03-03-2017, 03:39 PM
That's kind of funny because if the ego experienced "ego death", the mind/body would experience a great amount of unconditional love that might be hard to handle.
Climbing the steps of light at harvest time might be a little scary. I'm more concerned with how glaring the Light will be rather than how powerful is the Love.
I didn't experience once overwhelming Love, and wasn't afraid. But it was just the right amount to let me know that I am loved.
My mom tells me a story about how when I was a young kid, she heard a voice in the kitchen telling me "Tommy, you're a good boy." But when she came in from the other room there was nobody there. I don't remember it, but my mom said it was a female voice.
I think I am becoming good, at least compared to growing up. I am better now than I was even 5 years ago. And just in the last week or so I have strived to polarize positively.
I agree with you Agua about people being able to accept death.
The universe still shows me things around the concept of Hell, even though I don't believe in it. I guess there's always lessons to learn. Most of the time my fears are irrational.
Climbing the steps of light at harvest time might be a little scary. I'm more concerned with how glaring the Light will be rather than how powerful is the Love.
I didn't experience once overwhelming Love, and wasn't afraid. But it was just the right amount to let me know that I am loved.
My mom tells me a story about how when I was a young kid, she heard a voice in the kitchen telling me "Tommy, you're a good boy." But when she came in from the other room there was nobody there. I don't remember it, but my mom said it was a female voice.
I think I am becoming good, at least compared to growing up. I am better now than I was even 5 years ago. And just in the last week or so I have strived to polarize positively.
I agree with you Agua about people being able to accept death.
The universe still shows me things around the concept of Hell, even though I don't believe in it. I guess there's always lessons to learn. Most of the time my fears are irrational.