My cousin had a near death experience. His recounting of that event is profound and quite beautiful. This post reminds me of his story of seeing departed loved ones and his mother telling him to “go back.”

Thanks Deepak.

Thanks for a fun experience your own self, Mieke. My process is just about up here, too.

Have fun!!

Aloha in cyber space

I know who I am kshatriya
Sometimes letting myself drift away with it…
Thanks for a great experience on this website.
Am moving now… to the next one, going back to my roots, creating games, in 3D Virtual Reality.

Aloha in cyber space

How do you feel you have peace with that? You said yourself, “No one wants to believe me.” How in the hell is that about peace?

You know what? I think there comes a point in the journey where even experience, as we’ve always related to it, goes by the wayside, too.

Of course we create our own reality. But most of us do it in thought (consciuosly AND unconsciously), and, obviously no man (or woman) is clever enough to know all the evil they do in thought. Thought is a stepchild. It pales in comparison to second attention. But, Deepak also says it’s beyond thought. So does Nisargadatta: “Nothing of value can happen to a mind which knows exactly what it wants. For nothing the mind can visualize and want is of much value.”

I don’t happen to see an asterisk there with regard to women.

🙂
aloha

Think about this for a minute. What business is it of yours what other people think about your experience in 1979?

Aloha, again. 🙂

So hello and good bye to you in your own paradox 🙂

Chapter 7, Verse 3 from the Bhagavad Gita. In this verse, Lord Krishna says to Arjuna,

“It is perhaps only one in thousands of beings who strives for freedom. And among those who strive–and think they have succeeded–hardly one knows the total Truth of My Being.”

Because enlightenment cannot be measured objectively, it would be impossible to determine how many enlightened beings there are in the world, but this passage may be a guide. The verse says that only one in thousands is even a seeker. For example, of the current population in the U.S. of 300,000,000, there may be a few hundred thousand seekers. Of these seekers– who in addition think they are enlightened–hardly one knows Reality. This is a very vague statement, but perhaps it means another factor of 1000 down. If so, it would mean there are fewer than a thousand truly enlightened beings in the U.S. From my own observations and experience, I would be surprised if the actual number exceeded that.

If you are, I have to say- That’s wonderful.

And I agree that we ALL live in a different reality, until Reality is all there is to Be. It’s a journey until then, and if you’re leaving here to continue on with your journey, well, bye bye, and, I have had it here implies an ending. Which is a time bound reference. A double-negative, so to speak.

I’ll just say- Aloha. It means- Hello, and Good Bye. I love a good paradox.
🙂

I have had it here.

Bye Bye

What was shared was never a knowing. It unfolds of Its own accord. This isn’t the territory of the mind, and rote learning from books. I guess you’ll have to go there one day and find out for yourself. And that’s as it should be.

The most close I came to your vision has been a colorful field vibrating unconditional love.
it allowed me to re-incarnate again, now having a security that no one will ever take away from me

Death, or transformation, or the actuation of the third law of thermonuclear dynamics, whatever you wish to call it, is a very astute teacher. All we have to do is open to It. It’s like turning the page on a really good love story.

I have been in the presence of what would appear as one in a coma, but I did not sense a loss of consciousness….

LOL

Truly G, there are not so many people so convinced as you are..

My friend teached me I am my own source and destiny and that is enough for me to create whatever will be the most comfortable for myself and my family

What dies but an erroneous dream thought. Knowing this Truth is a good death. Knowing that life is eternal, Pure Being cannot die, be depressed or sick, makes for good death or better stated makes clear the meaning of transformation. A good death makes eternal living evident.
To Perceive and understand death as a transformation is Good…

However each of us is capable of visualizing and writing down the way one wants to be treated at that moment.

I had a friend who suffered from severe depressions all her life.
The moment her doctors told her that she had cancer and only a few months to live, she started orchestrating her death experience and her funeral.
She completely received what she wanted.
I have truly learnt from her experience