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This is Martinus's view on life after death for those who are stuck in the darker levels of consciouness... I think this view is quite interesting and I think I agree with it.. What are your guy'z views on hell??

Since there are no grounds to fear life after death, this is because there is no hell and no condemnation. Immediately after death, the human being gets into the first sphere that is the midway state between the physical world and the spiritual world. The midway state is a preparation zone before the entrance to the spiritual world, and it can be divided into a dark zone, comparable to the purgatory, and a light zone, that Martinus calls the paradise zone. In this symbol (symbol 37) we see the midway state as a black and a white area on top of the orange area. This orange coloured area at the bottom of the figure with its black-white fields, symbolizes the not ready developed man in his different states of progress from animal to man. This means that the more developed this individual is, the smaller amount of darkness there is to suggest from the consciousness after the entry of death. For the fully developed being, there is open and direct access for the cosmic rays from God. The triangle and the star above symbolize this God. The actual spiritual worlds - the real human kingdom, the kingdom of wisdom, the divine world and kingdom of bliss - are shown through the yellow, green, blue and the violet colours.

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It is only the stay in the dark zone of the middle state that might be unpleasant. That which will face the human being here, is his own thought images that were invisible in the physical world. In the dark zone of the middle stage these thought images become visible and thus the external world consists of his and other unhappy peoples thought images. If this person, when he dies, was caught up with conflicts and had severe pangs of conscience, or if he was filled with thoughts of martyrdom and was hateful and bitter at life, then these thoughts and ideas will create the surroundings that would meet the newly dead person here.

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Another discomfort of the midway state and its dark zone might be, that the human not immediately discovers that he is now dead. It might for example be a young person that suddenly dies in a car accident. Death occurs so suddenly and unexpectedly that the newly deceased initially lives on in the middle state as if nothing had happened, until he understands that he has been brought away from the physical reality and cannot come in contact with other people there.


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Reply #1 - Feb 23rd, 2007 at 12:20am
 
hi, this is similar to Kurt Leland's book Otherwhere. you might like that book. love, alysia
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Reply #2 - Feb 23rd, 2007 at 2:09pm
 
Da bears,

Hell is a real place of substance, as well as a condition. Just as the Park area was created by humans since the beginning of time, so were created these hells, by the thoughts of those of that conscious level, making them as real a place as you want them to be. There is also a place called the twilight zone, on the Earth plane of consciousness where sudden deaths do not yet realize they have passed out of body, and are stuck in between Earth consciousness, and astral consciousness until they are retrieved.
While there is no satan, the devil, fire and brimstone, or eternal damnation, there is if you so choose for it to be there. The catch word here is thoughts. Once we enter the world of spirit, we become complete beings of thought, and all you greatest fears will materialize. Be they satan, the devil, aliens, or any creature you have within your thoughts.

The true hell is not in the surroundings that we find ourselves in, it is our conscious thoughts, and memories of the wrong doings that we have done on Earth, that since all that we have now is our thoughts, our own thoughts of remeberence of the wicked acts, keeps us prisoner in this condition, by way of Gods unchangeabale laws of cause and effect, and the law of compensation. So the key is forgetfulness, is forgiveness. For those that are unaware of this, these are the souls that need to be rescued. The only way that I have heard of to avoid this condition, what may be called sin, is to pray for Gods love while still in the physical body, so the soul is purified before it leaves here, releasing it from these laws, this is the only way, all will see, for some unfortunately, not until they find themselves on the other side in this condition. If not, then each soul will gravitate to it's own coresponding condition. Church, Religion, has nothing to do with it, The Creator governs all of the universe. One must now ask himself, when we enter the next dimension: "what focus level will I be in/"

Dimensionally Yours,
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LaffingRain wrote on Feb 23rd, 2007 at 12:20am:
hi, this is similar to Kurt Leland's book Otherwhere. you might like that book. love, alysia

Alright, cool I'll check it out.. Thanks! Smiley
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ricktimet wrote on Feb 23rd, 2007 at 2:09pm:
Da bears,

Hell is a real place of substance, as well as a condition. Just as the Park area was created by humans since the beginning of time, so were created these hells, by the thoughts of those of that conscious level, making them as real a place as you want them to be. There is also a place called the twilight zone, on the Earth plane of consciousness where sudden deaths do not yet realize they have passed out of body, and are stuck in between Earth consciousness, and astral consciousness until they are retrieved.
While there is no satan, the devil, fire and brimstone, or eternal damnation, there is if you so choose for it to be there. The catch word here is thoughts. Once we enter the world of spirit, we become complete beings of thought, and all you greatest fears will materialize. Be they satan, the devil, aliens, or any creature you have within your thoughts.

The true hell is not in the surroundings that we find ourselves in, it is our conscious thoughts, and memories of the wrong doings that we have done on Earth, that since all that we have now is our thoughts, our own thoughts of remeberence of the wicked acts, keeps us prisoner in this condition, by way of Gods unchangeabale laws of cause and effect, and the law of compensation. So the key is forgetfulness, is forgiveness. For those that are unaware of this, these are the souls that need to be rescued. The only way that I have heard of to avoid this condition, what may be called sin, is to pray for Gods love while still in the physical body, so the soul is purified before it leaves here, releasing it from these laws, this is the only way, all will see, for some unfortunately, not until they find themselves on the other side in this condition. If not, then each soul will gravitate to it's own coresponding condition. Church, Religion, has nothing to do with it, The Creator governs all of the universe. One must now ask himself, when we enter the next dimension: "what focus level will I be in/"

Dimensionally Yours,
ricktimet

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Ok I see what you mean. So, if I know there is no fire and brimstone hell.. But I am afraid of it will I still go there?? Because that is how I am now... After looking over this site and seeing consciouness creates reality in the afterlife.. I have been fearing a hell like that for quite a bit.. Untill I read this site.. But than I am still afraid of it because maybe I already created it for myself...
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Reply #5 - Feb 23rd, 2007 at 5:23pm
 
Da Bears, the fact that you are conscious of your fears shows your level of development is coming along. the next step is very simple. starting as far back as you can go, review your life to see if you created harm. go back to those others, where you think you need to straighten something out, wherever you find an uneasy feeling. if you cannot find them in your physical life, they are there in the nonphysical realm. Express your gratitude for these others in your life and if you need to say you're sorry, then do it at once.

in this way, you create freedom in the afterlife for yourself and need not fear bringing hellish thoughts into that future place. love, alysia
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LaffingRain wrote on Feb 23rd, 2007 at 5:23pm:
Da Bears, the fact that you are conscious of your fears shows your level of development is coming along. the next step is very simple. starting as far back as you can go, review your life to see if you created harm. go back to those others, where you think you need to straighten something out, wherever you find an uneasy feeling. if you cannot find them in your physical life, they are there in the nonphysical realm. Express your gratitude for these others in your life and if you need to say you're sorry, then do it at once.

in this way, you create freedom in the afterlife for yourself and need not fear bringing hellish thoughts into that future place. love, alysia

Thank you for your great words of wisdom! Smiley I will do that by thinking of what I have done to harm others in the past..  While, I think about that I have already said I was sorry to people I have harmed.. Also, I have no hate towards no one... I try to like everyone.. I never really put anyone down.. I try to help others in need! I may cuss a bit and lie here and there and some porn here and there.. But other than that I think I'm a good guy.. Also, I am kind of a good b/f.. I only really need to work on my relationship with my girl..  

