Bruce, I need some help.  A few weeks I used one of the Monroe Institute's binaural beats about traveling to the other side and lo and behold, I succeeded, and my friend asked me if I was dead, and I said No, then he asked me how did  I get there, and I was a little bit nervous because the Jehovah's Witnesses have a belief system that I did not feel I could challenge.  What premise do I use now to talk to him for I was a little surprised that I communicated with him so easily even though after reading a lot of your first,I have the other three also,I kinda knew I was going in the right direction.  I just don't want to step on toes, and I don't want to put a barrier between us.  I am so proud that with reading a lot of your first book, I am making such headway.  I have pondered over this for quite a while, before asking for your or the others in the group help and advice.  Please, how do I approach this problem?  I really feel that I am getting somewhere.

Oh, Betson, Thank you so very,very much.  I was at a loss as to what to say. I was so in a quandry, you just don't know.  I cared so much for him, but I never knew how to ever tell him.
He was my dearest friend, and when I found out he was gone
my world fell apart for a couple of years, and I am now starting to put the pieces back together.  He is the one and only reason that I challenged everything I was ever taught about the hereafter, and now I am so glad that I did.  I started in scrying,but how I ever found out about Bruce, I just can't remember. You have helped a great deal, now I must choose my words carefully.  No slip ups!--Lynn

Vicky, Thank you for your kind words.  I have had to reevaluate the importance of this life.  It has kinda changed more than I would have believed.  I am so ready for what is ahead.  What is behind, well.  I never knew how important he really was until it was too,too late.  That was a big mistake on my part that I will always regret.  Life is truly the sum of the total.  These old cliches are far more than people usually believe or realize.  Onward and upward! --Lynn

To Betson and anyone else interested:

The Jevhovahs Witness concept of the after life is Null. When a person dies, they are surrounded by blackness, like a sleep without dreams. The Jehovah's Witness will then be woken up/ressurected by God and then judged, earning a place on the Earth among the others deemed worthy and "Holy." Those deemed "Unworthy" will be... nothing, null, syntax error. cease to exist. Terminated. Deleted.

Not even Load"*",8,1 will work to bring them back!

However.... Exactly 144k people/souls judged will rule over these "normies" which will be judged by God fit to continue a life forever on Earth.  ( According to Jehovah's Witnesses God has made a promise never to destroy the Earth again, due to what God said in the Bible after the flood.

These 144k will be kings and queens, ruling over the others that are judged pure yet not one of the "anointed".

(These anointed are the only ones that can participate in communion BTW.) And I have personally known "Anointed" that later fell out of the Jehovah's Witness faith.

My point?

If you are communicating with someone that was/is a Jehovah's Witness that has passed....

It is either one of two things:

A. A figment of your imagination.

B. Proof that the TMI concept of the afterlife is correct, in which case, the spirit/consciousness in the afterlife may already know much more than even you about the afterlife.



My RECOMMENDATION Section:
Attempt to connect to the individual again, and attempt to receive scientifically verifiable data, information you could not know on your own, and check it out!

If anyone has any Jehovah's Witnesses Questions, ask me. I know the convoluted answers they will provide.