Miscarriages and the Ancestors
Meditationtime Forum Post
Date: Posted 7 years before Jul 25, 2018
MiBeloved 7 years ago
From the perspective of reincarnation, a miscarriage is the failure of an ancestor to get a body due to the death of his or her embryo during the pregnancy. As great a person as Balram, Krishna’s elder brother was miscarriage from the womb of Devaki while she was under arrest in the prison of King Kansa who was afraid of her would-be children since an oracle had predicted that her 8th child would kill him.
Balram was the 7th and not the 8th child and yet Kansa was relieved when he found out that the child was miscarriage. Kansa was alerted by a yogi sage that mathematics in the celestial world is not like mathematics on earth and so if the oracle predicted his death by the 8th child, there is no telling which child that could be because numerical activities in the celestial world may not be linear like those on the earth.
In the story it was explained that the miscarriage was supernaturally arranged so that Balram would take birth through another woman named Rohini who was a co-wife to Devaki but who was not imprisoned.
In a report which is at the Web address below, there is information about the depressed state of mothers who had miscarried embryos. It seems that many women continue years after in the depressed state after a miscarriage. I did deal with this issue but only touched on it in the sex you! book and the question is this:
Does the soul who is displaced from an embryo by a miscarriage, hang around in the body of the mother and release depressed energies into her psyche? And can this go on for many years after the miscarriage?
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The soul that is displaced from an embryo pre-birth must remain with the mother’s psyche for the forseeable future, until providential venues make allowance for a different set-up.
For having failed the objective of using a humain form, that individual will necessarily harbor frustration that will translate into depression energy to be mulled over by the carrying mother, by direct psychic influence from association. This can also extend to the “planting” or participating father to a more or less degree and depth, and according to the article in the original post the whole family can be affected.
That soul may obtain the next position in line for the same uterus or another’s. Yet, the mother may continue to be afflicted with depressive energies, due to her mental disposition and lack of clarity into it.
Should that same person experience repeated failures to secure a human form, then it is expectable for them to be subjected to severe manic and or bi-polar type of depressive disorder whence their incarnation is successful. The onset of the symptoms could be noticeable even from infancy, and the condition would be unwittingly blamed on the mother.
And, if the repeated failures are due to abortions, not only can the potential mother suffer deeper levels of depression for longer periods of times, but the hankering soul may additionally develop suicidal tendencies, and perhaps even be mass-murderous.
Not only are vicious cycles created on the analyzable manifested side, they are also co-created in the subtle realm, shaping together concentric psycho-emotional vicious cycles.
Artificial wombs that are going to see the day in the near future as a viable and (long) awaited alternatives, will similarly give humankind a machine tinged consciousness.
Artificial wombs could soon be a reality. What will this mean for women?
