Organ donation: do you have any doubts about it?

Organ and tissue donation is undoubtedly an act of great generosity. A single donor can save, on average, the lives of eight to ten people even after their death. With the family’s consent, the heart, corneas, lungs, kidneys, liver, pancreas, skin, bones, heart valves, among others can be donated. But there are some doubts as to the spiritual implications during and after the donation. The Religion of God, of the Christ, and of the Holy Spirit¹ explains this phenomenon. 

Is the Religion of Universal Love in favor of organ donation? Why?

Does the person who receives the organ remain connected to the spirit of the person who donates it? Is there any possibility of the donor regretting the donation and “coming back to haunt" the recipient?

These videos were produced by the Jesus, the Ecumenical Christ, the Divine Statesman, Academy², with the purpose of clarifying some topics based on the ecumenical doctrine of the Religion of the Third Millennium.

Do you have other doubts on the subject? Send us your questions.

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¹ Religion of God, of the Christ, and of the Holy Spirit — also called the Religion of the New Commandment of Jesus, the Religion of the Third Millennium, and the Religion of Universal Love. This is the Ecumenical Religion of Brazil and the world.

² “The Jesus, the Ecumenical Christ, the Divine Statesman Academy is composed of the Institute for Study, Research and Practice of the New Commandment of Jesus and of the Institute for Study and Research of the Science of the Soul. Through the production of universal knowledge, i.e., divine and human knowledge, its objective is to disectarianize the way some people see the Christ of God and Christianity. In other words, to show the influence and applicability of the ecumenical and eternal teachings of the Heavenly Academic in all fields of spiritual and human knowledge, by presenting Him to Humanity in an all-encompassing, fraternal and undeniable manner.” Definition of Paiva Netto, when founding the Jesus, the Ecumenical Christ, the Divine Statesman Academy, on February 1, 2007.

Source: Brazilian Association of Organ Transplantation (ABTO)