Grief #4
- jsstudio34
- Apr 7, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: May 25, 2023

So what does happen when our body dies? In order to truly answer that question one needs to understand who we are and what we are. Since we believe we are our bodies and this universe is real, let us start by understanding what all things in this universe are made of.
Scientists and Physicists have documented this theory many times. Everything in this universe is made of energy - including our bodies. Because our bodies are slower vibrations of energy, creating pockets of dense energy. Iron or steel are created out of even denser energy, vibrating considerably slower. The faster the energy vibrates, the lighter the forms become.
So when the body dies, the body (energy) disintegrates, breaks free from the heaviness of slower vibrations and begins to transform into other forms of energy. When it is in the lighter stage it intersperses with the air we breathe so we are actually breathing in our ancestors. As it settles into the soil, it is drawn up into plants, eaten by animals, eventually eaten by humans and once again ventures into our body's composition.
Potential creative matter disappears into a realm where the particles are less than an atom, fields with nonspecific influence, creations in waiting. The world that we see is a single entity containing similar smaller scale structures. What is considered as matter sips away into the 'black hole", a space with such strong gravitational pull that no matter or energy can escape from it. This is where spirit returns to rest, rejuvenate and or recreate itself into an entity, preparing to experience another existence in an imagined physical world.
Energy never dies, it is constantly changing into different vibrations and concentrations.
That is the circle of imagined life in this reality.
Is that all "we" are - energy? No - that's not "what we" are. We are not a body. The mind just "believes" that it is a body.
In order to fully understand what we really are, we need to completely comprehend the truth that what we presently believe we are is not true.
"Your body is merely a machine made to express the thoughts that flow through you (the mind) and nothing more. It is but an instrument for you (the mind) to express your imaginings just as a piano is an instrument for a musician to express his (musical) imaginings. Just as the piano is not the musician, so likewise, your body is not you.
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