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Dada my only one younger brother (aunt’s son) who is only 11 year now died due to encephalitis and everyone in home crying and very sad environment. Dada why this type of death occurs when the child is not know anything about life? Does his soul come here to experience something and then leave the body or any other reason related with this? ๐Ÿ•ฏ๏ธ๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ๐Ÿคโšฑ๏ธ

there I also feel very sad and very close to him but I’m in hostel, warden is not allowing me to go there and I want to know whether I go there or not because seeing all of them and their emotional crying I can’t control myself. Instead of going home I want to go to Ashram relics centre for prayer so which is best for this situation. I’m very confused……

Yes it is best not to go but quietly pray for his soul’s further journey and progress. Feeling sad is understandable reaction due to attachment that develops naturally and wants the joy of particular relationships in certain ways. But love grants freedom to each one to progress in their own way. 

Yes in the process of evolution the soul takes all kinds of experiences including a brief stay in earthly life. There are other causes as well such as the need of the soul to develop in certain ways other than what the present circumstances can provide. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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