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Anybody who feels guided to do this, to go into hospices etc; it is an amazing space to be in when a person is dying. When you are around a person who is dying, and when that person is about to take their last breath a space opens up around them. The process that a person undergoes when they are dying lasts a total of seven days. For the three days leading up to the day that they take their last breath a space opens up, a vortex opens up, because that person is actually transferring their consciousness from where they are now, to where they're going to be, over a seven-day period. Just the fact that their consciousness is in the place that they are going, creates a space around them. To be in that space is amazing. It is an amazing time.
So I recommend it to anybody to help a person to go through this. If you are very open at the time a person takes their last breath you can observe that person slipping out of the physical body. This is also an amazing thing to observe if you got the eyes to see.
What most people find difficult when confronted with the possibility of death around a friend or relative is the emotional attachment. The emotional stuff that arises comes from the belief that you will never see that person again. What I am trying to suggest in this article is that this is totally untrue.
I would like to reiterate again that the only thing that changes around that person is the fact that they do not inhabit the physical plane body. Everything that was the sum total of that being is still there, except the physical plane body. That person, as a 4th dimensional being, is not in some faraway place but is here. All dimensions exist in the same space. So these beings are around us, and if a friend or relative dies they are around you, literally within three days of dying. However, because Western society believes that when a person dies they are gone it creates a thoughtform, the belief, that you will never see that person again. Instantly, you believe that, it brings down a barrier. If a friend or relative has just died and they are around you desperately trying to make contact, to let you know that they are okay, that they have not just disappeared, that barrier which you have created in consciousness is something they cannot get through to make that much needed contact. So even in Spirit this attitude towards death causes a great deal of suffering. This is because the loved one who has just left you on the physical plane cannot get through to make contact with you in consciousness. They see you grieving for them but are in consternation because they are right next to you saying "I am okay, and I am here"; but you cannot hear them. You are closed to the fact that that person is still around. So not only does the process of death and dying need to be looked at, but our own perceptions about what happens to a person when they have died needs to be sorted out.
My grandmother was around me for days after her initial death, and still is. Even good friends that you have had passing conversations with, when they die, if there was some kind of connection between you, they will be around you, and anybody who is open to the fact that death is not an ending will perceive when that happens. The Spiritualist Church all over the world has done a great deal of work, and a service to humanity, to show that when people die they do not just disappear. A very good medium in the spiritualist church will be able to give you information about a loved one who has left the physical plane in the past year, or even a period much longer than this. If such information is given, the communication from the loved one feels as if that loved one has only just left the physical plane. This is because time exists differently on the 4th dimensional plane. In truth, it does not exist at all so a person who has left the physical plane within the last five or even 50 years will feel as though it is only yesterday. So there is no timescale as we know it on the 4th dimensional plane, in the perception of our loved ones who exists there.
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