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Life & Death


 

"I would rather be ashes than dust!
I would rather that my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze
than it should be stifled by dry rot.
I would rather be a superb meteor,
every atom of me in magnificent glow,
than a sleepy and permanent planet.
The proper function of man is to live, not to exist.
I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them.
I shall use my time"
 
                                 Jack London

 

 

 


  • Elizabeth Fry, testimony from the Other Side: Fry speaks via Leslie Flint, direct-voice medium: "... Here no one glories in being a leader – whereas in your world [in various organizations] you do get this sort of glorification of the individual [leader]; the first thing a person must learn here, if they are to progress, is to lose this idea of self-importance. Those who are really progressed on This Side never, never, give that impression -- because it is not even in their nature to appear, or want to appear, important… I think that people will only recognize [who] Christ really was, when they begin to discount a lot of untoward creeds and dogmas, tacked on over the centuries by men who desired power and position – I would say to you, above all things, if you want to discover truth, avoid men of power and position, because … [they desire] power and position because of their material perception of things..." read more
  • Ellen Terry, testimony from the Other Side: Terry speaks via Leslie Flint, direct-voice medium: "I would say that this [life on our side] is the natural life and yours is the artificial, and that the truly natural life is the spiritual… the material life is only a pale reflection of the reality... Here there is no restriction placed upon expansion of expression; here you assimilate knowledge and experience; here you throw off more and more of the old self and become truly free... It is the narrow confines of earth which prevent individuals from becoming spiritual beings" read more
  • The Rev. Dr. George M. Searle, Rector, Catholic Church of St. Paul the Apostle, New York City: "The reality of the existence of spirits ... is no longer an open question, even among scientific men who have examined the subject. Anyone who considers the manifestation of them as mere humbug, trickery or delusion is simply not up to date." (see bio of George M. Searle)

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  • Dr. Dianne Morrissey: "If I lived a billion years more, in my body or yours, there's not a single experience on earth that could ever be as good as being dead. Nothing."
  • Juliet Nightingale: "I knew with total certainty that everything was evolving exactly the way it should and that the ultimate destiny for every living being is to return to the Source, the Light, Pure Love"
  • Sogyal Rinpoche: "Normally we do not like to think about death. We would rather think about life. Why reflect on death? When you start preparing for death you soon realize that you must look into your life ... now ... and come to face the truth of your self. Death is like a mirror in which the true meaning of life is reflected."
  • Kahlil Gibran: "And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance... You would know the secret of death. But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life... If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life. For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one."

 

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  • Elizabeth Kubler-Ross: "When we have done all the work we were sent to do, we are allowed to shed our body, which imprisons our soul like a cocoon encloses the future butterfly."
  • Richard Bach: "What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly."
  • Rebecca Springer: "Day by day we are building for eternity ... Every gentle word, every generous thought, every unselfish deed will become a pillar of eternal beauty in the life to come."
  • Dr. Wayne W. Dyer: "We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience."

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  • Dr. Stephen Hawking: "There are grounds for cautious optimism that we may now be near the end of the search for the ultimate laws of nature."
  • Nietzsche: "Even a thought, even a possibility, can shatter us and transform us."
  • Colin Wilson: "The sheer volume of evidence for survival after death is so immense that to ignore it is like standing at the foot of Mount Everest and insisting that you cannot see the mountain."
  • Carl Jung: "The unconscious psyche believes in life after death"
  • Kevin Williams: "If the devil really existed, he would have appeared at least once in the thousands of near-death experience reports I have read. I have found none."

 

  • Dr. Stanislav Grof: "For any culture which is primarily concerned with meaning, the study of death - the only certainty that life holds for us - must be central, for an understanding of death is the key to liberation in life."
  • Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross: "For those who seek to understand it, death is a highly creative force. The highest spiritual values of life can originate from the thought and study of death."

