Gravity is often talked about in terms of physicality, but not consciousness. Yet when we talk of moving between planes and realms, shifting energy, increasing or decreasing vibrations, or enlightenment, we are directly referring to the gravity of consciousness. For a soul to have entered the physical plane of Earth was to enter a dense gravitational pull, to recalibrate his Being to be able to exist on this plane. This dense gravity and modulated vibrational pattern of his consciousness is not his optimum level of functioning, but it is necessary, at first, to enter this space time continuum. As one evolves, one recalibrates his energy, his consciousness, which also then alters the gravity around him.

Think of it this way, first we create the border between us and infinity to create a singularity:

And then through remodulating the frequency within this singular space we evolve it back into infinity with our consciousness:

The gravity created to move into this singularity had to do with consciousness. Consciousness, then, in terms of thought and mind, also has a denser operation and as one transforms the singular space back into infinity, this Being, this moment, into its godhood state, the gravity of mind is surpassed, along with the space time continuum to a state of almost zero point gravity. As there is always an infinite potential of expression, there is always an increase in vibration that can exist, and therefore a more lighter state of gravity to traverse. Although, at this state, gravity has a different sensation of experience.

Why create a singularity only to revert it back to infinity? Why space and time only to transcend space and time? There are two immediate reasons. The first is for infinity to experience finite-ness. Secondly, for finite-ness to experience its infinity. The full answer is this: life exploration and evolution.

Space and time, the physical universe, is a preset boundary, as many miles across as it may seem or lifetimes to explore, it is still held by a finite set of parameters and borders. Every particle, planet, plant, and lifeform is consciousness in many gravitational grades of existence. As each organism evolves, it moves into a different gravitational existence. Infinity by comparison feels as if one has surpassed gravity altogether, but this is even a new state of existence held by its own parameters.

How can infinity have a framework? Infinity is part of All That Is, which also consists of unlimited potential. Unlimited potential must still be imagined, created, explored, and harnessed. Through conscious projects Infinity gives breath and life to each potentiality. This life transformed conscious potentiality expands Infinity, makes it who and what it is, who and what it becomes. Infinity’s gravitation of Being now includes this realized conscious potential of itself. The singularity becomes infinite; the lifeform is aware of his godhood. Infinity is the conscious spectrum that ranges from each potential life it has been to the fullness that it represents as Life itself. The level of gravity of consciousness presented at each local conscious state, even at its grandest spectrum God state, is still an operation that can increase in vibration, and therefore move beyond its conscious evolution. In so doing, this creates higher currents of Being, thought, and manifestation, which also transforms the gravitational existence it has with All That Is.

Perhaps the most revelatory news mankind has ever received, is the fact, that they have the capability to become god in the flesh. This is achieved through their evolution of experiencing God the Creator in the flesh. But spirituality and God, in man’s understanding of these subjects, are often regulated to another dimension, some place far away, some unfathomable and invisible depth. Therefore, any expanded teaching about God or spirituality is assimilated with these basic precepts as a founded structure. And yet, God is tangible and existent within this physical dimension.

In many traditional and modern systems of spirituality, God is said to be experienced as something outside of one’s body, outside the flesh. It is taught that man has the opportunity to go to Heaven once he leaves the Earth or that he can experience a New Earth through his light body. Either way it is believed that the vibration of man will extend to the point that he will have no need for his body and the lower vibration of his flesh, and will then depart from it, and continue on in his new stately form or formlessness. Where then does that leave this plane of existence in the formation of reality?

The argument has always been where does the esoteric and exoteric align? When should something be interpreted metaphorically or literally? The trouble that can arise from both of these perspectives is that one place can be so magical and glamorous that no physical being can attain it and therefore seems unrelatable, yet promising for their weary souls. Whereas, the other expression, seems to give permission for opinions to dictate the paradise one can conceive of, and have the power to enforce for, and on, the masses. How is it possible to experience God in the flesh, without the carnal self skewing the awareness?

It requires the most basic precept of spirituality to be redefined. That is to say, that spirituality, or that which is spirit, as being defined as something intangible and beyond the physical is inaccurate. Physicality exists because of Spirit. Spirituality is the subtle matrix of, and which animates, matter. In other words, matter is a dense vibratory form of spirit.

