I´ve got a question for you.
There are thousands of good men and women worldwide working in hospitals, going to deadbeds, called to accidents and houses to those who are about to die.
Those must be of course cabal driven subjects, blinded by duality shit, for they take death and dying ones serious. Is it that what you really think behind your smiling facade?
I deeply hope you will never experience a loved one of yours staring at your eyes having cancer in it´s final stage. You would of course be cool saying, smile buddy, you won´t go dying, right?
I deply hope you will never experience a young mother with her dead baby in her arms. You would of course be easy saying, smile lovely girl, your baby is not dead, right?
I deeply hope you will never meet a veteran coming from war who saw hell and killed humans in battle. You would of course be easy saying, you actually killed nobody, for there is no death and dying, right?
And I deeply hope you will never get asked saying some words at a funeral. You would of course deny death and think, it´s simple, there is no death, right?
In this case I hope someone would - and certainly will - call you a big coward not worth getting estimated. Maybe someone will kick your head filled with nothing but sawdust between the ears, and he is certainly very right doing so.
You have disqualified yourself to accompany dying ones because you do not take them serious, which is disrespectful, sissy and shameful.
Yes, shameful...
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You need to read my discussion I just posted about the shadow. It will really benefit you I promise!!
Death is just another part of the game of life, which is eternal.
tertiusgaudens,
I recognize the subject of death is a difficult one for you.
And I can only assume by this discussion that you spend our days in an occupation where you are surrounded by death.
However, let's be clear about a few things.
It was you that posted this discussion,
"Breaking! Ashtar Command Members are supposed to die!
You curiosity has bought you here.
Do you see how easy it is influencing minds with only a sentence?
AC members are supposed to die - think again: what is special with such sentence?
Nothing! All humans have to die!
Think twice before you get attracted by something like a sentence!"
The entire discussion was designed as a joke.
To get a response from death.
I actually found that quite distasteful.
If I AM honest.
My response to your discussion was not an advertising stunt, or joke however.
It is how I view life and death.
Some faiths have celebrations instead of funerals to mark the passing of loved ones.
I believe in the biblical stories where men used to live 7, 8, 900 years.
And I believe it is possible today.
Because I AM experiencing the effects of DNA activation.
Believe this or otherwise.
It is my truth.
And I speak, and live my life accordingly.
Namaste brother.
Is it not amazing to watch the unfolding of responses with lots of assumptions which have nothing to do with my texts?
I have simply hold up a painting for all to see and asked to tell me what can be seen including death - and what followed was: belief systems instead what really is, views through glasses of preference instead of "I see this and that". This has nothing to do with general awareness. This is a deep reason of hate, prejudice and finally bullshit.
Everybody has preferences and glasses he likes to wear. Why not, it reflects the manifold of human minds and existential experiences. But denying death as a human is not necessarily an act of heroism or deep insight, but not seldom: of disrespect, fear, stupidity and silly rebellion against reality.
What you experienced with your mother is wonderful and a witness of gentle kindness of Being. In this Being - an ontological unfolding God has set up - there is life and death, coming and going, being and becoming, freedom and limitations, past, present and future. Constitutions of the human in which the divine is looking to find expressions...
Yes, I´m surrounded by death, similar to you: even you are surrounded by all forms of death. Maybe with a little difference - I go to dying ones to assist to let go. I hold hands and listen, I pray and go with them through blood and shit and puss and tears and emptiness - and death as far as I can go: till the silver cord is going to fade away and the human vessel experiences a final relaxation. Maybe then appears the beauty of hope. Dying is a divne happening...
My approach goes against forgetting - before talking about everlasting life, I have to go through death and dirty shit causing tears and loss - as even you have said, and this is human. I do not trust those big mouth guys claiming there is no such things, because there is no death. And, dear Peter, instead of wanting to find weak points in my texts: we have to go through death and tears, all humans have to make that experience, even those with most encouraging beliefs. I have seen countless so called "belief heros" having shut up and become silent in moments of death...
Get your DNA activation, nobody will ever disturb you in your beliefs - finally this is nothing extraordinary as long as you consider yourself not dying. But if you have come to that threshold - and you certainly will one day - you have to deal with it personally. And maybe there is a guy like me standing at your side...
Yes, we are supposed to die, it belongs to human experiences. The other part of living is another chapter I did not focus on. Before solving the final question we must solve second last questions. Before experiencing full life we´ve got to deal with death. Nothing else I wanted to point at...
Let me assure you that I honour the efforts of people like yourself. that do the work you do.
I recognize the how traumatic it must be.
I do take life and death very seriously.
However I can't get around my experience of life that has brought me to the conclusions it has.
I have devoted my life to a metaphysical existence.
And as a result I have ventured across the veil too many times to mention.
And it has removed some of the mystery associated with what is there.
Certainly enough to impact on my fear of death.
Anyone who is metaphysical will tell you the same thing, to varying degrees.
I have served in the navy. And spoken to more than one returned serviceman abut the horrors they encountered.
I have personally faced death.
Involuntarily
And I have chosen change over taking my own life, when the life I was living became unacceptable to me.
However taking my own life was a very real, viable, alternative,
There is no order of answering the questions.
You answer them as best you can when they are served up to you.
Yes, I agree.
And I know you see the truth of life.
No sensible human can deny the divine nature of living AND dying.
The best different humans with manifold approaches to life and death can do is talking to each other while intending to understand. And since we know that there is a difference between talking, intending and understanding, any subject becomes not seldom a delicate one.
Yes, talking while intending to understand is a good key. The pain of denial and even lies comes generally from disturbed communications - one part must appear distinguished from the other in order to survive (in those categories the twisted shit continues; actually it is pure nonsense).
Most of my colleagues are deeply touched and aware of the divine happening while assisting dying humans - and even animals. One guy wanted to comfort an old lady and baptized her cat - only to get restricted by his bishop (just a little example...). The realm of life and death in moments of death is full of incredible expressions and revelations. And from this experiences I honour life by honouring death - and find myself surrounded by life always more than by death. Courage makes only deep sense facing fears, and life walks only on the pillars of death - this is the basic rule of this dimension we are supposed to live AND witness the divine. Fragile and under limitation of course - this means being human. And as such the divine dwells in human flesh, which is the biggest wonder in the universe.
Thus I understand Jesus the Christ. I do not go simply through death. I go with him through death, and moreover: through life. There is no need at all to deny death. There is no need to deny anything which is human. But let me come to an end here.
Greetings and love to you!
Agreed.
I love my mother, and father.
And I mis them both.
And I can either mourn their death,
Or celebrate their life.
I was there to watch my mother pass over after battling lymphoma for 16 years.
She had been in a coma for a week.
The night she passed over, my father, sister and I were standing around her.
She must have sensed our presence because she opened her eyes, slowly looked around at all us with tears in her eyes.
and the moment came where she got the call from On High.
That it was her time.
She looked up into nothingness, smiled joyfully, and then ended her current incarnation.
And then her body relaxed.
And she looked like a woman 30 years younger in a matter of minutes.
She had finally found the peace in death that had eluded her all her life.
This was my first experience of death.
And it was a beautiful, liberating moment for me,
This was my confirmation of a soul, of our immortality.
My proof that there is a purpose to our life.
Death is a part of life
And I embrace life.
Because I know I AM eternal.
Well said. We are here to experience and to learn, that's all. This is not our home, heaven is, and there is no such a place as hell. That's just been told to people to keep them in fear.