 

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  • Jules Renard: "We are ignorant of the beyond because this ignorance is the condition of our own life. Just as ice cannot know fire except by melting and vanishing."
  • Dag Hammarskjold: "The longest journey is the journey inwards of him who has chosen his destiny, who has started upon his quest for the source of his being."
  • Indian proverb: "When you were born, you cried, and the world rejoiced. Live your life in such a manner that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice."
  • Victor Zammit: "Remember when we die, we die with the accumulated level of vibrations of the things we DID during our lifetime. That level of vibrations will send us upwards or to the same level or will send us down. There will be no God to judge us. No one judges us. It is all done by physics -- automatically. We judge ourselves because on dying our level of vibrations will automatically pull us like a magnet to the afterlife world (realm) we deserve. The afterlife has different levels of vibrations -- from the lowest to the highest... I ask people to suspend their present beliefs and read this afterlife information which will have a most profound effect on passing over. For example, it is possible for someone from the otherside to volunteer to help you become more spiritual by AGREEING to be nasty to you while on earth -- so that YOU may become more spiritually advanced [by learning to forgive]!"
  • Herman's Hermits, This Door Swings Both Ways: "
Everyone's life is bittersweet, It's a door that opens wide
And no man can call himself complete, Till he's seen it from both sides
This door swings both ways, It's marked 'In' and 'Out'
Some days you'll want to cry, And some days you will shout
This door swings both ways, It goes back and forth
In comes a southern breeze, Or a cold wind from the north
This door swings both ways, Lets in joy and pain
In comes the morning sun, And then the evening rain
This door swings both ways, Lets in dark and light
Every day you make the choice, To let in wrong or right
When shadows fall You must prepare yourself for sunshine
For everything there is an end, And so my friend, you must be brave

This door swings both ways, Which one will it be
Will we live in happiness Or dwell in misery?
This door swings both ways, Lets in earth and sky
Make the most of livin', If you're not prepared to die
Make the most of livin', If you're not prepared to die
  • Star Trek TNG, episode #168, “Thine Own Self” (1994):
GiaFather said she [after her death] went to a beautiful place, where everything is peaceful, and everyone loves each other, and no one ever gets sick. Do you think there's really a place like that?
DataYes... I do.
  • Jim Conway, Men In Mid-Life Crisis: "While I was experiencing mid-life pressures, I read Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' book On Death and Dying. Suddenly I began to see that the mid-life crisis can be compared closely to the emotional trauma a person experiences as he faces death. There are definite stages within the mid-life crisis... [I came to see that] what the man in mid-life crisis is wrestling with [is] death. A man is facing the death of his physical prowess ... death of the visions and ambitions of his teens and twenties ... death of his hopes and ambitions for great achievement ... death of the visions for fame and fortune ... death of his sexual fantasies ... death for some of the expectations he has had for his children. Yes, and for the first time he is facing the reality of his own physical death... Ross outlines five emotional stages through which a person goes as he prepares for death: 1. Denial - 'It's not me, it's not true.' 2. Anger - 'Why me?' 3. Bargaining - 'Can't we postpone this?' 4. Depression - 'All is lost.' 5. Acceptance - 'I'm ready.' With only minor modification these stages can be adapted to the man going through mid-life. They may be very short periods of time or extend over years ... he needs to move progressively through these stages and effectively deal with each one... The man who doesn't successfully make it through his mid-life crisis is forever trying to be a young adult."

 


"It is not so much what you will find when you come to this side of life as what you will bring with you... Sleep is the best definition of death I know anything about -- just going to sleep unafraid to awake in a new and beautiful room, and to be satisfied. This is all there is... [On Earth] you are the apprentice to your own soul. Here you are the promoted individual... Bring all of your soul treasures -- you will need them, your culture, your love of art, of music -- all this you will use... Every want shall be satisfied. Material possessions you will not need... We are undisguised, for on our foreheads is the insignia of whatever we have gained in culture, love for humanity, charity, selflessness, energy and force, ambitions for the sake of others -- all this is here waiting for us when we are given ... our Price, our Wage, whatever we have earned during our years of apprenticeship."
Frederic W. H. Myers,
Vanishing Night,
transmitted to Juliet S. Goodenow, 1923

 

