AUM BABAJI'S MASTERKEY TO ALL ILLS (KRIYA) — by V. T. NEELAKANTAN - & 5. A. A. RAMAIAH, M.A, Reproduction, In part, or in toto or translation strictly prohibited ; unless with specific permission prior to date of publication, Copies from S. A. A. RAMAIAH, No. 1-1, Arulananda Mudaly Street, San Thome, Mylapore, Madras - 4, Price Rs, 7/- NettS. A. A. RAMATAH V. 7. NEELAKANTAN In Tune With the Omniscient 1. DEATH EATH is an interesting natural phénomenon, D the inevitable end of imperfect life. To the man ‘of*ignorance it is a terror for the cessation of ‘breath in the physical body means to him the loss of all that is nice end dear to’ his heart, But to the student of mysticism who has surrendered completely to God (whom we worship as Kriya Babaji) death is not a bug-bear for he knows at least intellectually that he is the eternal Atman Goul) without a beginning and an end. During death he only discards a worn-out garment, the physical body and wanders about with his under- wear, the subtle body (known as.the Mind). After sometime the individual soul is released from the bonds of love of near ones by the sincere perform. ance of ancient rites in memory of the dead and migrates to other worlds like Hiranyaloka to reap the harvest of earthly, meritorious acts done expecting rewards in the life after. As soon as this propelling force is exhausted the reluctant soul is drawn forcibly and reluctantly to the mundane plane to play another drama. Thus the chain of cause (desire) and effect (births) fs never-ending fill one day the embossed soul gets disgusted with this heart-rending cycles of births and deaths. It craves for the mystic, serene PEACE, changeless, beginningless and endless. This is definitely a redletter day in the history of the