It is interesting that what happens between "here and there" has a lot to do with the choices made in the here and now.
Death is not to be feared. It is merely a transition to a higher plane of existence-- one in which instead of "seeing through a glass darkly we know even as we are known".
But I think for many between "here and there" could involve times of intense pain, times of not recognizing familiar objects, people, places. That is I think what was referrenced by "here and there."
Nancy, drink juice 3 or 4 times a week... Last I heard this is suposed to drop your chances 70%... good deal I think.
As to what happend between here and there, well here is there it is in my opnion, that close. so transition shoudn't take long, the pain issue is part of the here... as in it hurts till your not here in body anymore... then it doesn't hurt... you will feel things but pain I believe isn't one of them. But if I was Saddam I wouldn't bet on it...
Death is not scary to me. But I think being sick is and I agree with your friend. Once I'm dead, I'm dead. But Alzheimer's - which my mother suffered from - really is scary. So are a lot of other things you can die from.
Cancer pain can be very intense. But there are other types of pain which also hurt a great deal. Saddam will probably not die a natural death. Alzheimer's will probably be another disease which Saddam will be spared. But Saddam's son's deaths did preceed his own, so that can be a small punishment. Maybe Saddam should admit that he was the actual killer of Jon Benet Ramsey. He might recieve better treatment ultimately.
My biggest fear -- and I hate to give any energy to it -- is stroke. I'm not afraid of pain. Pain, I can deal with. But to be mentally all there, and have a body that won't function - - - that would be hell on earth.
We don't go anywhere because we are already here. There is no distance in the spirit world....that's just an earthly illusion. In the world of pure energy and thought we are just consciously here. I think we can feel mental pain still though, from unfinished issues. I have heard from spirits that there is a little bit of an adjustment sometimes in letting go of earthly attachments, but I think that varies with the level of spiritual development of the person. That's my take, anyway.
between here and there ..it is like Olga said: no here, no there ..we are all vibrations in a world of energy. I for once am not afraid as there is nothing to be afraid of!
Well, spinal cord injuries can also leave people paralyzed. I have an aunt who developed a strange complex of maladies, it's called Guiliam-Barre Syndrome, or something similar. parts of her body seem to waste away. Her feet flatten out as she's spent alot of time in bed. It is kind of scary.
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Death is not to be feared. It is merely a transition to a higher plane of existence-- one in which instead of "seeing through a glass darkly we know even as we are known".
As to what happend between here and there, well here is there it is in my opnion, that close. so transition shoudn't take long, the pain issue is part of the here... as in it hurts till your not here in body anymore... then it doesn't hurt... you will feel things but pain I believe isn't one of them. But if I was Saddam I wouldn't bet on it...
I for once am not afraid as there is nothing to be afraid of!