So, would you say I have anything to fear about hell??? I see it as how you go to a good place in the afterlife is that you always forgive others even your enemies and try to love everyone especially God and do unto others what  you want done unto you.. I think you will go to a great place!! Smiley  What you think?
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Reply #7 - Feb 24th, 2007 at 1:41am
 
lol, DaBears, you're so young yet. you haven't done anything regretful yet, cussing and porn and lying sounds like a normal young man to me. you must have some traditional ideas of what hell is, and you're wrong. hell is here, we walk thru the fires now. if we learn PUL here we slide into all our bases home free. gets a little muddy though.
I think you'll be just fine. sometimes forgiveness is the only tool we have to get into a good place. you already seem to know the secret. You're a little bit amazing to me, considering your age.
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LaffingRain wrote on Feb 24th, 2007 at 1:41am:
lol, DaBears, you're so young yet. you haven't done anything regretful yet, cussing and porn and lying sounds like a normal young man to me. you must have some traditional ideas of what hell is, and you're wrong. hell is here, we walk thru the fires now. if we learn PUL here we slide into all our bases home free. gets a little muddy though.
I think you'll be just fine. sometimes forgiveness is the only tool we have to get into a good place. you already seem to know the secret. You're a little bit amazing to me, considering your age.

lol Yep, I do sound like a regular young man!! Smiley Yes, I do from my Catholic upbringing... There is no judgement only judgement by ourselves right? I see the afterlife for only improvement.. 

Yes, forgiveness is all we need really and Love..

Thanks for your help!! Smiley
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Reply #9 - Feb 24th, 2007 at 2:36am
 
Smiley yes we judge ourselves the most harshly and this will set up a hell inside. unless u can forgive yourself by thinking it through rather than avoiding the thinking part.

there may be a few people u can meet, they have no, what we call conscious, like you have. these are sad cases and u find them usually in jail. they may need your light the most. you won't have to deal with this until you are more prepared, and maybe not at all. keep your fresh approach and enjoy yourself. this person you are now, will only experience this life once although you will always be you.
I am not making a prediction. I just finished with my life review early and trying to pass on a little what I learned.
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Da bears,

Alysia sheds a great deal of light on your question also. Very good words of wisdom Alysia . Also da bears, if you feel that you have some issues in the early part of your life, now is a good time to deal with them in the physical, because it is much harder in the non-physical, because you do not have the physical body to hide behind. If you have Bruce Moen's home study course, I would suggest retrieving an aspect of self, and see if this will help get you on the path to spiritual development, by exploring these areas. Ah, it all would have been so simple, if we were all told the truth in the begining, instead of left to unravel the beliefs of our misguided teachings. Myself da bears, I was also brought up and baptised a catholic, but my explorations, and contact with the afterlife has changed me. As the true words of the Bible ring true for all, "Seek and ye shall Find".

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ricktimet wrote on Feb 24th, 2007 at 12:47pm:
Da bears,

Alysia sheds a great deal of light on your question also. Very good words of wisdom Alysia . Also da bears, if you feel that you have some issues in the early part of your life, now is a good time to deal with them in the physical, because it is much harder in the non-physical, because you do not have the physical body to hide behind. If you have Bruce Moen's home study course, I would suggest retrieving an aspect of self, and see if this will help get you on the path to spiritual development, by exploring these areas. Ah, it all would have been so simple, if we were all told the truth in the begining, instead of left to unravel the beliefs of our misguided teachings. Myself da bears, I was also brought up and baptised a catholic, but my explorations, and contact with the afterlife has changed me. As the true words of the Bible ring true for all, "Seek and ye shall Find".

Dimensionally Yours,
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Thank you for your help! Yeah, I'm glad that I'm young, so I have a long time to get this phobia out of my mind! I will get his study course sometime soon hopefully!!

Yeah, if they would have told us the truth from the start I wouldn't be in this mess! I am glad I am out of my religion and know the truth now! Catholicism is fear based and preaches about a wrathful God, which I totally don't agree with!!

Yes, that verse in the bible rings with truth for sure!! Smiley
peace and pray for me k??   Thanks my name is Alex Wolf Smiley
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Catholicism is fear based and preaches about a wrathful God


Seeing as how I am somewhat Gnostic by nature I whole-heartedly agree with your assessment.





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tmerc8 wrote on Feb 24th, 2007 at 2:52pm:
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Catholicism is fear based and preaches about a wrathful God


Seeing as how I am somewhat Gnostic by nature I whole-heartedly agree with your assessment.






Yes, it is very true about them how they preach hell fire and damnation.. Than on the other hand they preach a God of love and what not... It's like is this God of theirs a schizophrenic God or what?? And the Christian God to me seems to be a sadistic monster as well, by throwing people to burn in hell, not just burn in there but for eternity!! It is so ridiculous it makes me laugh... Oh well, they will see the true Loving God in the afterlife which is not judgemental by any means !!
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Great words of wisdom Chuckles!

There is a lot of truthful heart-felt resonation with what you have written.

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Reply #15 - Feb 25th, 2007 at 12:23pm
 
Good morn cosmic. thanks for your cheer. so I was thinking about Alex here, he has been making me smile a lot to see him here and there on a thread. was thinking how connected we all are these days. Alex is showing the influence of what he's picked up from his childhood, but I think it's more than that. He has dropped a couple of bombs here and there which struck me odd but refreshing of what he's learning.
these youngsters that started to incarnate during the 80's up to now will be very helpful for the shift in consciousness is my thought, as they pull wisdom out of us.

