Key of Knowledge

SR No.: 006702
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Champat Rai Jain
Publisher: ZZZ Unknown
Publication Year: 1919
Total Pages: 1204
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 25 MB

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THE KEY OF KNOWLEDGE.
the system. Hence, the choking up of the central spring must mean death to the individual. In diseased conditions, such as paralysis of limbs, the subjective mind is unable to exercise control, wholly or partially, over the affected limb, and the same thing happens in cases of atrophy, in which the affected part dries up, for want of a proper supply of the living waters of life. When a sudden shock of a violent nature occurs in the experience of the individual, and the central spring is affected with its violence, there occurs a dislocation in some one or more of the many pivots connected with the channels of communication, and the connection between the central organ and certain vital parts of the body is cut off. This is wbat seems to occur in the case of persons put to death by electrocution. Now, if we can induce the subjective mind, which has full control over the cells of the body, to re-establish the broken communication once inore, the dead might be revived. The action of the heart, which stops owing to the deranged and ruptured condition of the channels of the nervo-vital fluid, may also, it would seem, be restored by rhythmical vibrations of the same kind which produced the fatal shock. By this means the 'dislocation 'caused in the chamber of the heart will gradually yield to the treatment, and healthy action will be ultimately restored. This is probably how the electrocuted animals referred to in the 'Electrical Magazine' were revived. Their restoration to life is conclusive evidence of the fact that life had not altogether departed from their bodies, although its manifestations had ceased 80 completely as to induce medical specialists to declare it to have become extinct.