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Survival After Death
Death is not an end but a transition to another terrestrial world, where individuals continue to exist in a body that feels solid and real, often unaware…
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Truth The Word Of God
My wife’s oldest sister is a darling. We love and respect each other, but she cannot believe what I teach. Although she believes in the Bible, and calls herself a good Christian, she could not believe me when I said she would not die. That even the little flower which blooms once blooms forever, for I am a God of the living, not the dead. ... Then Jack spoke saying, "Who’s dead?" and I said, "Jack, you are not dead, but you died. I gave you a good Catholic funeral and your body is buried in a Catholic cemetery." "Oh" he said, "You’re stupid. You say I’m not dead but I died. That can’t be." Then I said to Alice, "Come over here," and I placed my hand on Jack’s thigh and said, "See, my hand doesn’t go through his flesh. It’s solid. If I cut him right now he would bleed. He would hurt as you would hurt." With this remark Jack took my hand and slapped it saying, "Get your hand off me," just as he would do were he here. You see, there is no transforming power in death, and Jack did not know he had died. Not everyone knows of the transition.
Death is not an end but a transition to another terrestrial world, where individuals continue to exist in a body that feels solid and real, often unaware they have 'died.' There is no transforming power in death itself; one continues with the same psychological state and problems.