Death is inevitable for every incarnate spiritual being, but the soul itself never dies, being entirely distinct from the material body.
The idea “I will die one day” has its origin in ignorance of the data relating to the truth, for the soul, which each of us is in reality, does not undergo the bodily phases of non-existence, birth, existence and death.
Knowing this truth, when the time of death comes that only concerns our material body, we should immediately meditate on Lord Krishna, so death will not affect us, because unlike the body, we are not born. There was not a moment in the past when we did not exist, and we will have no end, for the soul is not born and does not die either. She is unborn and immortal.
When a person, be it a pariah, is initiated to the chanting of the Holy Names of the Lord by a holy being, his body is transformed as he observes the instructions of his spiritual master.
Although we cannot see how this transformation takes place, we must nevertheless accept this truth, relying on the authorized teachings of the Scriptures, that this person change body. This person escapes the links of matter.
Even if we do not always see the body of dense matter transformed, the chanting of the Holy Names of the Supreme Lord operates on the ethereal body an immediate transformation, and under the effect of this transformation, the being is immediately freed from the bonds of matter. In fact, the transformations of the body of dense matter originate in the ethereal body. After the destruction of the body of dense matter, the ethereal body transports the being (soul) of its current body into another. The mind occupies a preponderant place in the ethereal body, so that the one whose mind is absorbed unceasingly in the memory of the Lord, or of his acts, must be considered as having purified himself and having already changed body.
It is therefore irrefutable that a pariah, like any fallen or low-born being, can become a sage, by the simple fact of authentic initiation.
Every living being; man or animal, believes himself free to dispose of himself, while in truth no one escapes the laws of the Lord, severe laws, laws forever inviolable. Anyone who risks the slightest deviation from the path traced by God is exposed to serious difficulties. Generally speaking, religious precepts are called the laws of the Supreme Being, whose invariable essential principle is that in all circumstances, man must obey the will of the Sovereign Lord. No one escapes the harsh laws of God, this is the very origin of material existence.