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LaffingRain wrote on Feb 25th, 2007 at 12:23pm:
Good morn cosmic. thanks for your cheer. so I was thinking about Alex here, he has been making me smile a lot to see him here and there on a thread. was thinking how connected we all are these days. Alex is showing the influence of what he's picked up from his childhood, but I think it's more than that. He has dropped a couple of bombs here and there which struck me odd but refreshing of what he's learning.
these youngsters that started to incarnate during the 80's up to now will be very helpful for the shift in consciousness is my thought, as they pull wisdom out of us.

love, alysia

I'm glad I make you smile! !Smiley I hope to improve on my wisdom for sure.. I will for sure because you guys are already helping me out with that! Thank you and peace
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DaBears wrote on Feb 23rd, 2007 at 3:20pm:
ricktimet wrote on Feb 23rd, 2007 at 2:09pm:
Da bears,

Hell is a real place of substance, as well as a condition. Just as the Park area was created by humans since the beginning of time, so were created these hells, by the thoughts of those of that conscious level, making them as real a place as you want them to be. There is also a place called the twilight zone, on the Earth plane of consciousness where sudden deaths do not yet realize they have passed out of body, and are stuck in between Earth consciousness, and astral consciousness until they are retrieved.
While there is no satan, the devil, fire and brimstone, or eternal damnation, there is if you so choose for it to be there. The catch word here is thoughts. Once we enter the world of spirit, we become complete beings of thought, and all you greatest fears will materialize. Be they satan, the devil, aliens, or any creature you have within your thoughts.

The true hell is not in the surroundings that we find ourselves in, it is our conscious thoughts, and memories of the wrong doings that we have done on Earth, that since all that we have now is our thoughts, our own thoughts of remeberence of the wicked acts, keeps us prisoner in this condition, by way of Gods unchangeabale laws of cause and effect, and the law of compensation. So the key is forgetfulness, is forgiveness. For those that are unaware of this, these are the souls that need to be rescued. The only way that I have heard of to avoid this condition, what may be called sin, is to pray for Gods love while still in the physical body, so the soul is purified before it leaves here, releasing it from these laws, this is the only way, all will see, for some unfortunately, not until they find themselves on the other side in this condition. If not, then each soul will gravitate to it's own coresponding condition. Church, Religion, has nothing to do with it, The Creator governs all of the universe. One must now ask himself, when we enter the next dimension: "what focus level will I be in/"

Dimensionally Yours,
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Ok I see what you mean. So, if I know there is no fire and brimstone hell.. But I am afraid of it will I still go there?? Because that is how I am now... After looking over this site and seeing consciouness creates reality in the afterlife.. I have been fearing a hell like that for quite a bit.. Untill I read this site.. But than I am still afraid of it because maybe I already created it for myself...

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DA BEARS -----Sweetie, lets keep it simple......forget about Hell.....All you have to know and believe and practice from this day on is LOVE.....love yourself, love your neighbors, love everybody regardless of who or what they are.......The whole kingdom of Heaven is unconditional LOVE----GOD IS LOVE...The Angels are LOVE, the whole spiritworld is LOVE......you are LOVE....simple as that.....
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DA BEARS -----Sweetie, lets keep it simple......forget about Hell.....All you have to know and believe and practice from this day on is LOVE.....love yourself, love your neighbors, love everybody regardless of who or what they are.......The whole kingdom of Heaven is unconditional LOVE----GOD IS LOVE...The Angels are LOVE, the whole spiritworld is LOVE......you are LOVE....simple as that..... [/quote]

Hey thanks for your kind words! Smiley I will start to think more about that. I will try to think only postive things here on out.. You are right it is all about just LOVE in general.. That is the key to heaven. I just need to keep on thinking that God loves me unconditionally and my angels are here to help me as  well!
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DaBears wrote on Feb 25th, 2007 at 10:56pm:
DA BEARS -----Sweetie, lets keep it simple......forget about Hell.....All you have to know and believe and practice from this day on is LOVE.....love yourself, love your neighbors, love everybody regardless of who or what they are.......The whole kingdom of Heaven is unconditional LOVE----GOD IS LOVE...The Angels are LOVE, the whole spiritworld is LOVE......you are LOVE....simple as that.....


Hey thanks for your kind words! Smiley I will start to think more about that. I will try to think only postive things here on out.. You are right it is all about just LOVE in general.. That is the key to heaven. I just need to keep on thinking that God loves me unconditionally and my angels are here to help me as  well! [/quote]
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You "got it" sweetie.....Just remember to keep things simple..."Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" & LOVE, LOVE, LOVE.. & YES, your Angels are around you all the time & all you need to do is ask & they will be there for you.....with God's permission--all things are possible.....Love, Light & Peace
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To rip off the anti guns slogan:

GOD DOESN'T JUDGE PEOPLE, PEOPLE JUDGE PEOPLE
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Reply #21 - Feb 28th, 2007 at 4:21pm
 
In my view, hell is any kind of embodied/non-embodied existence where suffering is experienced. Thus, this world, for example, can also be qualified as hell: a small child experiences lots of pains and discomforts that he/she cannot properly express; a teen experiences lots of disillusions with various aspects of life; an adult suffers broken love, marriages, loss of loved ones, wars, belief system crashes, etc.; an elderly person suffers diseases, loneliness, confusion, poverty, and the pains of dying...

During my holotropic breathwork experience, I got acquainted with disembodied states of suffering. These are no longer personal, brain and rational mind are not functioning to develop any kind of strategy to avoid the suffering or to ask for help. There is no reference point (sufferer), but simply impersonal suffering which occupies all space and all time. Many kinds of personal suffering which we experience here are much less painful than those impersonal ones. Once again, the main problem with "egoless" suffering is that it is not localized, so there is no region with suffering as opposed to some other region with less or no suffering, but suffering is equally dispersed everywhere, so there is no escape because there is no ego which could do the escape, neither the region where to escape.

