Hi all, I have 2 questions I’m curious about and I wondered if anyone had any experiences on their non-physical travels that tied in with these questions.

1. Does anyone know where insects go when they die on Earth?

In Gordon Phinn’s book it says they go to a sphere of their own, has anyone seen, heard or experienced insects in the nonphysical world?

2. Have you seen people dancing in the non-physical world?

If so would you share your experiences. What type of dancing was it? What music were they dancing to? Was it something you have never seen the likes of before or was it very familiar?

I’d be grateful of your input into these questions and very interested to hear what you have to say.

Thank you, sending love,

Hi Bets, Thank you for your reply, it's very interesting.

No, I haven't had the experience of these questions, and haven't read much about it in the many metaphysical books I've read that’s why I’m curious to find out. Another reason is that, being a novice gardener; I have been ‘disposing of’ many insects recently (which I absolutely hate doing and seeming to be asking forgiveness for it constantly!) I wondered where there souls (if they have them) traveled to in their transition. I’ve heard about plants and animals being in the afterlife but not insects. Also I absolutely love to dance, and I was so hoping that there would be dancing in other realms, I understand what you mean about the difference in attitude towards dancing, seeing as there is no negativity in the afterlife and there only is love, beings won’t need the emotional release that it gives us when we dance here on physical earth.

I wondered Bets if you remember where you read your information about insects, I would be intrigued to learn more.

And the dancing there sounds wonderful!

Thank you so much for your information Bets, sending love, Violet Sky.

Hi Bets

I've just worked out how to do an extensive search on here, and searched the word ‘insects’ it came up with some interesting posts!

Some time ago I read and I have managed to find some relevant paragraphs again. This is what she said about two what I believe to be extremely undesirable insects:

Flies:

I’m not sure of how much of this I actually believe, but there is one thing I do know, those squash bugs are still sucking all the best sweet juices out of my squash! 

I would be very grateful if someone could maybe ask for more guidance on insects, I’m unable to do that myself at the moment. I’d love to learn more, seems a strange subject I know, but I’m intrigued and more information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you again Bets for your reply

VS

Hi, Violet Sky. I think there are some insects in the afterlife, if you can see them. I think there are bees, in particular, but I haven't yet seen any others. I would hope there would be a few magnificent beetles. However, I don't believe the 'dog eat dog' world exists in the 'nicer' places. What I mean is, I'm not sure the nature of the reality there supports that. Not for me, anyway.

Dancing, assuredly. I suspect existence itself is a dance there, that the fluidity of the 'way of being' feels like a dance, because there are no restrictions there, through gravity, or time, like there are here. You can fly as fast as you want, even 'materialize' in a completely different place, stop in your tracks, and certainly dance in many ways. Your appearance can change because you exist as a kind of energy in the afterlife, and you can take on the characteristics of what you are imagining.

For those who want to experience love, dancing in the afterlife is something you can definitely do. There are circle dances and gatherings of all kinds. You may have a sense of only one other 'being' with you, or many, sometimes an infinitely large number of beings. For me, I find that there is no actual 'boredom' there, because things change after a while, of their own accord.

Thanks B2, although I haven't actually experienced it myself, from what I've read in the past, your comments seem to be a common theme. I seem to have concluded that as there is no need to eat or fight for survival, ‘dog eat dog’ as you say does not exist.

Most insects must just go somewhere else!?

I guess with the dancing I'm still hoping there will be the enjoyment that I get when dancing in the physical world, I agree with you B2, when you are in the afterlife the whole thing will, I assume, be one long wondrous dance!

VS

I'm going to try and honor the squash bugs I have in my garden and ask them to leave...i'll keep you posted.

Thanks usetawuz

I suggest Captain Jack's Dead Bug Brew. It's organic and only targets those insects that eat the leaves. I'm starting to see japanese beetles around and I have an investment in my vegetable garden. I am very loving to animals and life, but I have a vegetable garden for financial purposes (the more I homegrow, the less I have to buy, and I'm a vegan and go through lots of veggies). Thus, these leaf chewing bugs are going to have to "bite it." LOL

I also made up a batch of homemade insect spray, but I'm not so sure it's that effective. Basically take 4 cups boiling water, about 1 Tbl of red pepper flakes, fresh or dried, one head of garlic, and one onion. Mince and stew overnight in the water. Strain and spray. It does stink, but like I said, not so sure of the efficacy. I only made it once and kinda gave up. Now I'm going for the captain jack's which is made from a bacteria.

   I don't have any knowledge about insects and dancing in the Afterlife, but I do believe that insects have souls of their own, or are inhabited by beings that use them as vehicles of perception into the physical world.

   One time about a decade ago, I rescued a honeybee from drowning in my swimming pool. Later on while I was meditating on my raft, a honeybee came and landed on my belly. I strongly felt that it was the same bee that I saved; and that it came back to thank me. I sent it a mental message of "your welcome" and then it took off.

   I've had dreams sometimes with insects in them; some of which I communicated with telepathically. Rarely has dream communication happened with insects, but more often with cats, dogs, and other mammals. I think I'll investigate what happens to other animals and insects when I cross over. It could be very enlightening.