Think about it, is death the end?

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No.

I get it. What is this talking about.

It’s the Gyres.  That thing that Tesla was talking about.

Einstein had similar thoughts, as did Darwin and others.

One perspective is an opinion. Multiple perspectives using different words to say the same thing, that’s truth.

Death doesn’t exist.

This is what the personification of death was teaching me. Did I get it from Death,  or was it my mind playing tricks to get me to understand what death is and that it doesn’t exist?

I have to ask myself this question.

It would be why that entity has not come back in years, even if I ask.

The universe, the Gyres,  created a personification of death for me to learn.

That makes sense. Otherwise, I’m as crazy as bat shit gets. Crazy people don’t understand what they’re saying, sounds crazy.

If we look at Gyres, God,  The Universe,  whatever,  it’s the life we lead daily that is what creates reality, this is a shared reality shared by all and all partake in creating this reality.

As we create,  we create in a shared reality, and this state cannot be broken.

It’s what we are at the base level. We are co-creators with the rest of the universe. 

Only our unique perspective is why we feel separate.  Underneath the skin, we are all connected. 

Not just earth, we are connected to all life everywhere in the universe. 

This is why we need to stop all this bullshit

If we are connected,  we feel the pain of everything in the universe. It may be subtle, so subtle we don’t notice unless we open ourselves up to experience it.

Stop and think about it.

What is it you ignore?

For me, it’s the news. 

I watched it this morning.

I felt pain.

Healing thyself is all any of us can do.

As we heal, our vibration goes higher, and as more heal, the entirety of the world goes up.

I don’t know what will happen. However, I know we’re close.

6 thoughts on “Think about it, is death the end?”

  1. I’m glad you got to reconnect with your son. Yes, I am preparing myself for a very long wait for things to change, but I refuse to be hopeful. Hope, for me, has only ever let me down in the past. I prefer to be realistic. Certainly it is worth the wait; all good things are.

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  2. Sorry? Do you mean what’s the connection I now have with my sister or son? I was separated from my son nearly three years ago and have only recently recommenced contact with him. Our bond is slowly improving but it is nothing like what it once was. I am afraid he no longer remembers me, feels me or cares for me. He will turn seven this month and I can’t share it with him. Sorry for the long-winded response.

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    • No worries.

      I get it. It is painful to be without your child. I had my son taken away when he was 9. He’s 20 now. And we have a great relationship.

      It will take time, but you know its worth it.

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  3. Thank you for sharing. That was a good video. Two points in particular that resonated for me was the statement that we are all light and the connection between souls. My sister, living in a different state, felt my birth pains without knowing I was in labour until after it was all over. My son had a telepathic bond with me during his infancy. Life is certainly suffering but it is also a blessing. 🙏

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    • I’m an empath, I can feel whomever I choose anywhere in the world.

      Empaths, telepaths are proof that we are connected.

      So what’s the connection now?

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