Ego and rational thinking are rare gifts which allow to create patches of relative happiness in an infinite ocean of pain.
It's really amazing, how many people do not appreciate these things, such as a simple fact of being able to move and communicate... One has to experience in order to compare...
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Reply #22 - Apr 3rd, 2007 at 7:10am
 
Imho , all humans can learn to travel the Tree of Life and develop clairvoyance to view the sepiroth and qlippoth realms . I work in a circle of mystic peers and we progress as Kaballahists , Alchemists and Hermetic Magicians together . We have been many times to Hels which do exist . I find that the realms we attain are not like we learn in any particular religion but more universal . Some of the places , angels and avatars have taken us to include ;

Gates of Death ~ a multiple energy gateway with pathways
* Love ~back to Earth for unfinished business
* Light ~ Truth pathway forward to begin plan for next incarnation
* Justice ~ a record system where we review our life
* Healing ~ Summerland for those traumatised spirits who left abruptly and do not realise yet

Afterlife homes of the deceased ~ very much like Robert Monroe's description but not constrained by false beliefs as he wrote , These are in all the afterlife realms from heavens to hels

Sea of Lost Souls ~ like the film What Dreams May Come with Robyn Williams a vast silver white sea of spirits spiraling aimlessly between hels and heavens . Regularly soul rescuers and angels lift the vibration to allow them to move on . They are constrained by their griefs , rages and other negative emotions and mire themselves there .

Upper Hell~a desolate place without guards or bars wide low city circle style fountains are placed throughout the realm .These have pillars of light above them . The negs are invitted by angels to wash in the fountain and enter the light to move on . Live projectors are brought there in qlippoth lessons to learn soul rescue.

Mouths of Helll ~under the gates of death are these tunnels one is two way and nothing prevents the deceased from exit but the others are constrained so that the entrance is the lake of fire and there is a one way flow of energy into the tunnels.
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Aunt Clair wrote on Apr 3rd, 2007 at 7:10am:
Imho , all humans can learn to travel the Tree of Life and develop clairvoyance to view the sepiroth and qlippoth realms . I work in a circle of mystic peers and we progress as Kaballahists , Alchemists and Hermetic Magicians together . We have been many times to Hels which do exist . I find that the realms we attain are not like we learn in any particular religion but more universal . Some of the places , angels and avatars have taken us to include ;

Gates of Death ~ a multiple energy gateway with pathways
* Love ~back to Earth for unfinished business
* Light ~ Truth pathway forward to begin plan for next incarnation
* Justice ~ a record system where we review our life
* Healing ~ Summerland for those traumatised spirits who left abruptly and do not realise yet

Afterlife homes of the deceased ~ very much like Robert Monroe's description but not constrained by false beliefs as he wrote , These are in all the afterlife realms from heavens to hels

Sea of Lost Souls ~ like the film What Dreams May Come with Robyn Williams a vast silver white sea of spirits spiraling aimlessly between hels and heavens . Regularly soul rescuers and angels lift the vibration to allow them to move on . They are constrained by their griefs , rages and other negative emotions and mire themselves there .

Upper Hell~a desolate place without guards or bars wide low city circle style fountains are placed throughout the realm .These have pillars of light above them . The negs are invitted by angels to wash in the fountain and enter the light to move on . Live projectors are brought there in qlippoth lessons to learn soul rescue.

Mouths of Helll ~under the gates of death are these tunnels one is two way and nothing prevents the deceased from exit but the others are constrained so that the entrance is the lake of fire and there is a one way flow of energy into the tunnels.

So, there is a lake of fire hell too?
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Hell/Hels is not a Christian concept . It is much older .Norse had Hels . Buddhists have demons & Hell too . Jews have a Hell.So do Muslims.

Here is a more global perspective ;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell


Historically mystics have entered the qlippoth realms with teachers for lessons.I have been to the lower planes wih my peers , it does exist ;
http://forums.riverofenlightenment.com/index.php/topic,331.0.html
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Aunt Clair wrote on Apr 7th, 2007 at 5:41am:
Hell/Hels is not a Christian concept . It is much older .Norse had Hels . Buddhists have demons & Hell too . Jews have a Hell.So do Muslims.

Here is a more global perspective ;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell


Historically mystics have entered the qlippoth realms with teachers for lessons.I have been to the lower planes wih my peers , it does exist ;
http://forums.riverofenlightenment.com/index.php/topic,331.0.html

That makes me ill to think people suffer in these hells that they have created by their subconscious minds... Sad
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Reply #26 - Apr 7th, 2007 at 7:46pm
 
DaBears the only way to think about it is that the astral realms are <temporary> hells due to our free will. and we have many retrievers. most retrievers are hidden from our view, working these areas. to suffer is only a belief system and can be changed.
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Aunt Clair wrote on Apr 7th, 2007 at 5:41am:
Buddhists have demons & Hell too .




It might seem like that if you've only looked at pictures or read books about Buddhism. But in practice.... there are no demons or hells from a non-dual perspective. Not to say that relative truth isn't real for those that experience it; you can experience ANYTHING in a dream. But ultimate truth (according to my experience/tradition) doesn't contain demons or hells. EVERYTHING comes from your own awareness.  There is nothing else.

It can't be put into words or pictures, so I'm left not making sense.

Still.... I love you.

We are not two.

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LaffingRain wrote on Apr 7th, 2007 at 7:46pm:
DaBears the only way to think about it is that the astral realms are <temporary> hells due to our free will. and we have many retrievers. most retrievers are hidden from our view, working these areas. to suffer is only a belief system and can be changed.

Yeah, I know it's temporary but still burning in flames for a second makes me feel for these people.. Yet, they might be burning for a whole year.. IMAGINE THAT... :*( We don't know how long temporary is... I feel I might end up in one of these hells.. Because I just can't get the fear out of my mind that these hells CAN! exist only if you believe in them.. By thinking you will go there... Yes, it sounds easy to say just don't think you will go there.. But it freaks me out just by thinking it will create this hell for yourself..  The fact that it is an illusion still freaks me out.. Because to the ones experiencing it, it is real to them.. Than I think about what if I have already created this damn hell, since I was blinded by Christianity and struck by fear for so long about this hell they made up.. So, I don't know guys I think I may end up in this ungodly hell.. I can't stop worrying about it for some reason.. Even though I know it isn't real and that God never created hell.. So, for sure someone will need to rescue me, from my own fire and brimstone hell.. Anyone have tips on how to get this hell out of my mind??

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We rarely saw fire . Most of the Hell realms we were lead to were dark and lower in vibration but the spirits there were only constrained by their own vibration . Their own fears , angst , griefs and rages constrained them and nothing else . It is like laffingrain said they were there only by  freewill . In soul rescue , some cannot see us some can . When they can see and hear a soul rescuer or another spirit in Hels or an angel , then they can be reached and rescued . When they lift their vibration they are free . Focusing on love , light , Godhead , angels or service for others etc will easily lift the vibration in these areas .
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DaBears said: Anyone have tips on how to get this hell out of my mind??

