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[[Sanat Kumara]] gives these detailed directions for cremation: | [[Sanat Kumara]] gives these detailed directions for cremation: | ||
<blockquote>Place the body on ice, dry or otherwise, two days and two nights. And on the third day, the commemoration of the [[resurrection]] is the invocation of the [[resurrection flame]]. Whether on a funeral pyre or in a modern crematorium, let the physical fire pass through the body that is untouched; for both flesh and blood must be intact, and embalming is forbidden by the Brotherhood of Luxor.</blockquote> | <blockquote>Place the body on ice, dry or otherwise, two days and two nights. And on the third day, the commemoration of the [[resurrection]] is the invocation of the [[resurrection flame]]. Whether on a funeral pyre or in a modern crematorium, let the physical fire pass through the body that is untouched; for both flesh and blood must be intact, and embalming is forbidden by the [[Ascension Temple and Retreat at Luxor|Brotherhood of Luxor]].</blockquote> | ||
<blockquote>This method is safe and sane and healthy for all. It allows the soul the freedom from all earthly ties as the four lower vehicles are demagnetized simultaneously by the physical fire and the spiritual fire. The soul, as the winged symbol of the ''ka'', takes flight with the flying eagle to pursue the initiations of the Mother in the retreats of the [[Great White Brotherhood]].</blockquote> | <blockquote>This method is safe and sane and healthy for all. It allows the soul the freedom from all earthly ties as the four lower vehicles are demagnetized simultaneously by the physical fire and the spiritual fire. The soul, as the winged symbol of the ''ka'', takes flight with the flying eagle to pursue the initiations of the Mother in the retreats of the [[Great White Brotherhood]].</blockquote> | ||