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KRL · 11-01-2002, 08:18 AM

Until someone close to you passes over and weird shit starts happening that you can't explain, it is hard to conceive and believe in the afterlife.

My father died in 87 and all I can say is my mother, brother, sister and myself, and several relatives all had separate multiple bizarre "afterlife" type incidents with my dad happen for about 6 months, and after we all got together and compared notes, we couldn't find any other explaination for any of them, except that there was some sort of contact going on with him.

As you get older and more people you have deep soul type bonds with in your life start to die is when you become a believer. Trust me, there is something going on in the afterlife, but it obviously is not something to be easily understood.

I did a lot of research on this subject after my dad's death, and asked other friends who had gone through a strong bond type of loss and most everyone had some kind of contact experience they couldn't explain.

My take on it all is that when you die, your physical body is history. The energy force that is your soul doesn't die, but basically transforms and moves on into some other higher frequency dimension not visible to us on the earthly plane. I base that on Einsteins principal concept that energy itself can not be destroyed only transformed. There is some kind of energy force within each of us, that's a given. So it would make sense that the human body is just a temporary house so to speak for this energy during each lifetime.

Seems too when people die suddenly there are a lot more afterlife events that their relatives here experience. Its like the soul doesn't easily realize it no longer has that body housing it.

The thing with the "light" might be just some central universal lifeforce that we all basically are tied and hubbed into. There's been a lot of scientific research recently though that says this is just a trick of the mind, easing itself through the process of death with a massive brain release of endorphins as the body reacts to everything shutting down. Who knows, that's the irony of life. We'll all find out one day what really happens when you die.

Hopefully, there is continuity in some form or another and we do get to hook up with souls we've bonded to in prior lives and are able to connect to those we love and care for still in this dimension.

11-01-2002, 08:18 AM
KRL Entrepreneur Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: USA Posts: 31,429	Until someone close to you passes over and weird shit starts happening that you can't explain, it is hard to conceive and believe in the afterlife. My father died in 87 and all I can say is my mother, brother, sister and myself, and several relatives all had separate multiple bizarre "afterlife" type incidents with my dad happen for about 6 months, and after we all got together and compared notes, we couldn't find any other explaination for any of them, except that there was some sort of contact going on with him. As you get older and more people you have deep soul type bonds with in your life start to die is when you become a believer. Trust me, there is something going on in the afterlife, but it obviously is not something to be easily understood. I did a lot of research on this subject after my dad's death, and asked other friends who had gone through a strong bond type of loss and most everyone had some kind of contact experience they couldn't explain. My take on it all is that when you die, your physical body is history. The energy force that is your soul doesn't die, but basically transforms and moves on into some other higher frequency dimension not visible to us on the earthly plane. I base that on Einsteins principal concept that energy itself can not be destroyed only transformed. There is some kind of energy force within each of us, that's a given. So it would make sense that the human body is just a temporary house so to speak for this energy during each lifetime. Seems too when people die suddenly there are a lot more afterlife events that their relatives here experience. Its like the soul doesn't easily realize it no longer has that body housing it. The thing with the "light" might be just some central universal lifeforce that we all basically are tied and hubbed into. There's been a lot of scientific research recently though that says this is just a trick of the mind, easing itself through the process of death with a massive brain release of endorphins as the body reacts to everything shutting down. Who knows, that's the irony of life. We'll all find out one day what really happens when you die. Hopefully, there is continuity in some form or another and we do get to hook up with souls we've bonded to in prior lives and are able to connect to those we love and care for still in this dimension.