  • Daniel Levinson, The Seasons of a Man's Life: "Many young men develop a conflict between a life direction expressing the Dream [a great hope or goal in life] and another that is quite different... Those who betray the Dream in their twenties will have to deal later with the consequences... In every period [of a person's life] we suffer because of all the undone developmental work of previous periods - for ultimately the chickens do come home to roost... Why do we go through this painful process? ... we need developmental transitions in adulthood partly because no life structure can permit the living out of all aspects of the self... these neglected parts of the self urgently seek expression... Internal voices muted for years now clamor to be heard ... grief over lost opportunities ... the [inner] voice of an identity prematurely rejected; of a love lost or not pursued... Every aspect of their lives comes into question, and they are horrified by much that is revealed ... [this self-reassessment] cannot be a cool intellectual process ... must involve emotional turmoil ... coming to terms with one's own mortality."
  • Daniel Levinson, The Seasons of a Man's Life: (from a patient interview) "... disillusionment about just where comfort lies. I still seek comfort in material things, but I don't think that is where comfort will be. I think it would come from other people in terms of compassion, love and tenderness."
  • Henry Scott-Holland, 1847-1918, Canon of St Paul's Cathedral:

    Death is nothing at all

    I have only slipped away into the next room

    I am I and you are you

    Whatever we were to each other

    That we are still

    Call me by my old familiar name

    Speak to me in the easy way you always used

    Put no difference into your tone

    Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow

    Laugh as we always laughed

    At the little jokes we always enjoyed together

    Play, smile, think of me, pray for me

    Let my name be ever the household word that it always was

    Let it be spoken without effort

    Without the ghost of a shadow in it

    Life means all that it ever meant

    It is the same as it ever was

    There is absolute unbroken continuity

    What is death but a negligible accident?

    Why should I be out of mind

    Because I am out of sight?

    I am waiting for you for an interval

    Somewhere very near

    Just around the corner

    All is well.

    Nothing is past; nothing is lost

    One brief moment and all will be as it was before 

    How we shall laugh at the trouble of parting when we meet again!

'The King of Terrors', a sermon on death delivered in St Paul's Cathedral on Whitsunday 1910, while the body of King Edward VII was lying in state at Westminster: published in Facts of the Faith, 1919

  • Lord Dowding, Many Mansions: He reports on a transmission from the Other Side from a Norwegian killed during WWII: "I was shot by the Germans in Trondheim. I was a little shopkeeper; they shoot. I do not love the Germans. I never shall, but I am held here by my hatred . I find that I cannot throw it off. I still feel so angry for their acts of unprovoked cruelty, and I am consumed by my passionate anger, and I cannot get free. I beg of you to help me... He tells me that we must forgive the Nazis, that they do not know what they do, that they are like sleep-walkers, and until I forgive them I cannot get free, to pass from this plane so near the Earth on to other planes... It is awful, this anger that we cannot shake it off. Give me some serenity and let me sleep... I see why Christ quickly forgave everyone before He left the Earth Body. I see the reason and the need, and with the help of your Father and this contact that you have given me, I shall escape."

 

 

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  • Life & Teaching of the Masters of the Far East, Vol 4, Spalding: "[The Masters say reincarnation] is not necessary... They say that if there is a light placed in the center of the room, the best way to reach that light is to go straight to it. Why circle around it time after time? If you go directly to that light ... you are through with all reincarnation and karma completely. It is only man's failure to go direct to the central point or fact of life that keeps him in the 'wheel of incessant grind.' If he will accept the central fact, which is the light that lighteth every man that cometh into the world, he will have arrived and all his going round and round will have ... come to an end."
  • Brian Weiss, MD, Many Lives, Many Masters: "When we arrive [on the Other Side], we're burned out... We decide when we want to return, where, and for what reasons. Some choose not to come back. They choose to go on to another stage of development. And they stay in spirit form ... some for longer than others before they return. It is all growth and learning ... continuous growth. [question] 'Is learning in the physical state faster? Are there reasons that people don't stay in the spiritual state?' [answer] 'No. Learning in the spiritual state is much faster, far accelerated from that in the physical state. But we choose what we need to learn. If we need to come back to work through a relationship, we come back. If we are finished with that, we go on .'"
  • Upanishads: "A man acts according to the desires to which he clings. After death he goes to the next world bearing in his mind the subtle impressions of his deeds; and, after reaping there the harvest of those deeds, he returns again to this world of action. Thus he who has desire continues subject to rebirth. He who lacks discrimination, whose mind is unsteady and whose heart is impure, never reaches the goal, but is born again and again. But he who has discrimination, whose mind is steady and whose heart is pure, reaches the goal and, having reached it, is born no more ." 
  • Lord Dowding, Many Mansions: "[Frederic] Myers teaches that The Third Sphere (or Summerland) is in fact a sphere of Illusion inhabited for long or short periods by souls whose mentalities are still dominated by Earth-conditions. The scenery and the flora and fauna are all similar to those of the earth, but more sublimated, and with the difference that the struggle for existence is no longer operative and souls can gratify every harmless wish... In this effortless and purposeless existence, no real progress is made, and the soul whose desires are predominately animal, soon yearns for further existence in heavy matter and is reincarnated... But the soul who is more spiritually inclined passes upward into the Fourth Sphere and thenceforward progresses continuously without any further individual reincarnation ."
  • Gary Renard, The Disappearance of The Universe: " What happens is that the awe [of living in Summerland] eventually wears off because the unconscious guilt [not having been released through forgiveness] that is still within the mind starts to catch up with you. This causes you to reincarnate as a way of escaping your guilt and your fear of God. This always happens to you eventually, unless your mind has been completely healed by the Holy Spirit."

