Shit. Sorry- I know I've dropped the ball again on this blog thing...but oh well. Whaddaydo?
Anyway, I just read an article about what happens in those final moments before you die and it sparked my train of thought.
Deep topic- I know. But I daydream about these types of scenarios all the time.
Hmm...maybe daydream isn't' really the appropriate word but you get what I'm trying to say.
I do think about what happens to us in those final moments when we realize this world is ending and we are entering a new one.
I really, truly despise organized religions that spell it all out for us. I believe that if we can be still long enough and exercise a little deep seeded meditation to our own higher power, we can begin to understand what is to come in our own future .....or at least get a little insight.
I don't think there is a person out there that believes when we die
WE. JUST. DIE.
The lights go out, curtain goes down . AND SCENE
Well. Except my dad...he's always saying "That's it. That's the end". But I don't believe in his deepest of introspective moments he really believes that.
There is obviously something more out there. My friend Angie and I were talking once and she said "Albert Einstein said, 'energy cannot cease to exist'".
There's my answer.
We are all (among other things) moving, doing, thinking little balls of energy. How does that come to stop? Even when our physical bodies have? So if it doesn't stop- what happens to it?
Many believe we continue to exist in a different field of vision or existence. I tend to think there's something to that. How do you explain sensing a presence or having a profound dream about a friend or family member that has passed away. Or even that feeling you. just. get. sometimes....you know what I'm talking about.
The article I read discusses that most people in their final moments are carrying on a conversation with a deceased family member or friend. They often reach their hand in the air as if to be pulled up by something or someone assisting them in their transition. Someone that has come to lead them down the path to cross over into the next world.
To me, that seems like such a beautiful and peaceful way to go. No religion cluttering it up with righteousness.
Just me, my loved ones and my next journey.
Namaste
