--- In [email protected], "John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Jim,
> 
> You've got a good point there.  If a divine being, like Jesus or 
> Krishna, has used the human physiology to live in the manifested 
> universe, there most be something unique about it.
> 
> The wisdom books, both Christian and vedic, have described the 
> possibility of elevating the human body into the heavenly realms.  
> The gospels have narrated the resurrection of Jesus and his 
ascension 
> into heaven.  Catholics even believe that Mary's body was assumed 
> into heaven, thus making her the queen of heaven.
> 
> All of these are hard to believe for most people in the world.  
But 
> the gospels do present these possibilities for humans.
> 
> In vedic literature, Krishna ascended to the heavens with his 
human 
> physiology.  Vyasa, the author of Shrimad Bhagavatam, describes 
> Krishna to have disappeared and was witnessed by the devas.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> John R.

Interesting twist- that of retaining the human body in the heavenly 
realms. I've certainly heard a lot about us having various subtle 
bodies, shaped just like the gross physical one, though I haven't 
any direct experience of that. However like many long time 
meditators I have seen divine phenomena here on earth, so it makes 
sense that the opposite could occur. I recall someone saying 
once, "if you can imagine it, it exists", which getting back to the 
human nervous system, being wholly a product of this and other 
universes, this makes perfect sense. It is an infinite universe 
within infinite universes, after all! 

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