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Title: Steve Irwin Post by Cosmic_Ambitions on Sep 4th, 2006 at 11:15pm
Is anybody here able to focus in on where Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) is located within the afterlife realms? He seemed to me to be a very warm/kind/generous soul... I'm just curious as to where he is at now.
PUL, Cosmic_Ambitions |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by juditha on Sep 5th, 2006 at 7:21am
Hi Cosmic Its took me a lot of courage to write this on here as im only a practising medium,but as ive been taught in circle,i must give exactly what i receive from whoever it is communicating with me.Steve has come to me this morning and i have written it down,word for word as he gave it to me.
He said, Well i say this,not quite sure,where i am,but its mighty beautiful. Im in this kinda garden,my uncle is standing there at the minute,not sure what hes got to say,but i guess Ill find out soon enough. Im feeling sad,cause I left Terry and the kids behind,but ive been assured they will be fine eventually. I sorta wondered,when i was on the earth,whether there was something else,out there in the blue yonder. I hope Terry will carry on,in time with the conservation towards the animals,which i had a lot of love and respect for. I dont know what hit me,one minute i was in the water,the next minute i was over here.This seems like one big adventure. I hope they have a band at my funeral,i always fancied a band playing my last march."He laughs as he says this." Well my time is up with you or so im being told,i say good day to you. Everything ive written here from steve,i have not altered in anyway. Love and God bless you all juditha |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by mzb10zar on Sep 5th, 2006 at 7:52am
Juditha, thank you so much for sharing this communication of Steve with us!
I could not sleep very well last night thinking about him and the ones he left behind. Thank you, and God bless you. Love and gratitude! Marcela |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Marilyn Maitreya on Sep 5th, 2006 at 11:30am
Steve's death has really affected me, more so than I ever thought it would. I seemed to spend most of yesterday grieving which is a natural process. I know he touched so many lives all over the world.
Juditha, you amaze me. Thank you so much for this. I've been planning on going to make contact with him as I thought it was too soon, but he came to you. You are blessed dear soul. Much Love, Mairlyn ;-) |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Cosmic_Ambitions on Sep 5th, 2006 at 6:16pm
Thank you Juditha, that was truly amazing. I really appreciate you sharing that with us.
Thank you, PUL, Cosmic_Ambitions |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by pk on Sep 6th, 2006 at 4:02am
Hi guys,
Thanks Juditha for sharing your communication. I was on holiday in Port Douglas when it happened. Actually, 2 days earlier I had visited the island (low isles) he was taken too after the attack on the reef. We are shocked by these recent events and feel deeply for terry and the kids left behind. His passion and zest for life is truly inspiring. Peter |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by juditha on Sep 6th, 2006 at 6:22am
Thanks to all of you for your replys. Love Light and God bless you all with peace and happiness on your pathway of life. Juditha
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Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Petrus on Sep 6th, 2006 at 11:26am
Hey everyone,
I will admit I didn't know a huge amount about Steve, but my girlfriend has been rather upset about him...On waking up this afternoon I had a feeling that I'd tried to look in on him while I'd been asleep. I wasn't able to remember anything terribly specific, but I did get the impression of some initial surprise as to the reality of the Afterlife, as well as some concern about his wife and children, as juditha had said. I got the impression that he hadn't had any hugely firm beliefs with regards to the Afterlife, but that as juditha said, he had wondered about it at times. He asked me who I was, and I replied that in the same way that crocodile country was the area that he'd primarily learnt about, where he was now was actually the place where most of my focus had been, but that I hadn't actually realised that consciously until recently...I felt that that was an analogy he'd understand. I also fairly strongly got the impression that he'd made it to F27 due to help from some people, (I wasn't sure who myself) and