 

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Cardiologist Pim van Lommel did a monumental study of near-death experiences—which raises fascinating questions about life after death, DNA, the collective unconscious, and everyone’s karma. Ode Magazine, December, 2005, Vol. 3, Issue 10.

When the The Lancet published his study of near-death experiences, Dutch cardiologist Pim van Lommel couldn’t have known it would make him into one of the world’s most-talked-about scientists. It seems everyone wants to know about the man who managed to get his study of this controversial topic published in one of the leading journals of medical research. Yet it’s not really surprising that its publication in 2001 created a stir. Never before had such a systematic study been conducted into the experiences of people who were declared dead and then came back to life. continued

 

  • Albert Einstein: "It is entirely possible that behind the perception of our senses, worlds are hidden of which we are unaware."
  • Edward Young: "Seems it strange that thou shouldst live forever? Is it less strange that thou shouldst live at all?"
  • F.W.H. Myers: Speaking from the Other Side through a medium, Myers laments his difficulty in transmitting a message: "The nearest simile I can find to express the difficulty of sending a message is that I appear to be standing behind a sheet of frosted glass, which blurs and deadens sound, dictating feebly to a reluctant and somewhat obtuse secretary."
  • Miles Allen, Heaven Confirmed: The Most Compelling Evidence Yet Compiled For The Survival Of Your Soul: If we all originally came from God; if we at some point in the distant past wandered from Home; then, eventually, in the next life, as we reach higher levels of spirituality, we "will overcome the forgetfulness that now makes [us] feel separate and alone." We will not only remember who we were in past lives, a kind of merging, in "successive stages, at each of which you will realize a continually grander you... you will come to remember that you and other souls are, and always have been, one soul... there will come a time when we both remember that we are each other... There will never be any diminishment of your personality, no loss of your sense of self ... just continued merging with more and more parts of you, gaining more and more memories, until, at long last, all of our journeys are complete. Until we remember being All That Is... [but, even then] you will still remember being you."
  • Charlotte Dresser, Life Here And Hereafter (1927): transcribed by Dresser, words sent from the Other Side: "I am wishing to tell those on earth, who are struggling to learn what is the meaning of life, that it is the way one looks at it that determines its value. If one thinks of it as a time of sensuous enjoyment, one makes his life a thing of little worth, for such things have no value in the spirit world. If one looks at life as something to be endured and to be gotten through as soon as possible, he will form a character that has nothing to rest on here. He will have to create new foundations before he can advance. If one there believes that life consists in praying and preaching, that spirit is apt to want to pray and preach here; and in this world there are no churches or congregations to respond as they did there, and the spirit has to learn that there are other things to acquire before the true life can be enjoyed. When a soul on earth can realize that there are others there who need assistance, who will be the better for aid and sympathy, and can learn to feel that this aid and sympathy can be given by himself, he is on the way to create the life that will mean the most to him when his mortal life is over."

SKEPTIC CONVERTED: Professor Hyslop, a one time skeptic, was converted to accepting the afterlife by American gifted medium Mrs. L. Piper after she repeatedly produced high quality evidence for the afterlife. In Life After Death (1918) he wrote, “I regard the existence of discarnate spirits as scientifically proved and I no longer refer to the skeptic as having any right to speak on the subject. Any man who does not accept the existence of discarnate spirits and the proof of it is either ignorant or a moral coward. I give him short shrift, and do not propose any longer to argue with him on the supposition that he knows anything about the subject.”