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I think you are doing it. because you are here, exploring with us, writing to us, as when you write something down, you are also working it thru, thinking and exploring. writing is one way to explore and gain knowledge. backing up Claire here, the fire and the suffering you see in your mind, think of the fire as a symbol of something else. Fire is hot, right? it can burn you. On the other hand, we have many positive uses for fire. it can also take the chill off our bones, and we cook with it, can see into darkness with it, etc. the same as the sun. is not the sun a ball of fire? and yet how can life live without it? we can get sunburn, but on the other hand the sun manufactures vit D on the skin, and when I lived in WA without the sun, I was not very happy.

I would suggest you make up your mind to not freak yourself out at this stage of the game. continue to read books, talk to whom will listen, harm no life, do your job, enjoy your life and dont beat yourself up all the time over what happened in the past. but study each fear you have, each thought, ask yourself if it's true. pretty soon you can get the truth to come to you. love, alysia
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LaffingRain wrote on Apr 8th, 2007 at 11:36pm:
DaBears said: Anyone have tips on how to get this hell out of my mind??

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I think you are doing it. because you are here, exploring with us, writing to us, as when you write something down, you are also working it thru, thinking and exploring. writing is one way to explore and gain knowledge. backing up Claire here, the fire and the suffering you see in your mind, think of the fire as a symbol of something else. Fire is hot, right? it can burn you. On the other hand, we have many positive uses for fire. it can also take the chill off our bones, and we cook with it, can see into darkness with it, etc. the same as the sun. is not the sun a ball of fire? and yet how can life live without it? we can get sunburn, but on the other hand the sun manufactures vit D on the skin, and when I lived in WA without the sun, I was not very happy.

I would suggest you make up your mind to not freak yourself out at this stage of the game. continue to read books, talk to whom will listen, harm no life, do your job, enjoy your life and dont beat yourself up all the time over what happened in the past. but study each fear you have, each thought, ask yourself if it's true. pretty soon you can get the truth to come to you. love, alysia

Thank you for your great words of wisdom! I will try your way of thinking about fire as a symbol of something else.

Yeah, I need to stop freaking myself out about this.. The only reason I do is because I feel for those people who are in this type of hell.. I think to much about it..

You are right about how I am coping with this by talking aloud to you great people about this! It does make me feel more secure and comfortable.

Also, I know what's in the past is in the past and God has already forgave me and forgotten about it.. Just like he/she/it forgives me all the time because sins are illusions that may us feeel like we are seperated from God.. But we never are... I know I'll go to a decent vibrational afterlife level because I try to see the good in everyone.. Plus, I have forgiven everyone that has harmed me and even these group of guys who jumped me for no reason.. Plus, I like to help others out.. Also, I don't like drama.. Yes, I have my so called evil to me.. But don't we all..

Sorry for rambling..

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Da Bears,

Many New Agers have experiences that they imagine are genuine astral visits to Hell.   They then overlay that experience with New Age DOCTRINE fueled by wishful thinking.   For example, in Howard Storm's NDE, Jesus tells him that souls can opt for annihilation in Hell.   Now that option has some biblical support.   Then Bruce Moen's astral explorations independently confirm that option, but he qualifies this discovery by claiming that very few make that choice.   A good question to ask yourself about such issues is this: how could anyone know this for sure based on the potentially distorted perspective of a few astral visits?   

Or take the claim that Hellfire is a symbolic image.   Now clearly literal fire would be physical fire and Hell is a spiritual realm.   But is it not wishful thinking to claim that Hellfire is merely symbolic?   It may be that Hellfire is a mental projection of a spiritual raalm of conflict and tension, but that is not the same as claiming that it is merely symbolic. 

Or take the claim that anyone can leave Hell simply by choosing to do so.  Both astral projectors and the Bible teach that lost souls can be retrieved.   But other astral explorers claim that escape is almost impossible for many of the hellbound.   Their energetic make-up must first be changed and little is known about how this occurs and who might potentially benefit.   Don't get me wrong, Da Bears.   It would be my dream that all humanity, even the most vile, would eventually "make it."   But here again, we must not impose premature DOCTRINE fueled by wishful thinking on the limited evidence we have.   In fact, when we claim too much, we call the very credibility of the afterlife into question. 

For example, Aunt Claire's experiences are very interesting.  But in my view, she is too doctrinaire to be credible in any overall way.  Her claims about the Gospel of Judas and Jesus' esoteric teaching outside the Bible are absolute nonsense based on New Age Ghetto thinking.  No respected modern scholar would agree with her.   Real knowledge requires the high-quality verifications that Swedenborg provides and a respect for experts in related scholarly disciplines.   Beware pf the temptation to seek knowledge from googled New AGe sources rather than the acknowledged experts in each related field.  In other words, don't finalize your beliefs until you have read the most respected books on these issues that challenge New Age persepctives.  Otherwise, you are like a few Fundamentalists who claim (1) that all channeling is of the Devil and (2) that Satan planted false dinasaur fossils to create the illusion that the earth is billions of years old.   Many of the astral claims on this stie are similarly unfalsifiable in principle, and so, are are meritless as these Fundamentalist claims.  The quest for truth must be vigilant about the distinction between what we know nad what we wish were true.

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Based upon a recent experice of mine, this subject becomes very interesting.  The short story is that fear makes visiting a hell far, far worse and I would advise against it.  If you take the experience with the "armor of observation", then visiting hell can be very educational.  Keep your heart filled with confidence and you will be well protected.

The long story:

I have a dream where I see a constructed creek filled to the top with water.  The water makes me uneasy because I imagine many things hidden beneath it, some are good and some I may not want to deal with at this time.  I know that the water holds many things to explore, but I do not wish to become overwhelmed just yet so I take off into the void and the scene ends.

Timeless seconds later, I envision a world of lava and caves.  Before I can explore the worlds, I wake up in a lava cave strapped into a torture chair with three disordered beings off to the side where I can not see them.  I am there in that body, and yet I am not.  The beings seem more complex than just evil beings but they simply want to torture me with a heating coil that closes over my body and bakes me alive.  They bring the device down upon my body and the body feels the pain and screams but in a strange paradox, I am observing my body in main and have no hurt bothering me.  The body is taking serious damage but I do not even care because according to this dream, that body is not me.  The body is fearful and afriad of falling into the lava right under the chair but I am actually enjoying the insight I have gained from the situation and have no care about what is happening.

