I am sorry to hear about your loss. I am sure one cannot imagine losing a child unless it happens to them.

For me, there is indeed a great continuation of life, and a bigger purpose for every single death and disease. Being in physical form, and having attached ourselves to a certain way of life, it is difficult to see sometimes how every life, no matter how short or long is a gift.

I highly recommend the book by Neale Donald Walsch “Home With God: In a Life that Never Ends” – I did a review of it on this site as well. It really opened my eyes as to why every single death has its own perfect timing. Not one is an accident. I also don’t believe as my intuition has opened to understand, that we are ever victims of our death or any death. I truly believe each and every one of us comes here for a specific time and purpose, and goes when our work is done. This does not make it always easy for those of us who remain on the Earth, as we can still miss that person greatly, but please know that every single being takes part in planning exactly how this lifetime will go.

I truly believe that if you continue to seek that affirmation, go within, meditate, seek moments of greater understanding, you will get exactly what you are asking for.

We are all united here on Earth in the physical, and in the spiritual realm as well. To find solace in your little’s boys life, I invite you to focus on all the beauty that he brought into your life, all the lessons he came to teach and that he is still very much alive – simply not perceivable at this time for most of us in the physical form.

I hope that perhaps some of these words help you in some way. There are many more fantastic resources on death and the afterlife that shed great hope and understanding for all us here as to what the greater purpose of it all is and how life truly does continue.

Please feel free of course, to continue to leave your comments with your thoughts and feedback, about this movie, death, the afterlife or similar topics as you see fit.

You definitely had “some” experience where the death of loved ones is concerned and I am sure you found that to be the greatest “teacher” one can get. So thank you for sharing your thoughts about how you see this “event” and what it means to you.

@ JENNY – Thank you for entering the contest Jenny and for sharing your thoughts here.

My definition of death has greatly changed too over the last couple of years. And I love it! I feel so much more free now :) Not afraid and actually excited about the whole process almost, as it is so different from what I have always been lead to believe.

I have not heard of Michael Newton, but his work sounds a little like that of Brain Weiss, he does the same with the regression. Anyhow thanks again for sharing your thoughts and experiences :)

Death has totally changed its meaning to me in the last few months so good timing on asking. ;-) I have been delving into Michael Newton’s work and wow has it opened me up to a new way of looking at life. He has hypnotized MANY people and regressed them to the point where they die in one life and until they reincarnate in the next.. I think his work might actually be my next post….still wrapping my head around it. ;-) After studying Jill Bolte Taylor and many people that have died and come back I felt there was MUCH more than we are told and death is no where near the END. I had my Akashic Records Read by Akemi so knew there was more but always seemed to have more questions than answers.

I believe death is just an ending of this chapter and that we have many…. I feel we do return to a place that is beautiful to assess the last journey with our soul group and guides and that we choose carefully our next life to be lived and lessons to learn. Thank you Evita – I had not heard of this movie but wow does it feel life a perfect edition to everything I have been studying over the last few months! I feel so blessed you are doing this work full time now and introduce us all to LOTS of amazing stuff! I will DEFINITELY check this out. :-)

Much Love, xo
Jenny

When my father committed suicide, I felt that he simply was ready to “go Home.” It was years later, after seeing all the changes in my family, that I came to believe his life and passing were part of a soul contract with my mother and, to a lesser degree, perhaps with us, his children. I’ve seen so many lessons the rest of us have experienced simply because of his passing! Since his death in this life, he has come to my mother, two of my cousins (through energy workers), and to me. In fact, I’ve come to understand that he is now one of Them, those who are always with me from the other side. In fact, a few months ago I sat for an automatic writing session (I’d never done that before), and immediately was caught in a conversation with my father that was so instructive, so healing, so REAL that it brought me to tears of gladness and gratitude.

There are times when the presence of another is so strong I can almost feel it, physically, tangibly. It’s much like when you close your eyes and as you make your way through a room, you can sense when you are nearing the wall; the air becomes denser. Feeling the presence of another from the unseen world is as real an experience as seeing the table at which I’m sitting right now. Accessing that other-worldly experience simply requires an opening and a shift in perception. With practice, it becomes natural, I’m sure.

I’ve come to believe that there is no death; there is simply a different form (or not) the Soul takes, that life is everywhere, in many forms, and that communication exists on a multitude of levels. To be fearful of losing one form of life prevents us from seeing so much more.

Well, as usual, I ended up saying more than I planned. I’m not at all fearful of passing on; the only hesitation I have is in leaving my husband, who doesn’t think at all as I do; I don’t want him to suffer without me! To that end, I tell him I want us to pass through together, swiftly, with fireworks and shooting stars to mark the occasion. :)

I love your emphasis on the limitations we have in the physical body right now and the analogies your used to nature. I think it gives death such a gentle and beautiful overview.

@ LIARA – It is always my pleasure to do so :) And that is wonderful to hear you are also introducing others to this film – thank you!

Death is definitely a topic that pushes us out of our comfort zones. For many people they know it is going to happen, but they would rather not talk or think about it, I think. Others just have this scary and even horrific view of it at times.

I think it is in these changing times that we will have a chance to see death as simply the passage between two worlds that it is. A sort of coming back home, to be even more fully realized.