Death is Transformation

Siddhananda: I am seeing ferns, like fern trees. I don't know, I'm getting all this nature imagery today.

G: Nature, it's been a lot of nature today (laughing).

Siddhananda: Yeah, it's kind of a cold area with fern trees. Cold, not cold in a bad way, but like in snow, you know.

G: Right.

Siddhananda: Snow fall, and that's another blessing, they're saying ... snow falling, because it's so pure.

Spirit: Anyway, I am here. That's my way of saying, I feel blessed to be here, and you are love and light and purity. You are both pure. I would like to know about death.

G: What do you want to know about death? In what aspect?

Spirit: Is it a dark thing?

G: No, you're disembodied now. Are you a dark thing?

Spirit: No, I am not (laughing).

G: There is your answer (laughing).

Siddhananda: He is laughing, but he's saying, ...

Spirit: Death is something I feared, and we do still fear it here, even though we are out of body, because what it means is the unknown.

G: Yeah, but you know where you are, so what's unknown at this point (chuckling)?

Siddhananda: He's laughing like a light bulb, and he's saying, "Surely, I'm here."

G: Absolutely, there is no death. There's only a transformation from one form to an energy to another form.

Spirit: So, nothing dies, really?
 
G: No, the only death, that you would say is as death, is for those that are against the light. Eventually, they will go out of existence, and be reabsorbed without consciousness.

Spirit: Wow! Will they ever have a chance again?
 
G: If they have chosen absolutely the darkness, no.

Spirit: Okay, without ... okay, well, that will be a beneficial thing, then.

G: I'm sure that you have nothing to worry about in that regard (laughing hardily).

Spirit: No, that's not where I am at. So, in terms of [being against light]... no, no!

G: So, there is nothing to fear (still laughing).

Spirit: I'm not worried about that part, but what I'm saying with death...

Siddhananda: I am just getting an imagery of it as being dark only, because he is saying "if you go there and are absorbed in that, it means a loss" ... is what he's kind of saying.

G: For them ... for them, for the very dark that have gone away from truth, it's actually a blessing. Otherwise, their total existence forever would be torture, because they have drawn themselves away from the light 100%.

Spirit: Thank you. That really is wonderful to hear. So, death, in its own way, is not ever really bad, then.

G: No, it's a transformation, that's all. You're leaving one form, or one type of existence ... going into energetic [form], being able to look at that ... and then move forward to another set of experiences for growth.

Siddhananda: What I am seeing now, is earth, a seed, a stem, flower ... death...

G: It goes back again into the earth.

Siddhananda:  ... seed, stem, flower ... maybe it comes out a little different, but it comes from that same earth.

G:  Right, exactly, exactly.

Siddhananda:  And I am seeing that.

G: Yes, good.

Siddhananda: I mean, I'm seeing it, but I think that's what he's feeling. He's getting that energy, a little bit, of what that [is]. I can see it. He's getting that a little. He's ... (pausing) ...
 
G: Right, he's starting to cognize that.

Siddhananda: Yeah, right, like a light bulb.

G: Right, an aha moment (laughing).

Siddhananda: Yes, and he's quiet now. Yeah, he's very still now. He's very peaceful now. Thank you.

G: Thank you for coming, namaste (gesturing namaste and laughing).

Siddhananda: Namaste (gesturing with hands). Should we keep him with the quiet [stones]?

G: Ah, we can keep him with the quiet for a while.

Siddhananda: I think that would be nice for him.

G: I'll go ahead and put him in the quietude area.

Siddhananda: He nodded up a little and said, "Oh." I can feel he's saying, "Thank you. I'd like to stay a while longer." (laughing)
 
G: We'll leave him there in the contemplative area, and he can sit there, and continue to feel that, and get that message. Excellent. Next.

Siddhananda: Next!