Waking up from the dream, I am not afraid at all since I have just learned that I can not exactly burn in hell because I do not have a body that can be tortured.
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Berserk, read up on the holographic universe and you will see why I believe hell is not eternal.. Also, it tells us that hell is a state of being..  Basically, an illusion created by the subconscious mind.. So, we all know illusions can be seen right through and people will get out of their own hells from their guides..

Also, go to the www.thirdtestament.com and you will see there is no hell created by God.. So, hell was only created by man from the illusion of man's subconscious mind.. And anything created by man is not eternal..

The only ones who stay in hell are the ones who have no remorse, or don't want to let go off their negative energy..

So, I don't need to go off of what some new agers say about hell.. I go off of the truth that was added to the bible (the thirdtestament).. Also, from realizing what the holographic universe is all about.. Plus, from reading the works of Michael Newton and other past life regressionists.. Also, from psychics who have talked to actual spirit guides.. A great site that talks about the afterlife is www.afterlife101.com.. In there it also, says God would never annihilate any soul and that hell is not eternal.. Also, from studying up on the law of attraction..

God never punishes us.. God is unconditional love and that love of  his/her/it stretches out to everyone and will never give up on anyone..

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Reply #35 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 10:10pm
 
"Berserk, read up on the holographic universe and you will see why I believe hell is not eternal.. Also, it tells us that hell is a state of being..  Basically, an illusion created by the subconscious mind.. So, we all know illusions can be seen right through and people will get out of their own hells from their guides."
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DaBears, in the real Bible, the Hebrew and Greek words for "eternal" merely mean "for an indefinitely long period."   So Hell may not be eternal.  But Hell is not simply a creation of our subconscious mind and y9u have no evidence pointing in that direction.  Like the Heavens, the Hells are a shared reality already created before the new spirits arrive.   The ability of new arrivees to create new reality is limited and highly localized.  That's the cnnsensus of the astral explorers.

[DaBears:] So, I don't need to go off of what some new agers say about hell.. I go off of the truth that was added to the bible (the thirdtestament)..
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The so-called Third Testament has no credibility whatsoever and is hardly an addition to the Bible.   It was channeled in Mexico in 1887.   Do you just accept any channled material uncritically if you like some its claims?   Why not step out of the New Age Ghetto briefly and read about the evil nature of some Mexican mediums?   Johanna Michaelson writes a devastating expose in her book "The Beautiful Side of Evil."  She and her family were heavily into channeling and she worked closely with a Mexican shaman who produced marvellous healing miracles.   Pachita surrounded herself with sacred symbols like crosses; so Johanna thought her healing work must be divinely inspired.  Only gradually did she realize that Pachita was an instrument of evil and when Johanna dared to explore conventional Christianity, Pachita's spirit control tried to kill her. 

DaBears, don't be a mindless cultist.  Read all sides of the important questions before you formulate your doctrines.  But why do I know you would'nt thnk of reading Johanna's book?  I hope I'm wrong!

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Reply #36 - Apr 9th, 2007 at 10:45pm
 
Don,

The problem is that with the internet, any official looking website can produce a seemingly coherent seemingly valid alternate doctrine, be it a newly found gospel or a third testament.  This is one area where being too liberal and accepting everyone's word at face value is deeply flawed.

If one follows the New Age doctrine, then truth at times is relative.  Thus if someone claims to channel Christ or Buddha, the answer is "of course it was real."   Channelings of other entities are routinely taken as fact.  When confronted with the question of falsifiable channeling, the answer I most often hear is "well if the channeling were false, perhaps I took from it what teachings were true and worth learning."

I believe that Bruce on this site got it right when he encouraged people to explore for themselves.  Through meditation, hemisync or whatever technique worked.  To listen to the eloquent ravings of an allegedly channeled spirit is not exploring in the same sense.  It is more like being convinced of a logical series of proofs or arguments.  In the end, people hang on every word of the channeled entity.

It is assumed that the channeling is clear and perfect, not affected by the interpretor in the person doing the channeling.  It is also assumed that the channeling is not done for the purpose of making money, but for the purpose of enlightenment.  

I like to read a philosophical argument as much as the next guy, and I have read Jane Roberts, with much pleasure (less so for Elias and his chaneller).  However, of late I rely less on channeled work because it does not substitute for the personal exploration we all need to do.

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Check out www.victorzammit.com and you will see he all his proof about hell not being eternal and what not.. Plus, read his great book!
Note carefully: all knowledge/information can basically be divided into that which is scientific (or empirical, with which the scientific method is used to validate or to measure phenomena) on the one side and the unreliable subjective beliefs on the other side.

Another way of saying this is that science is “objective” – i.e. science has the substance to be independently substantiated – and all beliefs are “subjective” – beliefs do NOT have the substance to be independently substantiated and are regarded as personal beliefs. One most important problem with all beliefs (including skeptical beliefs) is that anything subjective, i.e. all religious beliefs and all skeptical beliefs, are themselves subject to complete invalidation.

The advantage of anything scientific or empirical is that given any empirical formula or principle, it can be repeated over time and space, and keeping variables constant obtains the same results. That is powerful and that is irrefutable. Where one can predict with accuracy, by way of repeating the same formula using the scientific method and obtaining the same results, it would be impossible to show that the formula is wrong.

It will follow that whenever there is an inconsistency between science (the empirical) and beliefs, inevitably, science (the empirical) prevails and will ALWAYS prevail over beliefs – even if beliefs have been around for thousands of years. It can never be any other way.
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Reply #38 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 12:19am
 
The so-called Third Testament has no credibility whatsoever and is hardly an addition to the Bible.   It was channeled in Mexico in 1887.   Do you just accept any channled material uncritically if you like some its claims?   Why not step out of the New Age Ghetto briefly and read about the evil nature of some Mexican mediums?   Johanna Michaelson writes a devastating expose in her book "The Beautiful Side of Evil."  She and her family were heavily into channeling and she worked closely with a Mexican shaman who produced marvellous healing miracles.   Pachita surrounded herself with sacred symbols like crosses; so Johanna thought her healing work must be divinely inspired.  Only gradually did she realize that Pachita was an instrument of evil and when Johanna dared to explore conventional Christianity, Pachita's spirit control tried to kill her.   

DaBears, don't be a mindless cultist.  Read all sides of the important questions before you formulate your doctrines.  But why do I know you would'nt thnk of reading Johanna's book?  I hope I'm wrong!