that although he was a bit confused and worried about people he'd left behind, he was generally ok. I also feel that he was able to cross over in the manner that he would have wanted, and that becoming old physically actually would have made him very unhappy, since it would have meant that he gradually would have had to stop doing a lot of the things he loved. Steve also I believe attained an enormous degree of self-actualisation. He led a victorious life, and given what I've learned on this site about the afterlife, and the impressions I received about where he was, I honestly can't think of anything to feel unhappy about in connection with him. I find myself instead focusing on what a beautiful place I've felt f27 to be, and also on the great things he did while alive, and my emotional reaction to that is actually one of joy and of gratitude that he was able to touch many people's lives in as positive a way as he did while he was alive. For me anyway, that is the primary reason for corporeal incarnation. I remember a quote from the Dragonlance Chronicles, which I mentioned at my grandmother's funeral, but which I also feel is appropriate here:- "We should not grieve those who die in the fulfillment of their destinies." |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by mzb10zar on Sep 6th, 2006 at 2:02pm
Hi Petrus , thank you for sharing your experience with us. I am a new member, I started last week and I have to learn a lot of things in the subject of the afterlife. Last week I had the chance to share, with other members of this forum, my concerns and fears about death. When I knew about Steve's death I felt very sad and depressed. I thought, he was full of life and caring about nature,; so his suddenly pass over was a situation that surprised everyone. Anyways, this is my point, I do not know if I get obsessed or is my mind but when I know that someone died his or her image doesn't go away out of my mind. Last night for example, I couldn’t sleep at all, Steve’s face and also his family were present all the time, and of course I was terrified that he could appear to me(I know sounds silly) but as I told you I am new in this site and I need guidance about this issue of life after death. This is not the only time it happened to me, the fact is that I feel very touched and with low energy (depressed) when the person I knew passed away. My husband saw me sad last night and asked me what was wrong, I told him that I was a little sick (which was true, my stomach did hurt because the feeling of sadness I guess) I could not tell my husband that I was sad and terrified, because of the images. So, last night I got up and went to the living room to watch TV just to annoy myself and get red of those images and later it was time to get ready for work( I'm very tired!) Do you think I am bringing this kind of images to my mind? IF ANYBODY CAN HELP ME I WILL APPRECIATE IT. I have a long way to go on learning about the different experiences in the area of the afterlife and, try to understand them in a logical way is almost imposible for me. Eveything that I can not touch, smell, hear, taste, and see with my earthly senses scares me. I know, I know, I just started and I have to study and practice but the only place where I can share these feelings is in this site. I am so happy to have found this place which to me is like a little heaven. Thank you Petrus and to everyone who read my words.
Love and gratitude! Marcela |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Cosmic_Ambitions on Sep 6th, 2006 at 8:45pm
Feel free to share anything on this board Marcela. Nobody here will criticize anybody's viewpoints/experiences. It is the most friendly/welcoming board (gathering) that I have ever experienced. Everyone here is very knowledgeable, helpful, and intuitive. We are all at different stages of understanding/comprehension with regard to the afterlife. A very broad spectrum, but engaged by the equal pursuit of curiosity/spritual growth. You will also find that most experiences had are found to be had in many others as well; or quite similar. Not to sound overtly dramatized, but we are all in this ultimate journey together... we have never been apart. Bound and held eternally together by pure unconditional love. Once the practicality of it all is fully embraced one becomes aware that at our very essence/core lies the essential fabric of all that is... We as spiritual beings inhabiting human bodies are able to access all dimensions of existence/reality. Nothing has ever been withheld from us. We just have to be willing to believe.
