Journey - about death

[Guest guest]

This is beautiful, Lisa. Thanks for sharing it with us. I am more and

more convinced that the word " death " doesn't do justice to what really

happens at the time of passing. " Going home " is more like it. We all

have very important reasons to be in our current incarnations (like

lessons to learn and unfinished work to take care of), but we

shouldn't fear leaving the physical plane eventually.

 

I know, I know--this might sound banal because it is what most

religions keep telling us. However, for folks like myself who need to

see before they can believe, gaining this understanding experientially

rather than from hearsay is priceless.

 

Cheers,

 

Sel

 

 

, <pleiades69

wrote:

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> I usually don't obe during the night, but when I do, I take

advantage of it. I felt the need to separate, the body filling up with

energy and the buzzing vibration filling my head. I felt as if someone

had pressed their thumb in my forehead (3rd eye area), maybe it was

the 'press and go' button. I moved out right after that sensation,

floating toward my front door. I looked outside and saw the stars so

clearly and defined, the haze of this realm was stripped away and I

saw more than what was there in the physical.

> I went, what appeared to be different dimensions/realms, leaping

into pools of water and clouds, taking me through other realms and

walking through what looked like a field of clouds. I remember

thinking about how those who have passed were so luckly to be

surrounded by this beauty and awe, and if I were dead, I would be too

busy seeing all the wonders and not concerned about what I am missing

on Earth. I knew there was too much too see and/or experince in the

after life. I saw a lotus flower made of light and energy, and my

instinct took me right through it, like diving in a pool.

> The whole time I was traveling, I felt and remotely saw someone with

me, as if they were there to watch or guide me.

> Thought I would share

> Lisa

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