. Do these good deeds at the end of life<br />
help the soul for rebirth? Are they beneficial to<br />
the soul or does the soul have to suffer for the<br />
broken body?<br />
Whatever we do, in life or death, that helps others is a<br />
good deed. We should help others as much as we can<br />
during life, and if in death we can help them further, then<br />
we should do that as well. There is a tradition when saints<br />
die that they are not cremated, but rather their bodies are<br />
floated down Ganga. The reason for this is so that the fish<br />
and other animals can gain nourishment from their bodies.<br />
The lives of saints are lived for humanity, and even in death<br />
they want every cell to be useful to another creature.<br />
So, the soul certainly does not have to suffer through<br />
donating organs, and – in fact – it is benefited. Our souls<br />
progress and benefit through every good deed we perform,<br />
whether in life or in death.<br />
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14. Some people donate arms, eyes, and kidneys<br />
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