Death

Death is taboo for mankind. It is difficult to find reports or articles about death on TV or in newspapers and magazines. And it's absurd. We are for the most part completely unprepared for life after death. Because the majority, according to church dogmas, believe that there is nothing after death. 

Death as people see it does not actually exist. We only leave our body and return back to the origin. There we see again who we really are. We are beings of light who want to have an experience in the dimension of matter, in duality and in human bodies. We come from the light and return to the light. Only the body is afraid, only the body panics in the face of death. The spirit always knows who it is, where it comes from and where it is going. 

Every night we go to bed thinking that we will wake up again in the morning. And death means nothing more than leaving the body to wake up in another dimension. Every evening we die to revive in the morning. 

If only they knew that after death comes true life! The situation would change and then they would read more about death, they would look for literature and articles on the Internet. Unfortunately, I see the sad situation around me every day: no one wants to discuss death. As if the "black man with the scythe" would come to them faster. Instead, many of the illuminati describe death as less traumatic than birth. Me for confirmation. For me, entering the body was and remains the most traumatic event of my life so far. Even the car accident I had when I was 14 was not as traumatic as the birth. In an accident, what some open-minded people say is true: you don't feel the impact, you don't feel anything. You lose consciousness before receiving the fatal blow. 

After being born, I had nightmares for a long time in which I felt my physical body so heavy and unbearable that I woke up with horror. The trauma of birth is felt by the spirits that come from higher dimensions, subtle as a claustrophobic entrance into a narrow and dark tunnel and then into a tight box. Then, the sensation fades, you get used to the physical flesh and you no longer have nightmares, but at first it's terrible. My favorite books that talk about death are Castaneda's books. Don Juan is a very good storyteller and only  Castaneda could be so obtuse and opaque as not to understand the esoteric theories of the naguals. 

The comparison with the Eagle that steals your vital energy (soul) is brilliant, as is the theory with the Occult, which is actually archontic and replaces your mind and tricks you and turns you into a zombie. The idea of ​​the naguals that you have to make Death your friend is excellently argued by Don Juan. Otherwise, how can you be prepared for what comes next? Besides, Jesus also spoke about the Archons  when he declared that this is not our life, it is not our mind, it is not our body. And I would add, life on Earth is not about us but about them, that is, those who rule the Earth, those who are at the top of the food chain.