howtosurvivedeath

How to Survive Death

In order to maintain continuity of experience when dropping the physical body, attachments to the time/place events of the 3D world must be released. Anything circumstantial that is seen as part of self identity is a reduction that is not necessary from soul perspective. If you define yourself according to things such as bank account, house, car, or job, you will be lost at death, because those are solely of this world and can not be carried into the light of the astral plane.

Things you have internalized that are sourced in external machinations need to be unraveled. Trace every inner thought and inclination back from whence it derived. If you can recognize a point when input was accrued and identified with, realize that what you have found, if coming from another, can not be the essential ‘you’. We will still have the brain grooves containing the knowledge at our disposal; we will just not make the mistake of believing ourselves to be this information.

We need to open the inner sensibilities that transcend the 5 body senses and our web of thoughts. With reflective awareness we can ‘know’. Simultaneously experiencing all sense data and all mind potentialities, we also understand the possibilities beyond our body perception capabilities. No longer drawing immediate conclusions which shut out higher frequencies, we have a free flowing lucidity which can translate messages from a myriad of sources throughout the realms.

Practice having an easy going sense of who you are. Drop strong preferences and roll with whatever occurs. You will enjoy life more and it will happen without leaving a mark on you. Constantly move to the new in preparation for the adventure of death, the ultimate thrill ride. If you spend your incarnation building fortresses in order to attain an illusory sense of security, when death approaches, your terror will induce a deep sleep to help you deal with the process.

If you review your life now, there will be no need for it at the moment of expiration. In meditation we take the power of death into our own hands. Feeling again everything that ever happened with awareness, we put the past to rest once and for all. Then there will be no surprises to distract us when we are liberated from the body. With openness we can accept it as but another of the infinite series of events passing through our consciousness.

~Christopher Moors

5/13/2007