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http://www.psychics.co.uk/spiritworld/the-life-review.html

LIFE REVIEW

Your whole life will be on display to you. This experience is more than memory, for you access the vibrations left in the cosmos by every event that has ever taken place. Some mystics call this the Akashic Record.

You may experience this review as looking into a magical book that unfolds the story of your life, as if it is taking place within the pages. You may look into a crystal pool or perhaps even into a television screen.

Or you may not need any imagery at all and will experience the unfolding of your life in a more abstract way. The situation that is manifested is in accordance with what makes you feel most comfortable.

Most reports from people who have had an NDE say that the inner experience is similar to memory but somehow apart from normal remembering. Some say that the memories come quickly and in chronological order.

Others describe the events as happening out of sequence or all at once. Because of the nature of time in the afterlife, it is probably very hard to explain the experience in earthly terms. The NDE visitor to the afterlife has only moments available to them in which to absorb these ineffable experiences.

I would imagine that permanent new residents in the afterlife are allowed more time to become acclimated and, therefore, have a more leisurely period of assessment, perhaps punctuated with time for reflection and rest.

If you pass into the afterlife at an old age, you may have already begun the life review during the periods spent in reflection in your later years. Nowadays, we largely fear old age and spare no time thinking about the inevitable day when the angel of death knocks on our door.

However, it is much more psychologically sound to allow some time in the latter part of life for reflection about one’s life and consideration of what’s to come in the hereafter. The psychologist Carl Jung said: “From the middle of life onwards, only he remains vitally alive who is ready to die with life.

For in the secret hour of life’s midday the parabola is reversed, death is born. The second half of life does not signify ascent, unfolding, increase, exuberance, but death, since the end is it’s goal.

The negation of life’s fulfilment is synonymous with the refusal to accept its ending. Both mean not wanting to live; not wanting to live is identical with not wanting to die. Waxing and waning making one curve.”

PURPOSE OF LIFE

If you have thought about the meaning and purpose of your life, then the life review will be a continuation of this process of spiritual integration. Your guardian angel will help you recall the reasons why you chose to be born and the lessons you set yourself to learn.

You will then become aware of everything that has happened in your life and understand it in the context of the life plan you made. You may “see” it as a series of rapidly changing images in vibrant color. Everything will be multi-dimensional and moving.

As each image flicks across the screen of your consciousness, it will be perceived and recognized. Scenes from your earliest childhood will seem as if they are happening at that moment. Once hazy memories will spring to life.

You will have total recall--everything from the banal to the meaningful--and you will feel all the emotions and feelings associated with what you are seeing while at the same time remaining in a calm state of non-attachment.


The judgment and the life review are not a “final” event, with the application of absolute moral standards followed by purgatory, hell, or heaven. It is a starting point for further spiritual development and progression. During this period of introspection, you will discover the many capacities which need to grow in you, and come up with ways to develop your spirituality

Comments anyone?

Interesting that you should post this link Alan, which seems to directly contradict your 'visit to heaven and hell' post; in particular the last paragraph which states that 'the review is not a final event with the application of absolute moral standards'.
If this were the case, whose moral standards would they be?
God's, or some loony demented prophet from past centuries holding the threat of hell as a moral sword of Damocles -obey everything I say, or else.
So this last para might imply that there's no heaven, hell or purgatory as written (carrot and stick in various guises come to mind) but simply the next level.
Perhaps here we might regard Focus 27 as a kind of substitute heaven, while your visions of deep dark caverns where the dead wait for the final judgement (big hint: there is NO final judgement -the path never ends) might simply be a belief system territory populated by the very people that accepted this lie in the first place.
It's their belief, so they create that reality until a soul retrieval group comes to take them home and show them that there is another way.

Best wishes,
David.

detheridge wrote on Jul 6^th, 2010 at 6:46am:

Interesting that you should post this link Alan, which seems to directly contradict your 'visit to heaven and hell' post; in particular the last paragraph which states that 'the review is not a final event with the application of absolute moral standards'. If this were the case, whose moral standards would they be? God's, or some loony demented prophet from past centuries holding the threat of hell as a moral sword of Damocles -obey everything I say, or else. So this last para might imply that there's no heaven, hell or purgatory as written (carrot and stick in various guises come to mind) but simply the next level. Perhaps here we might regard Focus 27 as a kind of substitute heaven, while your visions of deep dark caverns where the dead wait for the final judgement (big hint: there is NO final judgement -the path never ends) might simply be a belief system territory populated by the very people that accepted this lie in the first place. It's their belief, so they create that reality until a soul retrieval group comes to take them home and show them that there is another way. Best wishes, David.

Note this thread was based on the link below from another website that might differ in their ideas about the NDE phenomenon

http://www.psychics.co.uk/spiritworld/the-life-review.html

Every near death experiences differs in some way or the other, because we all view them from our own subjective perceptions

I saw hell like regions and I saw some beautiful domains, call them heavens or hells or call them planes of existence, I don't really care

You are right about not god judging anyone, people are their own judge, In the afterlife it is very much birds of a feather, we go where we belong, people life Ted Bundy the murderuos serial/sapest killer, would move into the same place as others who are like him.Imagine for a moment if that depraved mind was allowed to come into contact with all souls it came intom contact with

to converse and infect the normal beautiful souls like you and I.remember in the afterlife the means of communication is by telepathy, so his sick mind would impact all souls around him in a most negative and horribly way

Alan