understanding death

[Shaynard]

Originally Posted by zaina

hi shaynard
Can you say what it was like on the other side
and is frequency any thing to do with where you end up in the dimentions like dannion blinkley says ,he has had " near death experiences ,and helps people cross over now ,I am quite curious ,thanks zaina

This is a complex question to answer, not knowing how much you already understand. I will do my best.

Peaceful. Much as each individual expects it to be. There is a difference between OBE and NDE's and actually passing over. With each OBE or NDE you'll hear (pretty much) the same stories, up until they return to the body. What the majority of people experience has some commonalities, and some aspects that are completely dependent on the person and their perceptions.

Common aspects usually include: a tunnel of light, beings that guide the way, a "repeat" of your life. Choosing to, or being told to, return to the body.

The aspect of "repeating" your life (or incarnation) is where many things can be, or simply appear, different. Karma must be dealt with. We have the chance to do much if not all of it, within our lifetime.. but many do not complete this and need "a little more time" before crossing over/returning to the "source"... << this is assuming you are not returning.

Your perception of the "time" will be drastically different, if you are to be returned to the body. If you are not returning, then after this 'repeat" everything is different than most can remember. Honestly I have a very difficult time trying to put it into words. I believe our language lacks he "words"..

I remember light.. love.. Warm.. Knowing.. Understanding.. Making a choice.. Enjoying the ''time"..

Your ability to perceive becomes DRASTICALLY different than it is now, which is where the difficulty in explaining it comes from. I hope this was helpful.

Overall.. Passing over, is a "nice" experience. Not to be feared as we are conditioned to do, but rather respected. What's important is not what happens when you pass over, but what you learn from your time here.

In light, of love
Shaynard

[mudra]

Thank you Shaynard for your light spirited post.
A very refreshing view on Life and death.
I enjoyed it

Love from me
mudra

[Realview]

One should certainly fear death. Pretending with philosophy is useless, mental-ism is useless. If you are not certain where you will go and what you will be next you should certainly fear death. Imagining is worthless, believing is worthless, fear death and look for real proof now. The mind is a terrible liar, anyone can fabricate delusions of their spiritual status and future. Fear of death is a very good thing. Those who pretend to not fear death, fear it the most.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Realview

One should certainly fear death. Pretending with philosophy is useless, mental-ism is useless. If you are not certain where you will go and what you will be next you should certainly fear death. Imagining is worthless, believing is worthless, fear death and look for real proof now. The mind is a terrible liar, anyone can fabricate delusions of their spiritual status and future. Fear of death is a very good thing. Those who pretend to not fear death, fear it the most.

I respectfully disagree with you.

I have died many times, 57 on earth in fact, as we all have 'died'.

In my most immediate past life, my death was tragic, a young soldier in Vietnam, scared, upset at being drafted, and my life ended in a flash. It felt like a sudden surprise. As my spirit lifted out of my body I saw my best friend in Vietnam dead next to me, and I sobbed. As my unit continued to fight, I did not hesitate to leave the scene and I was tugged up over the jungle canopy, lifted into the stars. I could sense a light envelope me, and my battered soul and drained energy was greeted by my guide in the brightest light I could ever imagine. I personally did not see a tunnel, but a grayish white energy 'capture me'. It was surreal.

(BTW I have gone back and validated my past lives, and I have described things in my past that I have never, ever been aware of in this lifetime)

I have died and I will die again. I do not fear death because I have been there, and trust me, it is not to be feared. It is to be welcomed.