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9.11 Victims greet Tsunami Victims

Having been in the astral realms for about 3 ½ years, the 9.11 victims have a pretty good idea what it takes to get acclimated. Waiting on the threshold of incarnation, they helped usher in the flood of tsunami victims by the thousands. Many had been standing by for some time, and were eager to offer their assistance to the new residents.

Although the thunder wave was seen as a random act of God by some, it was actually a well-planned and necessary karmic adjustment. For various reasons, these people were ready to move their training to another location. What we see as death is merely a change of form to the other side.

One thing common to both groups was an abrupt end of physical incarnation due to a sudden and traumatic event. In these two instances and in several others, the collective thoughts and prayers of millions have paved a golden road through the tunnel of light where the souls were able to maintain a certain amount of contact with love, thereby easing the searing pain of separation.

The victims of various wars around the world are also scattered about the vibrant landscape. Sometimes they arrive alone, but often show up in bunches. Those who firmly believed what they were taught, often still identify with the mental patterns that they carried over with them. A few noble warriors jump right back in.

The souls of the last remaining WWII dead often help those in need of orientation and this case is no exception. About half of them reincarnated in Generation X and are scattered across the globe. A small percentage maintain cognizance of who they were, and a smaller, yet still significant number, carry on the fight.

The general feeling of a majority of the tsunami victims is one of relief to be out of danger. Some make comments such as, “The fear of dying is worse than dying,” and “We forget how truly fragile the physical body really is…” Those who came over as a family are being greeted by ancestors. As usual with such situations, many of the victims have not as yet accepted that they are dead. These are the souls who need the most help. Slowly, teachers will aid them in dismantling the bonds of concretization.

For the 9.11 victims, the hardest thing to deal with was the psychic vibrations of anguish by those left behind and the further disturbances caused by subsequent repercussions. They wish for all people remaining on Earth not to send pain to the tsunami victims, but to foster a spirit of optimism and generosity about the future with each other. Remember the lost fondly as the holy fish that were swept out to sea. Honor them by mobilizing resources not just for the left behind, but for all of humanity.

-C. Moors

1/4/2005

cmoors@creativecosmos.org