Much PUL toward your spiritual journeys! -- Nice to have you aboard -- PUL, Cosmic_Ambitions |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Petrus on Sep 7th, 2006 at 1:51am
Hi Marcela,
It sounds to me like you have a particularly high level of sensitivity to certain things...although I can relate. Last week I was woken up during the night by a dream about a woman who had been strangled; in the dream I was in an unknown house and was trying to get impressions of what had happened there, when suddenly I felt intense pressure on my throat and the sound of screaming in my ears. It woke me up, but after going back to sleep I had yet another dream about a young boy in a hospital bed somewhere who had had his arms and legs fairly violently ripped from their sockets in some type of mechanical accident. I think what happens in those types of situations is that while we are asleep, there can be spirits passing by in F23. I didn't get the impression that the motivation of that woman in particular was malevolent; she simply wanted somebody to know what had happened to her. Unfortunately I'm not good enough yet at being able to see other people's emotions/experiences *as* other people's; her fear and the pressure on my neck scared the heck out of me, and woke me up. You may remember that in the film The Sixth Sense, Cole had essentially the same problem. Spirits were scaring him very severely, but they weren't intending to...they actually wanted help. About the only thing that I can really recommend is that you try and read and learn as much as possible, since the greatest antidote to fear in my own experience anywayz is knowledge. I suspect that one of your major problems right now is that the logical part of you is attempting to find some kind of at least apparently quantifiable model that you can latch onto; a map if you like. That is actually the main area where Bruce's work is primarily beneficial, and I'm sure that if you read about all of the different focus levels and the different characteristics of each, as well as the retrieval archive here, that will greatly help you. Without meaning to leech all of the wonder out of this, what many of us have discovered would tend to suggest that there are a lot of extremely consistent patterns within the Afterlife and what occurs there...it's just good at making it look as though there aren't. ;-) My own "Interpreter" was initially extremely uncomfortable with a lot of what I was seeing, but all I really had to do was create a new set of expectations, to a degree. There is a consistent logic here a lot of the time...it's just identifying it that can be tricky. Once you've got some more experience with retrievals and a few different types of experiences, I'm sure you'll discover that...and that will go a long way towards erradicating the fear you are currently experiencing. Try and focus on wonder, rather than fear...there truly is nothing other than unfamiliarity to be afraid of, and even that will pass in time. With love, Petrus |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by augoeideian on Sep 7th, 2006 at 2:44am
Petrus said:
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I totally agree with this statement. I think that we should give dearest Steve credit for his choice and manner to leave the material realm. I would say Steve is a evolved spirit; his character and uniqueness while here portrays this. We should look at the symbols of his leaving. In arcane literature the crocodile symbolises the 'stuck in the mud' unbeliever. It is the neophytes aspiration to leave the crocodile mentality and rise above as an eagle. He choose his exit with a sting-ray in the chest. To me this says either his energy is highly charged by the Ray of Light and ready to go or another message that needs further thinking about. I say this with the deepest respect to his Family and to Steve himself. Thank you again Steve for your manifested presence in Earth. Once we realise there is no death, the adventures continues and Steve loves adventures :) |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by mzb10zar on Sep 7th, 2006 at 7:37am
Thank you guys! Cosmic, Petrus, Augoeideian for your support and advises. It really makes me feel loved, protected and most of all understood. I felt very emotional when I read your words guys. Like I told you, is really hard to find people that you can talk freely about this issue, even within your family. Thanks!!!!!! Love and gratitude,
Marcela |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Chumley on Sep 7th, 2006 at 9:46am
Whether or not you believe in an afterlife, a couple of
comments about the Croc Hunter are in order here... First of all, he was one HELL of a man, and he died doing something he loved. How many of us will be able to say the same? (Assuming we'll be in any shape to say or think anything following death, that is.) Second of all, I think we all knew this was coming sooner or later - not the least Mr. Irwin himself. And you know what? I don't think he'd have had it any other way. I ENVY the guy. Come to think of it, can this really be called a tragedy? It was apparently over with quickly. AND - At least he didn't end up like Evel Knievel (for those of you who remember him.) Poor old Evel, who swore he'd "never die in bed" and is now a washed-up has-been, a aged relic from another era who is left with nothing but memories and an occasional "OH, weren't you that stunt guy from the 70's or something?" As the old song goes, "Oh, What a Lucky Man he Was..." Something to think about, folks. B-man |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by astrogenic on Sep 7th, 2006 at 6:15pm
Yes very sad to lose such a much loved genuine guy. I did want to go up to his zoo to place some flowers as soon as I found out (zoo is 1hr away) Monday Aust time, though knew thousands would also do it.