XENOGLOSSY (speaking in a foreign language never learnt or heard before) - another area of objective evidence for the existence of the afterlife. Dr. Morris Netherton reports one case of a blond, blue-eyed eleven-year-old boy, who under hypnosis was taped for eleven minutes as he spoke in an ancient Chinese dialect. When the tape was taken to a professor at the Department of Oriental Studies at the University of California , it turned out to be a recitation from a forbidden religion of Ancient China (Fisher 1986:202).

AUTHOR LYALL WATSON describes a case of a ten-year-old child, an Igarot Indian living in the remote Cagayon Valley in the Philippines. The child had never had any contact with any language or culture other than his own. Yet under trance conditions the child communicated freely in Zulu, a language he could not have even heard. Watson only recognized it because he had spent his early life in Africa (Lazarus 1993:84).

AN EMINENT AMERICAN LAWYER Edward C Randall, in his brilliant book The French Revelation includes actual speeches made by direct voice from afterlife entities through his medium Mrs. French. Read this most exquisite afterlife glimpse about who they are: “We are moral, intellectual, and sensitive creatures. Instead of being, as you may imagine, more shadowy and unsubstantial entities, we are possessed of definite, tangible, and exquisitely symmetrical forms, with well-rounded and graceful limbs, and yet so light and elastic that we can glide through the atmosphere with almost electrical speed. The forked lightnings may flash, and the thunders roll in awful reverberation along the vault of heaven, and the rain descend in gushing torrents, but we can stand unharmed by your side. We are endowed with all the beauty, loveliness, and vivacity of youth, and are clothed in flowing vestments of effulgent nature suited to the peculiar degree of refinement of our bodies. Our raiment being composed of phosphorescent principles, we have the power of attracting and absorbing or reflecting the rays evolved, according as our condition is more or less developed. This accounts for our being seen by clairvoyants in different degrees of brightness, from a dusky hue to an intensity of brilliant light.”

GIORDANO BRUNO: Church leaders must accept the empirical evidence for the afterlife. Why? Giordano Bruno was a scientist martyr who was burnt at the stake for promoting the Copernican heliocentric view of the solar system: "...that it is the earth which revolves around the sun, not as the Church taught for over a thousand years that the sun revolved around the earth and that the earth is in the center of the universe.” Below is an example of why the Church should be extremely careful about releasing information about scientific discoveries it does not want to accept: CARDINAL BELLARMINO stated from Rome: “If the Copernican theory is true, it would be the absolute undoing of the Bible and the destruction of the Church. If the Earth is only one of many planets and not the center of the universe, and other planets are inhabited, the whole plan of salvation fails, since the inhabitants of the other spheres are without the Bible and Christ did not die for them.” Scientists, empiricists and educated Catholics now know how critical it is for the Vatican to be extremely careful– especially when these days afterlife science is saying that we do NOT stay unconscious in limbo until Jesus comes back to judge the living and the dead. On crossing over, the decent folk continue with their lives IMMEDIATELY. Click on 4th Edition of the BOOK on chapter 28 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU DIE.

  • Star Trek TNG, episode #28, “Where Silence Has Lease” (1988):

