Justin,

Absolutely. I think there have been many from outside the ELS who, once entering in to it, have been able to not get caught up or become addicted to it...in order to perhaps aid many who are. Was Jesus a retriever? And getting lost in that merry-go-round and cycling through its tremendous energy in order to experience first hand, grow, learn more of who and what we are, what love is...is just part of the ballgame as well. That's what I've learned so far .

Justin, when I contact Helpers or encounter someone who is stuck, or visit belief systems and unknown territories, all of what I bring back from each trip is derived through the use of non-physical senses (feelings, telepathy, instant downloads and uploads in the blink of an eye, instant 'knowing')...and if I understand you correctly, intuition is a part of the nonphysical sensing. I still utilize my mind's eye but if that was the only sense or communication tool I used I wouldn't have much to write about. As a matter of fact it isn't necessary, but I still choose to have a 'look-see' when I'm out and about . Intuition is a powerful tool to use Here as well as There. I've had to learn the hard way to pay attention to what's coming in, and learn to trust that process, and that's pretty much what I do as well when in an afterlife situation.

Ginny

Gin; way to go..and thanks for posting it, truly enjoyed reading it, with donuts..

Yes would love to be in a cave full of crystals too, can you imagine the energies there..wow
PUL, R.

Hi Lucy, I'm sorry you had to witness such a tragedy.  The emotions they brought out in you, both for the victim and the survivors, together with their emotions can be heartbreaking. 

For me, the only way this could make any sense in being part of our reality is if it only has a place here.  If it is perfection all the time elsewhere, where would emotions like those you had, simply from witnessing the event, be obtained?  I find solace in the belief that from such tragedy and pain comes some sense of appreciation for the emotions created and potentially lessons learned or experiences obtained.

Through meditation I have reviewed many of my deaths and they are each met with an enormous sense of relief...even from lives that were exceptionally good by all accounts.  One in particular I have previously documented here, wherein I died as a seventeen year old boy in a car wreck.   While I was angry at having left so soon, I was also laughing with my guidance and soulmates and replanning my future incarnations as I was not going to be "on earth" for the next 25 years as previously planned.  From that soul level standpoint, death is the end of our part in the play on earth and the sense of tragedy or pain, while there, does not have the impact it has on us as incarnate humans.

Romain,

Donuts, my brother !

Sis