Living and Dying In Order to Keep Living
Everyone Dies for Himself Alone. The Contemporary, DEATH
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"With this book you receive insight into until now unknown correlations of life and death and into what awaits the soul of a person after the demise of the physical body in the beyond. This book is meant for everyone who wants to be free of the fear of death and go toward a conscious life, toward security, equanimity and inner steadfastness. For as Gabriele writes: "The one who learns to understand his life, no longer fears death." Answers are given to the important and current questions of our time, for instance:· How can one judge organ transplantation from a spiritual point of view?· What...
"With this book you receive insight into until now unknown correlations of life and death and into what awaits the soul of a person after the demise of the physical body in the beyond. This book is meant for everyone who wants to be free of the fear of death and go toward a conscious life, toward security, equanimity and inner steadfastness. For as Gabriele writes: "The one who learns to understand his life, no longer fears death." Answers are given to the important and current questions of our time, for instance:· How can one judge organ transplantation from a spiritual point of view?· What happens during the death process and how does the soul continue living in the beyond?· Why do certain people become grouchy toward the end of their life?This book explains many previously unknown correlations. It conveys hope and encourages us to consciously make use of our life. A sample from the text: "Sooner or later, however, the hour comes for each one of us, when we will have to deal with our existence and death, above all, when we start to deal with our past; because then the conscience particularly, often speaks with a penetrating voice, which does not always all a good sleep... No one knows the year and the hour. but for each one, it is certain that this hour comes and with it the question: How shall I encounter 'death'? What is 'death' to me? How do I feel about the whole process of my own dying? What ideas or concepts do I connect with it? Have I prepared myself for it?A few more excerpts: "It is said that the character of a person, his pros and cons, lies in his genes; these are his genetic make-up. But let us ask ourselves who is it that generations ago, perhaps even an unimaginable time ago, gave character to these genes?" "Another help to find one's way to the truth is our deep sleep. Our deep sleep tells us that life knows no standstill and that after the demise of the earthly body, the soul body continues to live on another level of vibration and in another aggregate state. What takes place during our period of deep sleep could make it easier for us to learn to understand death or dying."
