Let us gaze upon the thought opposite to life: the fear of the word 'death' which holds all of mankind in a grimy grip of despair. Death! There is no death! It is but a transition ... a chemical screen, a strainer or a finely woven sieve through which the perpetual process of mother nature gradually brings forth a recycling, a process to a new degree of vibrating within a higher frequency ...

Think of death as this fine chemical screen, where refined etheric substance escapes to its true plane. That which is left as the house of clay is only the debris of the negative processes that have not been strained through the finely woven sieve ... The death of the body is but the expression of those negative conditions that defeat the very mainstream of life, the thougts of greed and hate and selfishness, yet death calls upon each one as an individual to weigh upon a great cosmic scale the justice and the right that was expressed by his individual spirit in the past life. Again I repeat, and again I wish to install within the spirit of mankind, that there is no death. It is but a wonderous transition, part of a gradual climb to the House of Infinity.

Vishnu's Intro to the Sixth Dialog