Data:  What is death?
Picard:  … Well, Data, you’ve asked, probably, the most difficult of all questions. Some see it as a changing into an indestructible form, forever unchanging. They believe that the purpose of the entire universe is to, then, maintain that form in an earth-like garden which will give delight and pleasure throughout all eternity. On the other hand, there are those who hold to the idea of our blinking into nothingness – that all of our experiences, hopes, and dreams are merely a delusion.
Data:  Which do you believe, sir
Picard:  Considering the marvelous complexity of the universe; its clockwork perfection; its balance of this against that; matter, energy, gravitation, time, and dimension – I believe that our existence must be more than either of these philosophies; that what we are goes beyond Euclidean or other practical measuring systems, and that our existence is part of a reality beyond what we understand now as reality.
  • Seneca: "One should count each day a separate life."
  • Dr. Fred Hoyle: “When science begins the study of non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the centuries of its experience.”
  • Victor Zammit: http://victorzammit.com: April 13, 2007: "My twenty years or so of afterlife research tells me that on crossing over absolutely nothing changes in our character, intellect and personality. That is also evidenced by those who come through as visitors in our Sunday night materializations experiments in Sydney, Australia. For example, Houdini is still fairly brash, dominating even supercilious; exactly as he was when he was on earth some eighty years ago. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s personality appears not have changed. So was Archbishop Cosmo Lange’s personality judging from the time he spent with us one Sunday night. The only way to increase one’s vibrations either on earth or in the afterlife dimension is by making a contribution to others – opening the heart and being unselfish.We are credibly informed from intelligences from the afterlife that in the afterlife dimension where there is no pressure for food, clothing and shelter, one could stay spiritually static and in the same realm for hundreds, perhaps even for thousands of years. Those who do selfless service while alive seem to be at a huge advantage when they cross over- the habit of caring for others carries on and they make rapid progress. That's how one gets a 'better deal' on crossing over... As already stated, just because one crosses over one does not become omniscient and infallible. Far from it. Nothing changes. There are those who crossed over and came through direct voice medium Emily French arguing that they were still alive and that there is NO AFTERLIFE."

 

 

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Professor Deborah Blum, 5-12-07: "A century ago, roughly between 1885 and 1925, some distinguished scholars and scientists conducted some very thorough investigations of mediums. Their objective was to determine if spirits were really communicating through the mediums and, concomitantly, whether consciousness survives bodily death.   Almost without exception, they came to the same conclusion: that spirit communication was real and that consciousness does survive physical death.  The few exceptions accepted that certain mediums were not charlatans; they simply didn't know what to make of it and sat on the fence to protect themselves from ridicule by their closed-minded colleagues, who felt it was beneath their dignity to consider such foolishness... I see modern scholars and scientists aping those 'closed-minded colleagues' of yesteryear and their ancient ancestors.... A recent example of what I am talking about is a comment in TIME Magazine by Steven Pinker, a Harvard University psychologists, that 'attempts to contact the souls of the dead' by scientists of a century ago 'turned up only cheap magic tricks.' Having thoroughly studied the research done by those psychical researchers of a century ago, I find it difficult to believe that anyone could make such a statement, unless he or she hasn't really dug into the material and is simply suffering from the aping syndrome, the tendency to want to look bright and not foolish by smirking, scoffing, and sneering at things that are beyond the grasp of current science."

 

  • Joni Mitchell, Both Sides, Now: [Editor's note: I cannot believe how incredibly poetic, how beautiful these lyrics are.]

Rows and flows of angel hair
And ice cream castles in the air
And feather canyons everywhere

I've looked at clouds that way

But now they only block the sun
They rain and snow on everyone

So many things I would have done
But clouds got in my way
I've looked at clouds from both sides now

From up and down, and still somehow
It's cloud illusions I recall
I really don't know clouds at all

Moons and Junes and Ferris wheels
The dizzy dancing way you feel
As ev'ry fairy tale comes real

I've looked at love that way...

 
  • Silver Birch: "The plan of life is very simple. You come from spirit, incarnating into matter to obtain the experiences you need to enable you to come to our world equipped for the tasks and the joys that await you. The equipment is obtained in your world. That is where you learn the lessons that prepare you for the life after school. If you do not learn the lessons, then you are not educated, not ready for what comes next."

 

  • Mons. Hugh Benson: former Catholic priest, now in the afterlife transmitting information to medium Anthony Borgia: "… death-bed repentances are of no avail, since the majority of them are but cowardice born of fear of what is about to happen – a fear of the theologically-built eternal hell that is such a useful weapon in the ecclesiastical armoury, and one that perhaps has caused more suffering in its time than many other erroneous doctrines. Creeds, therefore, do not form any part of the world of spirit, but because people take with them all their characteristics into the spirit world, the fervid adherents to any particular religious body will continue to practice their religion in the spirit world until such time as their minds become spiritually enlightened. We have here, so my friend informed me – I have since seen them for myself - whole communities still exercising their old earthly religion. The bigotry and prejudices are there, religiously speaking. They do not harm, except to themselves, since such matters are confined to themselves. There is no such thing as making converts here!”

 

 

 

 


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