Spiritually assisting the dying

18 expression on her face and asked: “I don’t understand this, why are they sad when the soul is with the good Lord?” Conclusion: When a child is not emotionally involved with a deceased person, it can rationally deal with death. * * * * * * * The following is an example where it wasn’t like that: A little boy knew that his grandmother would die in the not too distant future. He sat there sadly and gazed with an empty expression into the distance. I asked: “What are you thinking about?” – He didn’t answer. – “Don’t you want to tell me what’s wrong? Come over here.” He didn’t come to me, but said: “When I come over to you I will start to cry.” I said: “Come over here and we cry together.” He came to mean and I took him into my arms and we cried together. This boy knew that his beloved grandmother was going to die and this made him terribly sad. After the boy had calmed down somewhat I said: “Your grandmother will soon be with God and she will be well again. Even if we are ever so sad and if we miss her ever so much – She is alright! ” * * * * * * * My grandson told me that they had talked about death at his kindergarten over Easter. I told him: “When I die one day I will surely spend a lot of time with you.” He replied: “But grandmother, you don’t have to specifically come to see me. You will be with God and he sees everything – and you will also see everything!” Thereupon I said to him: ”Yes, you are right – but I will surely come to see you in spite of this, because I love you so much!” This is how children can react if we as adults allow it. As time has run away from me I would like to bring this lecture to a close. Let us summarise what’s been said this evening: Dear listeners, I hope that I have been able to convince you at least a little that angels actually exists ! I was able to tell you a little from my cache of experiences that contains a lot of solid evidence for me. Evidence that made me tread a spiritual path and that continues to encourage me to delve deeper and deeper into this unexplored field of knowledge. Buddha, surrounded by his companions, said before passing over into the world of spirit: “Share my joy, the doors to immortality are open.” We have heard that what makes us human, the soul, is very much alive. The so-called dead are not dead! Our angels, our spirit companions, want to help us and support us to finally acknowledge and comprehend this. We can take advantage of them. People must however make the first step to approach them. Those that do not want to do this find that their free will is always respected by higher beings of light. We do not have a lot of time to collect experiences and insights here on Earth that we can take with us to the realm of the spirit. The soul, harbouring the core of the spirit , the divine spark that stems from the primordial light we were endowed with the moment we began to exist, makes the connection to our origin, the Omni-spirit we call “God” who exists eternally, possible for us. Our soul consists of the same “stuff” God also exists of, because we were created in His image and specifically this is what makes us immortal. On the other hand, our life on Earth is only a short, but very important episode within our development.