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When you come into incarnation you are part of a group, a spiritual group. When you decide it's time to come into incarnation to learn a lesson or to take on a spiritual mission, there is kind of like a big party, you all get together with your friends on the inner plane's, and you all say goodbye, and you descend into this incarnation here. All of your friends in Spirit are very sorrowful to see you go. When you are here they are around you all the time but you don't really perceive them at all, unless you are very clairvoyant or you have one of those senses that do that. When you leave the incantation there is a very big party on the higher planes to welcome you back. So viewed from Spirit, death is the most amazing experience and the most joyful event. Yet again the mirror image is always done on earth so death here is looked on as a very somber event. Everybody here is very sad, everybody wears black and death is not considered to be a joyous process at all. Even if the person that has died has had a lifetime where they have been suffering a lot and they have had an illness where they had been suffering for many years, the fact that that illness has now finished and they are not suffering any more doesn't make any difference at all. The people still feel that there is nothing to celebrate and only grief is the appropriate emotion to feel. So to reiterate; death as seen from Spirit is the most amazing thing and it is a welcoming home of a degree that we are very unaware of, the joy that actually comes from passing over from this life to the next, from leaving one dimension to transit into another.
So why is death coming up now to be looked at? Well, when you leave this incarnation, which is this physical vehicle, the only thing that you lose is this physical body. Everything else is the same. Your emotions are there, your identity is there, and you will even look the same on the 4th Dimension. There is nothing that is not there except your physical body. You will even take the illness that you died from or if the condition that you died from is an emotional or mental one, you even take that with you. There are places in Spirit where you have to go into a place similar to a hospital to get the energy removed from your system because you have taken it with you. The only thing that you leave behind is your physical body.
The process of letting go of that physical body is a spiritual practice, it is an art. There is a good way to do it and the not so good way to do it. Most of us in the West are practicing the not so good way to do it. One of the things that holds humanity back from going forward spiritually is the fact that we die in a very bad way. What that means is that if you approach death and take your last breath in a state of emotional trauma or believing that it should not happen, or in a state of anger or fear or rage or anything like that, it actually conditions the place in consciousness that you end up in when you pass through this barrier on the other side, and you find yourself in another reality. That reality is totally conditioned by the frame of mind you are in when you take your last breath.
All of those people who die, who take their last breath, in anger of fear or in loneliness where will they end up? Just imagine my grandfather who was in the space of being in a hospital, there was nobody that he knew and he took his last breath in that space surrounded by curtains. So what frame of mind did he die in? It is this not recognizing the mechanics of what death is that has caused untold amounts of suffering in the world for thousands of years.
We have no excuses, because the knowledge of death and dying has been around for longer than that. Many races on the earth hold that knowledge, the Tibetans hold it, the Egyptians held it, the Greeks held it, the South American tribes held it and still do. It is only in the West that we very vociferously go into the space of fear etc.
Now why that is you have to make up your own conclusions I suppose. |
