Death or Afterlife

“You were just waiting for me to come along and save you,” he said, right before taking a swig out of his pint glass as his eyes smiled at me. And in that instant I suddenly felt completely altered. One minute we were having a beer together after my shift, talking about why it is I had worked so long for someone who did not value me until he came in and replaced him, the next I was processing multiple timelines in what appeared to be a single moment in time. Of course I did not know that was what was happening back then. What I thought had happened was that I had just fallen in love, suddenly, with someone I had known for almost a year. I drove home and the feeling diminished a bit as my mind took over. “Good,” I thought to myself. “He’s my boss, not available, and it’s completely inappropriate.”

 When difficult or traumatic experiences occur in our lives, we naturally wonder, “Why did this happen? What does it mean?” Often, such experiences may appear not to have any particular meaning; they may seem to be nothing more than purposeless suffering. Yet, in my years as a spiritual author and teacher, I have found that not only are our greatest challenges rich with meaning and purpose, but also that very often we ourselves planned those experiences before we were born. I explored this premise in detail in my first book, Your Soul’s Plan, and I do so again in my new book, Your Soul’s Gift: The Healing Power of the Life You Planned Before You Were Born. In this article I will share with you one of the most profoundly healing pieces of information I have ever discovered in my work.

“Every soul is a circle whose circumference is nowhere, but whose centre is located in the body, and death means the change of this centre from body to body.” – Swami Vivekananda We are all familiar with the saying – “Empty handed we are born into this world, and empty handed we shall return.” The process of life and death is such that we cannot take even a grain of sand out of this world, when we depart. However, while we cannot take our cherished possessions with us, nevertheless there is 1 highly critical, yet deeply overlooked “thing”, which we do take with us when we die!

Great God Realized Gurus after leaving their physical body, choose not to merge their Consciousness in God the Infinite Brahman. Instead they deliberately continue to maintain a separate existence by staying on in their subtle or causal bodies in order to help devotees. In this video, we visit 4 incidents related to Swami Vivekananda, which demonstrate this truth.

We have been noticing that when you raise your vibration as a collective, there is a certain amount of excitement that is generating for you throughout the entire galaxy. Every time we feel an uptick in the overall vibration of the human collective consciousness, we then feel the ripple effect, and it is inspiring. You are there to elevate the consciousness of your fellow humans. That is why you chose to go against the grain in this lifetime and be a part of a minority. The minority we are talking about here is the awakened collective.