Once upon a time I said if people knew what really happened when we die then they wouldn’t be afraid to do it. The same goes that if people knew we came here with an exit point and our death is with purpose and timing then perhaps they wouldn’t carry guilt for themselves or resentment for others when the time came. I don’t know why humanity as a whole isn’t aware of these truths because in my opinion they’re imperative to our health and well-being.
I can’t tell you how much comfort I take in knowing my mom and my brother’s transition to the afterlife was set in place before they even arrived. I’m blessed even more so to know that their death had something to do with me, they’re the ones who made my journey possible. My mother’s transition is what opened my eyes and allowed me to have this spiritual awakening. Wow, a butterfly just flew across my window, amazing.
The precious moments I shared (like that butterfly at just the right time), especially in the beginning, are priceless and what triggered not only my curiosity of the spirit realm but also to experience first hand that our consciousness never dies, it goes on for eternity. Everything is consciousness, everything is energy, and energy never dies. They sent us Einstein way back when to tell us exactly this, why is nobody paying attention?
I struggle a little, for lack of a better word, because I have people close to me who I want to share this information with however I’m not sure how they’ll receive it. Not just that consciousness doesn’t die but rather that there’s reasons why people exit when and how they do. I had lunch with someone I consider to be one of my closest friends and as much as I want to share this with her, for whatever reason, I can’t. It doesn’t feel right so I say nothing.
I long for the day I can scream this from the rooftops and people will actually listen. Perhaps it’s because most of my circle of friends here in HB are Christians and it just isn’t something Christians believe in. Perhaps this is why religion in general needs to fade away…so the truth can finally come out. Sure Christians believe in the afterlife and Heaven and that’s fine and somewhat correct but they certainly don’t believe in reincarnation which is one of the biggest cover-ups or misconceptions that I feel holds a lot of people back.
If people knew the truth perhaps the 7 stages of grief would come easier so to speak or at the very least the process would be faster, I don’t know. There’s nothing easy about losing a loved one, especially a child, but the truth of the matter is is everything is set in place for a reason, for soul growth and development, every death has a lesson to be learned for someone and chances are multiple people, especially everyone in that immediate family.
I remember my dad being very angry (with God) about how my grandma exited, to him it appeared inhumane because she fell, hit her head and was then pretty much a vegetable for the next year until she finally passed. He was angry and understandably so. I didn’t understand it at the time of course but I now know that there were lessons for other members of the family that were happening and if nothing else it was a job opportunity for my cousin to be her caregiver for that year. Death usually comes with a silver lining if you’re open to see it.
We tend to become a little selfish when we lose someone we love and again, totally understandable but there’s so much more to be had when you can see the bigger picture not to mention know the truth about what really happens when we transition back Home. Death is rebirth, literally, probably one of the only things you can take literal. It’s a liberation, a freedom, a phew I’m going Home…thank God!
I don’t know why I can’t tell those around me who are losing loved ones this. Again, I just don’t think they’re open and ready to receive this information. I’m sure I’ll know when the time is right. How do you tell someone, oh I’m claircognizant and I just know this is what happens when we die. It’s not something I learned overnight. It’s taken years, however, there are some aspects that I do just know.
Religion creates an invisible barrier that is another illusion that needs to be abolished. Suffering would almost disappear in my opinion and I know that’s where we’re headed I just feel like I’m being held back because I have so much to say, so much truth to speak and for whatever reason, today, I can’t do it face to face. I do have faith and feel confident my day will come and I will know when the time is right so until then I’ll just be my best learned virtue which is patient.
I grabbed my Kryon cards and as I was shuffling I asked if I could have some guidance with death and this is the card that popped out. Thank you Spirit, super grateful, always thankful.
Family Forever
This card is a reminder that you are eternal, forever, and part of a grander system for the Universe. In fact, you are always a part of it, and it is a part of you. How does it make you feel to know that you are actually part of the Creative Source of All That Is?
This is a statement that you are always connected to Spirit. You are never alone, you are always with family.
Let’s not forget the fact that when our loved ones die, especially our immediate family, they go right back into our Merkaba, our Light source, the essence of our being. We carry each other with us always and forever. That can be a scary thought, huh?
All joking aside, it’s this very fact that makes spiritual awakenings so magnificently beautiful. It’s being open to this knowledge which then allows you to receive the signs and synchronicities from those who have traveled back beyond the veil but will also never leave your side. It’s those signs and synchronicities that then make the transition a little easier and the grieving process a little less long-winded for some.
Love and Light