There Truly is No Death

It is Clear to ME that When I Dream, if I were to stay in that Version of me, I would not remember this version of me. I would not be sad that I left this Reality, and I certainly would not know if I was Dead, say if I fell asleep and did not wake up. Death is a natural traveling between dimensions. Death is gentle. Prolonging life, suffering from Doctors opinions of what “cures” diseases, hanging on for the living,  the body pain of letting everything go before we die, well when one dies in their sleep or dies most naturally, they do not experience pain. It is the prolonged living that is the pain. It is our Consciousness, our DNA, our programs that create the distress around Death. It is the fear of the living that creates the trauma around Death. The person dying is simply transitioning to another reality, another version of themselves and where they go there will most certainly be another version / expression of you.

Some may say well we use our waking mind to Dream, if we were Dead we would not Dream. Thing is one does not know that for certain. I don’t believe the physical body is needed in order to dream.

When I Dream, I drive a vehicle, I walk on the sand, the floor. When I Dream I eat, I travel, I talk to people, I interact with people I know and with strangers. I don’t often look in a mirror when I dream and am not always certain of who I really am while dreaming, what body per say that I am looking out.

When I was quite young, it was clear to me that the me inside this body was different than the body. This me could be in a dog, a rabbit, a table perhaps; could be a butterfly, a bird, or many other things and / or living beings, and that I would always know me to be me. That regardless of what the mirror said, people or energy around me said, inside my thoughts, my own consciousness I would know me to be me. This ME, this Conscious You, lives on, and there is no way this Conscious dies. You don’t Die, Period.

I have had out of body experiences, times where I was pretty sure I had died. It was gentle, I saw this version of my body, watched it through the eyes of my consciousness. The outerbody me could SEE, even without my physical eyes. There are lots of experiences where people describe astral travel or leaving their body during surgery or some event, or even in dream time or purposeful astral travel. Another reason to not fear Death as clearly you don’t Die, there you are seeing, you don’t need to breath, you are moving about and don’t need the physical body to do so. 

There Truly is No Death, expect the expression in which the living create. The living “miss you”, whether you were in their daily life or not. The living clings to wishing you would not “leave them”, things is you would not be dying if it was not right for you. You Die when you die, it is about your own consciousness, your beliefs, your own version of reality.

We move realities every second. We move into different versions of our bodies. And when we die we simply gently move into another version of ourself. It is no big deal.

Yes the mothers who have lost children feel different, losing a spouse, a parent. I get it Death is real for those people, but only because they have not see the other side, they have not let go of the fear around Death. As once you know you know. And you clearly see that the ones who died in your life,no matter how they died, they chose to experience that. And their conscious moves on, lives on, and cannot die. To them they don’t know or feel they have “lost you” because they know a version of you where they go. To them they don’t mourn their death or loss, they simply keep on living. Living out whatever version of them their Consciousness Creates. Yes you “love” them, you “miss” them, thing is you only “feel” this because of a belief system, a program. If you truly had 100% Faith, than it would not disable you when a loved one dies. You know they are right there. Sure you miss them in your daily life, you Grief. It is awesome to be True to you, however, KNOW that there is NO DEATH for them, they live on and you will too.

~ Reverend Crystal Cox