Logos 70
Krishna, God, the Supreme Person says:
“The soul knows neither birth nor death. Alive, she will never cease to be. Unborn, immortal, original, eternal, it never had a beginning, and never will have an end. It does not die with the body.”
The time has come to tell human beings that they are not their body, but the spiritual soul in it. It is the soul that gives life to the body. Remove the soul from the body, and the latter collapses inert, dead. It is the body which dies, which crumbles to dust and finds itself plunged into oblivion and total nothingness.
At the death of the body, the soul is reincarnated, and according to its acts accomplished in its life which ends, begins a new existence elsewhere on earth or on another planet in our galaxy or even in another galaxy, and will have a happy life or not, easy or not. The soul's goal, to find God and renew the bond of love broken with him, in order to return to the kingdom of the Lord, where happiness, knowledge and eternal life reign.
Logos 71
En Truth is, a man's misconduct affects his whole family. It is for this reason that a worthy man wishes to suffer his punishment alone.
Not wishing that a calamity befall him and his family, he wants to bear the weight of his fault alone, without any detour. He expects that his personal suffering will lead him to refrain from further nonsense in the future, and that the fault he was guilty of be redeemed so that his descendants do not have to suffer.
This is how a responsible saint thinks. In return, the members of his family also share in the fruits of his service to the Lord. In fact, the greatest blessing, or blessing, that the Lord can bestow on a family is to give birth to a saint there.
Logos 72
No one can approach God if he does not renounce to materialism and the material universe. The Supreme Lord shows such kindness towards his pure devotees that in due time He calls them to Himself, creating for it a combination of favorable and favorable circumstances for the pure soul.