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I have seen and heard from many the joy of the passing soul and also the terror. I have assisted in their transitions and have come to realise that through my own NDE (near death experience) that this is not oblivion although the passing soul entering its new dimension may rest and 'sleep' as it were.
The local mind that is the mind encapsulated in a net of agendas, brain washing and conditioning and is indeed captured and confined to this mind prison. Some great thinkers may expand and broaden their ideas and perspectives there is still a confinement which limits the mind to boundaries and although there is expansion it is limited.
One might surmise that the mind is limited by the body yet this maybe not so. During meditation and some altered states of consciousness one might experience an OBE(out of body experience) and some have had this during a terrific shock or some such thing. People have reported that in car accidents they have seen their bodies in the car and being brought out and those drowning have seen their life as film before their rescue and so on.
Particularly I have experienced in meditation that I have sort of broken free of the local mind internment and floated out into space, not as astronauts or astronomers think or see of it, but a great 'inner' as of the mind space, something like a dream as far as anything physical goes, I am lucid, cogent and alive as can be without my body senses.
This I call the non local mind which like the local mind is now being the catch phrase for some neuroscientists yet apt for this article. This I feel opens the subject of death which many fear and shy away from and dread and push it down into the subconscious and becomes an unfinished hidden agenda and never brings closure or reconciliation.
I feel that a world or society that shies away from looking and experiencing a corpse or the so called horror of death and embraces death to its full does not understand the preciousness of life and the pain of loss of a dear one to the full. To sit and aid with the dying, as I call it the mid wife or mid husband to the passing one is a privilege.
To ignore the preciousness of death is to underscore the preciousness of life and those that take it lightly and kill and maim have not come to really appreciate their lives and have no compassion for others and are selfish and take their own death without reservation and qualms, or maybe they are just blase and have hidden fear of their demise, I have known through my forensic work those that kill and do harm in order to view and are hypnotised as it were to the very things they fear the most, something like confrontation therapy that is never resolved. Those that run from the fear of death will never out pace it and will have to eventually realise the fact that I will / they will die, so do we do what ever we want without realising the consequences, not caring a dam or do we tread lightly of this earth and savour its beauty and have compassion and love for the Earth, Mother Nature and humanity. These are some of the choices we may make and they are very much based on our programmes and agenda that will prompt and guide us by our upbringing. We make choices through our beliefs and have to examine where and what are these beliefs. Are they beliefs I have made or are they someone else's beliefs that I have come to believe. Who taught me these, whose hand me downs are they, who have I inherited these from, who do I follow that epitomise these beliefs.
To me there is no death merely another birth into another dimension of consciousness, so in fact it maybe another form of altered state of consciousness (ASC) and OBE and the privilege as above to be the mid wife / mid husband is like assisting into another birth the complimentary of the mid wife at the birth into human life, of course an obstetrician maybe so as a male. So for me there is only birth in a way I could say birth, life, transition, birth. Birth interspersed between life in a form and then transforming into life without form as to the human senses.
So then death becomes an expansion of the mind / consciousness / awareness and ones feels free of the incarceration held by fear and localised limited thought and programmes which is the process of conditioning through brain washed inculcation.
This is the reward through death; perhaps incarnations are meant to awaken us eventually to the freedom of death. Obviously one would like a glorious death, that is without illness, murdered or accidental and so forth and for me to witness myself being extrapolated into the space-less me.
This then means there is so much more to me than a programmed mind set on tracks and rails and confinements one or tother. This then depends on the interpolation by programmes and their original meanings, this gives hope and when emancipated from rigid fears, suspicions and dreads the mind is set free and is not held back from a glorious departure and anticipated life elsewhere in the Universal scheme of things.
SHACK
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