Life is immortal but not without interruptions

Life is immortal, and it never ends. However, it is subject to interruption; every night, the physical embodiment needs rest and goes to sleep to charge up for the following day. It does this for many years keeping residual memories to function the next day. This goes on for a given time, and the physical embodiment needs to be replaced, and thus the physical embodiment dies.

Always keeping material residual memories with it and carry that to next life or mortal embodiment and thus after the death the choice is given to get rid of residual memories or material attachment and be reborn as a mortal living thing following the cycle of life and death.

The other choice given is to clean up residual memories and move up to a higher level of life and come to serve others to enhance their lives and help others to move up as an avatar of godlike power regulating the universe.

How we come back to this earth to live and serve depends upon the choice that is made.

This concept is described in Rigveda written 3000-2000 BCE and is further explored in my next book, "In search of Absolute Truth."

Ramesh Malhotra