Much of what seems so real in this physical dimension is not the entire Truth of who we are and/or what we can do. Over the last decade, I have allowed myself to both explore and expand beyond the physical, mental and emotional boundaries I thought were rigidly in place in this "reality". What I found was an aspect of Self that I had forgotten was there. I offer these wonderings and wanderings as an invitation to see beyond "what meets the eye", MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) and "why can't I?" in your life!
The soul lives on dear friends (that which has been made cannot be unmade). Yes, it sheds it's clay vessel ... the physical body; in the cycle of life, "ashes to ashes, dust to dust, that vessels returns to the Earth. This remembering of the Universal Laws of life and death has been so freeing for me.
When you no longer fear death, what is there left to fear? Yes, it's difficult to lose the physical presence of someone you love. However, when you realize and welcome that soul to be with you any time and any place, you can understand how blessed we are for the loved ones who surround us.
Could these be the "guardian angels" who so often guide us to greatness over disaster? If you've "lost" a loved one, I assure you, they are truly not LOST. They are always there ... possibly even closer to you physically than they were in physically-embodied "life". Faith in this knowing can be more easily attained by letting go of (or expanding your reality beyond) the so-called "rules" we've been taught ... the foremost of these being "only believe what your eyes see". It may seem like too simplistic an analogy but, you've probably never seen $1,000,000 yet you know it exists. So is true with life in spirit form. You may not see it, but know it exists.
As for grieving, let those tears flow! I like to equate tears with an Epsom Salt bath for the soul. I have a "knowing" that part of the reason we (as eternal beings of love and light) are here in human bodies is to feel our feelings. The bumps and blows, joys and sorrows, actually allow us to live. It's when we hide from and/or hold in these heavier feelings that we literally make ourselves sick.
Many times the fear of feeling our feelings is much worse than actually feeling those feelings. Moving beyond the pain has great rewards. We are then able to get to that glorious space in which we can remember, rejoice and can be giddy about the good times we've shared with those we love, we can feel that love anew ... it never ends! Love (our true essence) never dies!
In death there truly is no separation, from God/Source/The Universe. Love is!
Realize that "all is lost" is a misnomer, because without a physical container our "lost" loved ones can be ever closer to us ... our angelic Mod Squad ... pure light and love that exists in, of and through us. These love-based connections will never die. The vessel is temporary, but the True Essence that breathes you is eternal!
Open yourself to possibilities for feeling and knowing the presence of your loved ones who have "passed on". Talk to them and ask them for guidance when you need it. Forgive them for "leaving you" because it may have been the only way for you to become who you are to be next. One "catch 22" in this process is UNlearning what we've been taught about death plus allowing ourSelves the space and time in which to hear the answers.
Lovingly,
Kristi
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Excited to see, some years later, that the hailed scientists agree:
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