So let us take this concept and imagine the following scenario: What if when you incarnated on Earth you never left Heaven? What if where we are now is actually a section of Heaven? Think about it. Look at the trees, the land, even the asphalt and cars. This is Heaven. You only thought you were sent someplace outside of home. Instead, you were merely transported to a neighboring sector of Heaven that was designed with a slightly different ecosystem and habitat to provide the polarity gravitational states that gave opportunity for souls to evolve into gods. Does Earth feel differently to you now? Would it, also, not be natural, since this is Heaven, to experience God or a Godly Being here, have Him show up on your doorstep, or contact you in some other form? After all, you are the same Spirit Being you were when you came here. You didn’t start a different life. This is a continuation from where you were just a few short years ago. When would that interaction feel as natural to you as seeing a friend or family member? Can you feel Spirit now? What if you lived every day with this knowledge as fact?

You may ask, what about all the suffering and what man has made of this place? This only exists because souls are learning and remembering who they are and where they are. Every experience and interaction should be understood in terms of it’s heavenly reality, for this is truly how the world turns. The more man orients themselves around the true nature of creation, spirit manifested, the more they will realize their own reality. Heaven on Earth is based on this comprehension. And as man realizes their own divine identity, God becomes more experienced in the flesh, in the tangible, right here and now, on this planet, in this century, in this moment of time, in you.

What happens after death? For some of us, this might be an easy answer. For others, we may cling to a well versed idea, in the hopes we are right. And maybe we might be honest enough with ourselves to say, we just don’t know, whether we have an idea or not.

Death is not always easy to think about because it is an unknown, inevitable finality moment in our life that we all must face. We try to put off thinking or dealing with it until we absolutely have no choice. As humans, we don’t like the unknown, so we wait until death comes knocking at our door, and even then we pretend nobody is at home, if we can.

Death to some is seen as an enemy, an evil one, stealing our loved ones away. The Death Angel is illustrated as the Grim Reaper, a scary wraith, a boogie man of an individual come to ferry our soul to the Underworld. Is this depiction accurate? How much time elapses after death before we meet the Death Angel? Do we see him as we are dying? If he comes after we actually cease to exist, how long of a wait do we have before we are revived? This journey that the Death Angel takes us on, is it a long trip? Is it more like a bright light tunnel we enter? Who is there to greet us on the other side? What happens next? What can we expect or hope? Does it really matter whether we were naughty or nice? The answers may surprise you.

Many faiths and cultures have a variety of responses to answer these questions. The answers I am going to give you are based upon my memories and my experiences with those dead I assist. I am not talking about those dying, but those deceased. As a medium, it is a great comfort to those who have passed on that someone on Earth still hears and sees them. After all, they still identify more as a human being than, yet, as their soul. As comfortable, supporting, and loving the environment is, it is still strange and foreign, and they are more preoccupied with wanting to comfort and contact the loved ones they left behind. Further still, if the place does not match what they were taught in their faith, every step is filled with apprehension, especially for those who may have committed some wrong they are sure is going to land them in hell.

Death is really only frightening because we, as humans, don’t normally comprehend our greater self in our human story. We are here and then we are somewhere and someone, else. The truth is, it is one continuing experience. Think of living on Earth as an opportunity, in our infinite life to visit another world, a very long vacation, where for a time we immersed ourselves in everything so commitedly we became as one of the locals. At some point, it will be time to go home, to depart. It may be sad because we loved our time on this planet, but it is not where we belong, and we need to go back where we belong, and take all this wonderful experience and knowledge with us. They say traveling abroad changes a person, causes them to think differently about their own lives and how they view the world. Imagine abroad is not just across an ocean, but across space and time.

In the last five months I have worked with a couple of people that inspired this blog. The first is my mother. She died of kidney failure in hospice, and I was the only human with her when she drew her last breaths. I consider it one of the greatest treasures of this lifetime to have been with her. Most recently, I had attended a Catholic Rosary Vigil and Funeral Mass, supporting some dear friends whose son had committed suicide. I never met this young man before he died. My first interaction with him was during the Rosary Vigil. The talks we have had since then, and the relief he felt when he realized someone could hear him, someone knew that he was alive (contrary to his Catholic beliefs), compelled me to want to write and describe the stages after death. We do not need to feel so unnerved by the whole experience, and hopefully this brings you peace, both when death comes to those you love and when it becomes your turn. Read More...