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11-26-2015, 05:23 AM
Thank you for posting, DLP. We all truly are "spirits slowed down to the point of visibility." Or that is what a teacher told me once. I have, every-so-often, had experiences in my life, from youth on, sensing, "I am not from here." But where am I from then? And do I have any memories of where I came from? I do not believe in reincarnation, but I still sense there are memories deposited in our minds, from where we came, and to where we will return someday. On the outside, I am a pretty traditional Christian believer, but on the inside, I am continually expanding what I hold most dear, as these memories come and go. I once said to someone, and they looked at me like I was nuts, that what is most important in the Bible, is what is written in between the lines. Some of that now has been discovered with all the "Bible Code" research, but there remains so much more to discover.
I have always had an affinity to read near-death experiences ... figure, if I am remembering vaguely where I came from, why not read accounts from those who have been given the opportunity to go back, even for a moment? Betty Eadie and others speak of the flurry of knowledge bombarding their minds in the heavenlies, what would on earth cause our minds to explode, and yet there, we can take it all in, continuously, forever and ever. And Eadie speaks of the small, tiny fraction of what we know, compared to what there is to know. Much, much more than what is contained in anyone's DNA. And that is why everyone who has had an NDE says, there is no way to describe it all, in the limits of earthly language.
For everything we do, there is an imprint in the heavenlies. At least for those who WANT to remember. Many on this earth do not. They want to remain separate from where they came, and they will then remain separate forever. When Angie Fenimore recounted her NDE to "hell," she did not describe a place of torment and direct suffering per se, but she did describe seeing countless souls unaware of her or any other soul around them ... totally, completely lost in themselves ... to me, that is far worse than being tortured, is to be ignored. Ignored for eternity.
We are temporarily contained within this "vessel of dust," and to dust, it will return. But as spirits, all of us will remain alive forever and ever. Where? Aware of what? That continues to be the eternal question facing us all.
I have always had an affinity to read near-death experiences ... figure, if I am remembering vaguely where I came from, why not read accounts from those who have been given the opportunity to go back, even for a moment? Betty Eadie and others speak of the flurry of knowledge bombarding their minds in the heavenlies, what would on earth cause our minds to explode, and yet there, we can take it all in, continuously, forever and ever. And Eadie speaks of the small, tiny fraction of what we know, compared to what there is to know. Much, much more than what is contained in anyone's DNA. And that is why everyone who has had an NDE says, there is no way to describe it all, in the limits of earthly language.
For everything we do, there is an imprint in the heavenlies. At least for those who WANT to remember. Many on this earth do not. They want to remain separate from where they came, and they will then remain separate forever. When Angie Fenimore recounted her NDE to "hell," she did not describe a place of torment and direct suffering per se, but she did describe seeing countless souls unaware of her or any other soul around them ... totally, completely lost in themselves ... to me, that is far worse than being tortured, is to be ignored. Ignored for eternity.
We are temporarily contained within this "vessel of dust," and to dust, it will return. But as spirits, all of us will remain alive forever and ever. Where? Aware of what? That continues to be the eternal question facing us all.