Death is an illusion.

Hello world. The following was written 02/02/2020.

It seems of late there have been many deaths being reported by the main stream media and my brothers. The loss of loved ones or a favored public figure seem to be causing many extreme heart ache and suffering in their belief these beings are gone from them forever. Their belief that once the body is laid aside that person no longer exists…

Something to consider here regarding death, death for self or death of those we care about. I AM a Spiritual Teacher. On my own journey I have died and been resuscitated over 100 times. Each time I would cross over I was greeted by my “Guides” who would show me all that I had been experiencing on my journey up to that point. I would then be asked what it was I would like to do. Do I want to continue this journey in this life or move on to a different life, a different journey? Each time the choice was mine to continue here.

As I have walked this journey crossing over and back I have come to understand that I AM not this body I reside within. This body is a vehicle, a tool that is used to gauge each experience on the journey. Your body does not define you in any way. It is a “projection” of how you are choosing to perceive yourself to be in these moments. Our experiences hold lessons within them we are to learn of ourselves and how we are choosing to be, believe so perceive our reality as being. As I said the body is a tool so does not define you in any way.

Death is an illusion. It may not seem like it when those we love and care about are ripped from us and this world we are in. Yet I tell you this from first hand experience that death is not real. Who we are is Eternal. Our forms may change, yet who we are within them shall remain the same. Those who let go the physical form do not “leave”, they are still here with us, guiding us on our own journeys. Part of the “CONTRACT” each of us come into this manifestation of reality under is to experience the pain and suffering of loss and to help others experience the depth of the emotion of loss. It is through loss we learn to appreciate what is of True value and worth on our journeys. That it is the connections we make with each other and not the materialistic things of this world we have been taught to seek that are of real value and worth.

Everything we experience is for our benefit whether we understand or know it in those moments or not. Each experience has lessons buried within them we are to learn of ourselves and…