The Light Teachings - I died and came back...my experience
Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:54 am
FACT - whilst fully conscious I died, and whilst still fully conscious I was instantly in another place and then came back, but guess what....the Big R wasn't waiting there to meet me as he had promised and as for "looking to the east" I can assure you that without any sun in the sky there is no bloody way you can figure out which is north, south, east or west.
OK - I know, all the RSE'ers are lining up to say that because I left the school I had a hide expecting the Big Fella to be there waiting for me - I simply wasn't made of the right stuff to warrant him keeping his word to meet us all when we passed - forget the fact that I tried my best whilst I was still a student and our loving and forgiving master would have been aware of that - he clearly thought that I wasn't worth the trouble....so does that entitle me to a refund???
Now before all the naysayers jump to the conclusion that what I experienced was somehow 'induced' let me say that the medical procedure I was undergoing (heart related) required me to be fully conscious (no form of anaesthetic) and I never lost consciousness at anytime - that's leaving, arriving, being there, coming back and being back....there was no separation of time, not even for a milisecond.
I don't want to write an essay about 'my experience' but I will do so for anyone who was interested - what I will say is that I was instantly in a beautiful place/state that was silent, I had no sense of having a body and everything was a beautiful pale blue - I didn't see the light and I certainly didn't see the devil - I did notice some shadowy figures in the near distance but didn't stay long enough to make any acquaintances.
I had no idea where I was and I had no recall of where I had just been, and I certainly didn't know that I was dead....later confirmed by the doctors and nurses....it was all very pleasant and if that's how we make our transition then we should all have nothing to fear from the death experience - I repeat, there was no loss of consciousness or separation of time.....and there was no review!
But I digress - many of you will have read the books on NDE's by Raymond Moody and whilst everyone has different experiences it is common for people not to realise they have died and that was my experience also....now I would have expected that our illustreous teacher, the teacher of all teachers, the all knowing, all conquering God called Ramtha to also be aware of this minor little detail....surely???
So I ask the question of all RSE'ers - if you are not aware that you are about to expire and in less than a blink of an eye you find yourself in another place with no idea where you are or where you just came from and you don't realise that you are actually dead, then how on earth are you going to remember the instructions we were all given, and if you forgot to bring your compass then how do you know which way is east???
Methinks that the Big R sold us a lot of twaddle on this subject and for those misbelieving RSE'ers I say unto you (whoops, hang on) to go and have your own death experience and see if you can do it any better than me....go on, I challenge you.
OK - I know, all the RSE'ers are lining up to say that because I left the school I had a hide expecting the Big Fella to be there waiting for me - I simply wasn't made of the right stuff to warrant him keeping his word to meet us all when we passed - forget the fact that I tried my best whilst I was still a student and our loving and forgiving master would have been aware of that - he clearly thought that I wasn't worth the trouble....so does that entitle me to a refund???
Now before all the naysayers jump to the conclusion that what I experienced was somehow 'induced' let me say that the medical procedure I was undergoing (heart related) required me to be fully conscious (no form of anaesthetic) and I never lost consciousness at anytime - that's leaving, arriving, being there, coming back and being back....there was no separation of time, not even for a milisecond.
I don't want to write an essay about 'my experience' but I will do so for anyone who was interested - what I will say is that I was instantly in a beautiful place/state that was silent, I had no sense of having a body and everything was a beautiful pale blue - I didn't see the light and I certainly didn't see the devil - I did notice some shadowy figures in the near distance but didn't stay long enough to make any acquaintances.
I had no idea where I was and I had no recall of where I had just been, and I certainly didn't know that I was dead....later confirmed by the doctors and nurses....it was all very pleasant and if that's how we make our transition then we should all have nothing to fear from the death experience - I repeat, there was no loss of consciousness or separation of time.....and there was no review!
But I digress - many of you will have read the books on NDE's by Raymond Moody and whilst everyone has different experiences it is common for people not to realise they have died and that was my experience also....now I would have expected that our illustreous teacher, the teacher of all teachers, the all knowing, all conquering God called Ramtha to also be aware of this minor little detail....surely???
So I ask the question of all RSE'ers - if you are not aware that you are about to expire and in less than a blink of an eye you find yourself in another place with no idea where you are or where you just came from and you don't realise that you are actually dead, then how on earth are you going to remember the instructions we were all given, and if you forgot to bring your compass then how do you know which way is east???
Methinks that the Big R sold us a lot of twaddle on this subject and for those misbelieving RSE'ers I say unto you (whoops, hang on) to go and have your own death experience and see if you can do it any better than me....go on, I challenge you.