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No, why would I need to read her book??? Next time read through thethirdtesament and you will see it has lots of great teachings..!!! Martinus was far more wise than this lady...
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DaBears,

You reflect the same attitude I encounter with Fundamentalists when I suggest that just occasionally channeled material produces interesting insights.  They just dismsss it as demonic deception.  What I object to is putting all channeling in the same cultic box.   By the same token, DaBears, you are just as narrow-minded if you refuse to read respected works with differing viewpoints based on well-documented experiences.   So again I challenge you to read Johanna Michaelson's "The Beautiful Side of Evil" ore Malachi Martin's "Hostage to the Devil."  Or else just stay in the New Age ghetto and read their propaganda.  You'll feel better about your quest if you infuse it with a modicum of  balance.  I have a huge New Age library, but read all sides of each issue.  

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P.S. I read Victor Zammit long before you did and found its articles superficial and unconvincing.   There are much better New Age advocates  than he.  The best is David Fontana.
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Berserk wrote on Apr 10th, 2007 at 1:18am:
DaBears,

You reflect the same attitude I encounter with Fundamentalists when I suggest that just occasionally channeled material produces interesting insights.  They just dismsss it as demonic deception.  What I object to is putting all channeling in the same cultic box.   By the same token, DaBears, you are just as narrow-minded if you refuse to read respected works with differing viewpoints based on well-documented experiences.   So again I challenge you to read Johanna Michaelson's "The Beautiful Side of Evil" ore Malachi Martin's "Hostage to the Devil."  Or else just stay in the New Age ghetto and read their propaganda.  You'll feel better about your quest if you infuse it with a modicum of  balance.  I have a huge New Age library, but read all sides of each issue.  

Don

P.S. I read Victor Zammit long before you did and found its articles superficial and unconvincing.   There are much better New Age advocates  than he.  The best is David Fontana.

Alright, I'll check out that book and David Fontana.. Thanks for your help..  Anyways what is your belief about hell??
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Reply #41 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 11:24am
 
Hey DaBears..I got a message for you this morning. I won't elaborate, just tell what I got, I think you will get it.

also I felt like we were talking this morning.   heres the message:
We are making all this up.  this thread will fade into oblivion. we will die and only our family will recall that we lived. (in most cases)

we are making up life as we go. therefore feel that freedom. therefore enjoy each day and make your day as you would have it be. we are so close to god we can breath in god. god is our breath of life. we can't miss. we are so creative, we are making all this up!

love, alysia

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Reply #42 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 12:29pm
 
I sort of agree with Don below. There "is" a lot of new age nonsense out there. So many sources contradict not only each other, but themselves. Yet people are "so" quick to accept them. "Blah, blah, blah says this, Seth says this, and blah, blah says this." When one does so one uses as much of one's brain power as a fundamentalist. Just as one should question something such as eternal damnation, one should question if Seth/Jane Roberts had it right when he/she claimed that Jesus was only making a joke when he said love your neighbor as yourself.


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 In other words, don't finalize your beliefs until you have read the most respected books on these issues that challenge New Age persepctives.  Otherwise, you are like a few Fundamentalists who claim (1) that all channeling is of the Devil and (2) that Satan planted false dinasaur fossils to create the illusion that the earth is billions of years old.   Many of the astral claims on this stie are similarly unfalsifiable in principle, and so, are are meritless as these Fundamentalist claims.  The quest for truth must be vigilant about the distinction between what we know nad what we wish were true.

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The entire concept of eternal or everlasting punishment hinges primarily on a single verse of Scripture--Matthew 25:46. This is the only place in the entire Bible where we find these two words together AND only in some Bibles. There are over a dozen English translations which do NOT contain the concept of "eternal punishment" on ANY of their pages, NOR the pagan concept of Hell.

The Greek form for "everlasting punishment" in Matthew 25:46 is "kolasin aionion." Kolasin is a noun in the accusative form, singular voice, feminine gender and means "punishment, chastening, correction, to cut-off as in pruning a tree to bare more fruit." "Aionion" is the adjective form of "aion," in the singular form and means "pertaining to an eon or age, an indeterminate period of time." (Note: the two words in many, not all translations become reversed changing the Greek into English.)

"Aionion," as shown above, is the singular form of the adjective of the Greek noun "aion." Many people unfamiliar with the Greek do not realize that the endings of the same word change (inflection) to indicate its mood, case, gender, etc. Therefore, "aionion" may appear with different endings. "Aionion, aioniou, aionios," for example, are all different inflections of the adjective form of the noun "aion."

The noun "aion" in Greek literature has always meant "an indeterminate period of time. It could be as short as the time Jonah spent in the belly of a fish (three days or nights), the length of a man's life, or as long as a very long age.

The Bible speaks of at least 5 "aions" and perhaps many more. If there were "aions" in the past. This must mean that each one of them have ended for they are now past! The New Testament writers spoke of "the present wicked aion" which ended during that very generation. Obviously, it was followed by another "aion"-- the "aion" in which we presently live. If there are "aions" to come, it must mean that this one we live in will also end.

There is a verse which says "the consummation of the aions" showing that each "aion" ends. So how can they be eternal?

There is "the coming eon" (Matt.10:30, Luke 18:30
There is "the present wicked eon" (Gal.1:4)
There is "the oncoming eons (future)(Eph.2:7)
There is "the conclusion of the eon (present) (Mt.13:39,40)
There is "the secret concealed from the eons (past) (Eph.3:9)

Plainly, the Greek word "aion" transliterated "eon" cannot mean "eternal." A study into the Greek of the Biblical period and before will bear this out.

"Aionion" is the adjective of the noun "aion."

Since grammar rules mandate an adjective CANNOT take on a greater force than its noun form, it is evident that "aionion" in any of its adjective forms (ios, ou, on) CANNOT possible mean "everlasting" or anything remotely indicating eternity or unending time.

For example, "hourly" cannot mean "pertaining to days, weeks, months, or years. The word MUST mean "pertaining to an hour." Therefore, "aionion," the adjective form of the noun "aion" which clearly means a period of indeterminate TIME, CANNOT mean, "forever and ever, eternal, everlasting, eternity, etc) or other words which connote timelessness or unending ages.

