Sucks to be dead trigger

passionfruit3 · Oct 24, 2016, 04:15 AM

I probably read something I shouldn't have read but it was the process are.bodies decompose and it's terrible.all these bugs are eating.you and your eyes flatten and your skin peels back finally moths eat what's left and in twenty years even your bones are gone.anyway I told my friend and I was like what if when u die your still conscious and she told me this story of how these ancient Greek people how they'd deal with enemies they'd give them honey and.milk a. Bunch tie them to the boat put them down the river and flying insects would eat them while they were alive.cause they were attracted to the milk and honey inside.I think living is hard but it also sucks to be dead.

Oct 24, 2016, 08:54 AM

Well I beg to differ. Your bones are pretty much left intact and without getting gros so do other parts. As for the honey and milk story I think your friend is having you on.

Artchic528 · Oct 25, 2016, 01:17 AM

Yes, our earthly vessel is consumed upon death, until nothing remains of us but our bones. Then these disappear eventually. But I have faith that once I'm reunited with Gaia, and am one with our Mother Goddess, then I'll truly be free from all that worries me while I walk the earth. However, I have plenty to accomplish while I still live and breathe as a mortal, so I'm content to wait until that time comes.

May the love and light surround you, Passionfruit, and heal what worries you. I'll tell Gaia to focus on retuning your energy to hers. That always helps.

KarenSue · Oct 25, 2016, 02:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Artchic528

May the love and light surround you, Passionfruit, and heal what worries you. I'll tell Gaia to focus on retuning your energy to hers. That always helps.

I'm sorry, but shouldn't a superior being (if you believe in one) focus on returning the energy to us which we need) ? Or is does Gaia use a different philosophy of taking energy, not supplying it.? A typo maybe? I'm sure you can help explain

Thanks, Archick

Oct 25, 2016, 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by passionfruit3

anyway I told my friend and I was like what if when u die your still conscious and she told me this story of how these ancient Greek people how they'd deal with enemies they'd give them honey and.milk a. Bunch tie them to the boat put them down the river and flying insects would eat them while they were alive.cause they were attracted to the milk and honey inside.I think living is hard but it also sucks to be dead.

So what's up with your friend?

Artchic528 · 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by KarenSue

I'm sorry, but shouldn't a superior being (if you believe in one) focus on returning the energy to us which we need) ? Or is does Gaia use a different philosophy of taking energy, not supplying it.? A typo maybe? I'm sure you can help explain

Thanks, Archick

I believe you misread what I said. I didn't say a word about returning energy, not until one's vessel dies. I was suggesting to Passionfruit that I ask Gaia to RETUNE her energy, or spiritual self that Gaia gave us upon delivering us into our vessels. That way she will better be able to commune with our Mother Goddess if she so wishes.

Let me explain about our Mother Goddess, Gaia, and how we are always connected with her, to her, and the vessels she put us in to be mortal for a while.

The spiritual energy that surrounds us all comes from Gaia, the Mother Goddess. She gave us life, birthed us into mortal vessels and emparted us with a bit of her energy as our spiritual self. Once our mortal vessels with which we use to walk the earth die, the energy that makes up our spiritual self rejoins Gaia and we are once again one with her.

So, the concept of "taking energy" isn't really necessary. What energy we have been given from the Mother Goddess is all that we need for to tap into the flowing energy around us and heal. We just need to be able to open our hearts and let our spiritual selves call for her. We are part of the Earth, her children, and are destined to be able to commune with our Earth Mother. It's a given.

That is my truth, though it may not be yours, and I'm certainly not asking or forcing you to take my truth as your own. We are all entitled to our own truth and spirituality. May you find a truth which speaks unto you.