2018,Should We Fulfill Ancestors’ Wishes? How to Get Freedom from Ghost Demands (क्या पित्रुओकी इच्छापुर्ति करनी चाहिए? Bhoot Pret ki demands से कैसे मुक्ति पाए?)

In spiritual discussions, many people ask an important question: Should we fulfill the wishes of ancestors (Pitru)? Are the souls of departed relatives able to enter someone’s body and communicate their desires? And if such souls demand certain things, should we comply?

According to spiritual knowledge, understanding the true nature of the soul (Atma) and developing connection with the Supreme Authority (Almighty) can help one overcome fear and confusion regarding Pitru, ghosts, or subtle entities. The path of Gyan (spiritual knowledge) is presented as the most powerful way to attain freedom (mukti) and spread Paramshanti (supreme peace).

Who are Pitru (Ancestors)?

Pitru generally refers to departed family members such as:

• Father, mother

• Grandfather, grandmother

• Great grandparents

• Any soul related to the body in this or previous births

According to spiritual teachings, when a person leaves the physical body, the soul continues its journey in the subtle world. Some souls may remain attached to worldly desires, relationships, or unfinished expectations. Because of these attachments, certain souls may try to communicate through mediums or influence the living. However, not every entity that claims to be an ancestor is actually a Pitru. Sometimes, other wandering souls may present themselves as relatives.

Why Do Some Souls Become Ghost-like (Bhoot-Pret)?

The discourse explains that unfulfilled desires are one of the main reasons souls remain stuck in lower subtle states.

When strong attachments continue after death, the soul may not move forward peacefully.

Examples of attachments include:

• Desire for physical pleasures

• Emotional attachment to family

• Expectations from relatives

• Anger, revenge, or dissatisfaction

• Material cravings

Such desires can bind the soul to lower vibrations.

Should We Fulfill the Demands of Pitru or Spirits?

According to the spiritual perspective presented in the discourse: Endless demands should not be encouraged. Why?

Because desires do not end easily. Once a person starts fulfilling such demands, new expectations may continuously arise. The text suggests that fulfilling such demands may strengthen dependency rather than bring liberation. Instead, spiritual knowledge teaches that both the living and departed souls benefit more from elevated consciousness and peaceful vibrations.

There are many negative souls of other religions. For example, there is a Muslim soul who has entered the body of a Brahmin.  She will ask for non-vegetarian food. She will ask for non-vegetarian food.She wi ll drink alcohol with non-vegetarian food. She will ask for many things.This is not possible for a Hindu family, for a Brahmin family. But as long as she does not get, she will not go.  She will sit in it. She will trouble you every day. Because she is not alone.  She brings 100 ghosts with her.

The Role of Atma Gyan (Soul Knowledge)

The discourse emphasizes the importance of realizing:

Who am I?

When a person understands that they are a soul (Atma), they begin to connect with the Supreme Source of peace and power.

Through meditation and remembrance of the formless Almighty:

• Inner strength increases

• Fear reduces

• clarity develops

• spiritual stability improves

As the power of the soul increases, the surrounding environment becomes more peaceful. It is believed that negative influences cannot remain where vibrations of Paramshanti (supreme peace) are strong.

Power of Spiritual Vibrations

When the soul becomes stable in its true nature:

• The aura becomes more positive

• The mind becomes calm

• Fear of subtle entities decreases

• Emotional balance improves

Spiritual vibrations are believed to influence both visible and invisible environments. Positive consciousness supports both the living and departed souls in moving toward higher states.

Why Knowledge Path (Gyan Marg) is Recommended

The discourse differentiates between:

Bhakti (devotional rituals)
and
Gyan (spiritual understanding)

According to the teachings:

• Rituals alone may not always remove karmic bondage

• Knowledge brings clarity and inner transformation

• Self-realization strengthens the soul

• Understanding the Supreme brings stability

Knowledge is described as light, helping remove confusion and fear.

Liberation from Fear of Ghosts or Ancestors

The suggested spiritual approach includes:

1. Developing soul-conscious awareness

2. Remembering the Supreme Being

3. Increasing purity of thoughts

4. Creating peaceful vibrations at home

5. Focusing on spiritual growth rather than fear

6. Avoiding dependency on external rituals alone

7. Strengthening inner stability through meditation

This path is believed to help both the living and departed souls move toward peace.

Life, Death and the Journey of the Soul

The discourse also highlights that:

• The soul is eternal

• Birth and death are part of a cycle

• The ultimate aim is liberation (moksha)

• Spiritual awakening helps reduce karmic bondage

Understanding the deeper nature of existence helps reduce fear related to death and the subtle world.

Conclusion

The main message emphasizes:

Instead of becoming fearful of ancestors or subtle entities, one should focus on self-realization, spiritual knowledge, and connection with the Supreme Source. Inner transformation is considered more powerful than external remedies.As spiritual awareness increases, both individuals and their surroundings move toward Paramshanti (supreme peace).