Therefore, those many Bibles which do NOT contain the teaching of everlasting punishment or Hell are true to the original languages of Greek and Hebrew and those which teach everlasting punishment or Hell are false. Scholars are just as easily subjected to the "traditions of the elders" as the rest of us. It's time to let the original Greek and Hebrew languages of the Bible break down the traditions of men. For a list of the many English translations of the Bible that do NOT contain these pagan concepts and for an article explaining why the punishment in Matthew 25:46 does NOT have to be the same length as the life spoken of in that verse, write to us (Tentmaker--118 Walnut--Hermann, MO 65041) and ask for:

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This is from www.christian-universalism.com.. I definately don't just go off of new age ghetto stuff...  I've read many books on chrisitan universalism... Also, please read books on the holographic universe and tell me I don't have clue.. Anything besides God, and love is an illusion.. Hell in itself is an illusion..
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Reply #44 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 3:07pm
 
LaffingRain wrote on Apr 10th, 2007 at 11:24am:
Hey DaBears..I got a message for you this morning. I won't elaborate, just tell what I got, I think you will get it.

also I felt like we were talking this morning.   heres the message:
We are making all this up.  this thread will fade into oblivion. we will die and only our family will recall that we lived. (in most cases)

we are making up life as we go. therefore feel that freedom. therefore enjoy each day and make your day as you would have it be. we are so close to god we can breath in god. god is our breath of life. we can't miss. we are so creative, we are making all this up!

love, alysia

I know why you're here DaBears. I know you're in disguise. I know what a light you are.

Yes, we are all part of God and breathe in God every single second of our lives! Thanks for your message it rings with a lot of wisdom! Smiley

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Reply #45 - Apr 10th, 2007 at 5:51pm
 
"Alright, I'll check out that book and David Fontana.. Thanks for your help..  Anyways what is your belief about hell?"
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DaBears, for me the issue is not the "eternity" of Hell.  Hell is not subject to our physical time.  The important observation is the biblical and New Age implication that God's love never permanently abandons anyone after death.   So retrievals from Hell are always possible but never coerced.   The important mystery is whether some of the hellbound are so close-minded that they are beyond redemption.  This question can never be answered theoretically or on the basis of a few astral visits.  It can only be answered by the relentless quest of loving incarnate and discarnate souls who explore and do what it takes to develop strategies to change the energetic make-up of the Hellbound to a vibration that enables their release.  Relentless lcving action, not belief is the key.

DaBears, please understand my goal here.   I am a Christian and wish everyone would become a Christian.  But many Christians are close-minded and unloving.  Churches don't turn anyone away.  For example, many Christians find incompetent advocates of evolution and then ridicule their inept arguments.   In so doing, they conveniently ignore the best biologists who really do know what they're talking about.   David Fontana's survey of afterlife evidence is far superior to anything you'll find on the internet.   He is decidedly a New Ager, but tries to be as objective as possible and is clearly open-minded enough to elude my Ghetto label.  If you progress from Fontana's "Is There an Afterlife?"  to a book of experiences outside the New Age movement, you will beel cleansed and empowered by a new sense of intellectual integrity.

Yes, read Fontana, but then read the amazing paranormal experiences in books like Johanna Michaelson's "The Beautiful Side of Evil" or Malachi Martin's "Hostage to the Devil."  If you progrss in this way, you will be suprised by how much more confident you become in your developing spiritual discernment.  If you read Fontana, post your reactions on this site.

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Reply #46 - Apr 11th, 2007 at 4:55pm
 
Berserk wrote on Apr 10th, 2007 at 5:51pm:
"Alright, I'll check out that book and David Fontana.. Thanks for your help..  Anyways what is your belief about hell?"
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DaBears, for me the issue is not the "eternity" of Hell.  Hell is not subject to our physical time.  The important observation is the biblical and New Age implication that God's love never permanently abandons anyone after death.   So retrievals from Hell are always possible but never coerced.   The important mystery is whether some of the hellbound are so close-minded that they are beyond redemption.  This question can never be answered theoretically or on the basis of a few astral visits.  It can only be answered by the relentless quest of loving incarnate and discarnate souls who explore and do what it takes to develop strategies to change the energetic make-up of the Hellbound to a vibration that enables their release.  Relentless lcving action, not belief is the key.

DaBears, please understand my goal here.   I am a Christian and wish everyone would become a Christian.  But many Christians are close-minded and unloving.  Churches don't turn anyone away.  For example, many Christians find incompetent advocates of evolution and then ridicule their inept arguments.   In so doing, they conveniently ignore the best biologists who really do know what they're talking about.   David Fontana's survey of afterlife evidence is far superior to anything you'll find on the internet.   He is decidedly a New Ager, but tries to be as objective as possible and is clearly open-minded enough to elude my Ghetto label.  If you progress from Fontana's "Is There an Afterlife?"  to a book of experiences outside the New Age movement, you will beel cleansed and empowered by a new sense of intellectual integrity.

Yes, read Fontana, but then read the amazing paranormal experiences in books like Johanna Michaelson's "The Beautiful Side of Evil" or Malachi Martin's "Hostage to the Devil."  If you progrss in this way, you will be suprised by how much more confident you become in your developing spiritual discernment.  If you read Fontana, post your reactions on this site.

Don

I agree, with most of your statements.. Besides the whole everyone become a Christian.. I believe whatever brings you closest to God, that should be the religion for you.. That would be LOVE in general..

Yes, I will read those books and post what I think about them..

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Based upon a recent experice of mine, this subject becomes very interesting.  The short story is that fear makes visiting a hell far, far worse and I would advise against it.  If you take the experience with the "armor of observation", then visiting hell can be very educational.  Keep your heart filled with confidence and you will be well protected.

The long story:

I have a dream where I see a constructed creek filled to the top with water.  The water makes me uneasy because I imagine many things hidden beneath it, some are good and some I may not want to deal with at this time.  I know that the water holds many things to explore, but I do not wish to become overwhelmed just yet so I take off into the void and the scene ends.

Timeless seconds later, I envision a world of lava and caves.  Before I can explore the worlds, I wake up in a lava cave strapped into a torture chair with three disordered beings off to the side where I can not see them.  I am there in that body, and yet I am not.  The beings seem more complex than just evil beings but they simply want to torture me with a heating coil that closes over my body and bakes me alive.  They bring the device down upon my body and the body feels the pain and screams but in a strange paradox, I am observing my body in main and have no hurt bothering me.  The body is taking serious damage but I do not even care because according to this dream, that body is not me.  The body is fearful and afriad of falling into the lava right under the chair but I am actually enjoying the insight I have gained from the situation and have no care about what is happening.

Waking up from the dream, I am not afraid at all since I have just learned that I can not exactly burn in hell because I do not have a body that can be tortured.

Sorry, for skipping over this story.. I was caught in a little debate.. I think this story says a lot right here about the ego and fear of hell.. It grips you at first until you realize there is nothing to fear not even fear itself! Nice, dream and story.. Thanks for your help!

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