The Queensland Government offered his family a state funeral which was declined though Steve's father yesterday said they will hold a memorial service in the next couple of weeks with tributes from performers such as musician John Williamson (True Blue) he might get that band yet. Steve's father also asked the media to respect the family and leave them alone,which most have as it is personal, though everyone looks at Steve like a son. He'll never be forgotton and I hope his Wildlife Warriors will live on. |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Never say die on Sep 8th, 2006 at 11:15am
I was very sad to hear the news on Monday as a proud Australian myself I can truly say he did alot for conservation and you could tell just from knowing him as a celebrity that he lived life to the fullest.
My strong belief in the afterlife which is based mostly on self education but also on direct experiences in other states of consciousness, as well as a fuller understanding of everything that I am, helps me to better deal with death. I don't relish the time when someone close to me passes but atleast with a kind of faith or knowledge based on afterlife evidence (which this site really helps for!) I am able to accept death as a transition to the afterlife, where contact is still possible with loved ones. Whenever somebody famous passes on it is quite fascinating to hear the outpouring of emotion for that. It is difficult to deal with but I kind of feel at an advantage to others who have not looked into this. Its very reassuring to hear these contacts. Having said that, those words from Steve raise another questions. As a typical 'Aussie bloke' from the 'bush', I thought even in spirit he'd use words like 'crikey mate' and 'G'day'! I am always fascinated to hear how people are doing in the afterlife if accurate information is forthcoming because its very reassuring if it is accurate which I have no reason to believe that its not. I give people the benefit of the doubt even though I do not have the information myself. |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by astrogenic on Sep 11th, 2006 at 12:01am
Memorial service either next Tuesday/Wednesday at Suncorp Stadium
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,20390577-5003402,00.html I wouldn't mind going to this, and would be great if everyone donated a gold coin for Wildlife Warriors upon entry as it would be a large turnout from people wanting to celebrate Steve's life. |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Marilyn Maitreya on Sep 11th, 2006 at 1:40am
Thanks much for the link. ;-)
Love, Mairlyn |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by melisawynne on Sep 13th, 2006 at 10:08am
I read an article this morning about Steve Irwin's wife being so heart broken by losing her soul mate that she couldn't even address the media. Steve's father had to make an anouncement yesterday about the public memorial being held for Steve next Wednesday at the Australian Zoo. I'm so worried about her. I so wish Steve would contact her via a dream or medium and let her know that he is fine and doing very well. She is suffering so much. Has anyone else heard from Steve again about Terri and the children? His passing to another life has bothered me so much. I'm not even sure why it has affected me to this degree (except that I too have a strong love for animals).
Steve has said that when his mother passed he was very down for almost 2 years. Has he been able to see her since his arrival home? I just don't want Terri (his wife) to grieve for that long (if she only knew he'd be there waiting for her as well). Thanks so much. Mel |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Cathy_B on Sep 14th, 2006 at 4:29am
i tried Monday night our time
we heard the news Monday afternoon at about 3.00pm about 9 hours afte he passed over, and he seemed concerned about his family but he did go off with his Mother. anyway that was my interpretation, then I heard that the new animal hospital at the zoo was named in memory of his Mother, so maybe that was right. actually we already booked our flights and had pans to go to the australia Zoo and will still go, but will seem strange for Steve not to be there. love to all Cathy B |
Title: Re: Steve Irwin Post by Cuddlepie on Sep 20th, 2006 at 2:13pm
Hi all.....i just read about this memorial service and how Bindi was so brave to speak in front of a big crowd......Terri sobbing through the whole thing, unable to speak..... :'(
Does anyone here know if Steve was there for it? |
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