True Picture of the Spirit World.

Native spirit wrote:Well joan the colors here are murky .in the spirit world they are very bright so pure nothing can compare with it.you can do as you wish go to the halls of learning,read to your hearts content if you wish.your sence of humour is still the same you know that from the messages you have recieved from ken

Namaste

mac wrote:Your final question, Joanie, which no-one has addressed was "Can you list some of the items and actions we will be able to perform once physical death has occurred?"  That could be a long list... 



Getting about is something that (we hear) doesn't need our physical abilities or vehicles - but we may walk if we choose. 



Eating/drinking isn't necessary but can be done provided we know how to create the food we desire.  You won't need to shop and cook - there won't be any shops anyway!


Washing, ironing, cleaning etc won't be necessary because stuff won't get dirty as it does here and our clothing will be different from what we have here.


There'll be no TV or radio but I fancy we won't want it anyway and it's just tough if we do!  The social things you like to do here will have their equivalent 'over there'.  You won't need to speak if you don't want to because telepathic communication is the norm but you'll still feel that you can speak if you choose to.

They're just a few to be going on with....

mac

RavenMoon wrote:

mac wrote:Your final question, Joanie, which no-one has addressed was "Can you list some of the items and actions we will be able to perform once physical death has occurred?"  That could be a long list... 



Getting about is something that (we hear) doesn't need our physical abilities or vehicles - but we may walk if we choose. 



Eating/drinking isn't necessary but can be done provided we know how to create the food we desire.  You won't need to shop and cook - there won't be any shops anyway!


Washing, ironing, cleaning etc won't be necessary because stuff won't get dirty as it does here and our clothing will be different from what we have here.


There'll be no TV or radio but I fancy we won't want it anyway and it's just tough if we do!  The social things you like to do here will have their equivalent 'over there'.  You won't need to speak if you don't want to because telepathic communication is the norm but you'll still feel that you can speak if you choose to.

They're just a few to be going on with....

mac

Thank you for your reply MAC......... Joanie Obviously forgot her question she asked....  
I have read a book By Alan Valiant... wonderful book - and certainly gives a great view of the afterlife.. I dont Judge many books as  readable or worth a glance.. but his books are brilliant - Just wish I could find someone else to chat to that has read them ....

mac wrote:

RavenMoon wrote:Thank you for your reply MAC......... Joanie Obviously forgot her question she asked....  
I have read a book By Alan Valiant... wonderful book - and certainly gives a great view of the afterlife.. I dont Judge many books as  readable or worth a glance.. but his books are brilliant - Just wish I could find someone else to chat to that has read them ....

I wish I could have helped you concerning Alan Valiant's book but although I know him as an author I haven't read his books.  It's years since I bought any books because once I reached a certain point in my understanding I didn't feel I wanted to keep going over the same ground.

kardecian wrote:When I pass over, I'd like to see my two grandmothers first.  For some reason, I've never been able to contact them (that I'm aware of) through my own efforts, nor through a medium. 
I think that meeting up with those who passed before will be wonderful.
I don't have desire to read on the other side, nor to create. 
I think I'd want to wander and explore: sit by a lake in the brilliant twilight, with a warm breeze blowing through the trees; and just listen to the rustling of the leaves; or listen to nothing at all. 
I'd also wait for others I love to pass over, so I could be sure to greet them. 
I've been taught that God gives us the desires of our hearts.
So, if this is my heart's desire, it'll probably be so.
Whatever your heart's desire is, Joan. You'll be awarded that.

RavenMoon wrote:

mac wrote:

RavenMoon wrote:Thank you for your reply MAC......... Joanie Obviously forgot her question she asked....  
I have read a book By Alan Valiant... wonderful book - and certainly gives a great view of the afterlife.. I dont Judge many books as  readable or worth a glance.. but his books are brilliant - Just wish I could find someone else to chat to that has read them ....

I wish I could have helped you concerning Alan Valiant's book but although I know him as an author I haven't read his books.  It's years since I bought any books because once I reached a certain point in my understanding I didn't feel I wanted to keep going over the same ground.

I found his Collective book ( Kindle) Very interesting and gives the reader food for thought - His conversations with Jesus very thought provoking as with chapters on Karma and how our next lives are based on what we sow - we shall reap in the next life.. - Sorry to  gush and flush about this Book(s) but I think I have spoilt myself cos I just dont think I will find anything now as good or interesting as them lol lol ..

SpiritVoices wrote:No.I don't know the true layout or description of the world we hope to move to after physical death.

But we are told it is very much like our earth.   Seas,skies,beaches,green grass,sun shining but we do not need to speak with a tonque.     We can read other's thoughts.
We do not need food.    We can do so much with our thoughts.    

Can you list some of the items and actions we will be able to perform once physical death has occurred ?

Joanie

SpiritVoices wrote:No.I don't know the true layout or description of the world we hope to move to after physical death.

But we are told it is very much like our earth.   Seas,skies,beaches,green grass,sun shining but we do not need to speak with a tonque.     We can read other's thoughts.
We do not need food.    We can do so much with our thoughts.    

Can you list some of the items and actions we will be able to perform once physical death has occurred ?

Joanie

angelroses wrote:

RavenMoon wrote:

mac wrote:

RavenMoon wrote:Thank you for your reply MAC......... Joanie Obviously forgot her question she asked....  
I have read a book By Alan Valiant... wonderful book - and certainly gives a great view of the afterlife.. I dont Judge many books as  readable or worth a glance.. but his books are brilliant - Just wish I could find someone else to chat to that has read them ....

I wish I could have helped you concerning Alan Valiant's book but although I know him as an author I haven't read his books.  It's years since I bought any books because once I reached a certain point in my understanding I didn't feel I wanted to keep going over the same ground.

I found his Collective book ( Kindle) Very interesting and gives the reader food for thought - His conversations with Jesus very thought provoking as with chapters on Karma and how our next lives are based on what we sow - we shall reap in the next life.. - Sorry to  gush and flush about this Book(s) but I think I have spoilt myself cos I just dont think I will find anything now as good or interesting as them lol lol ..

i ravenmoon
not been on this site for a while....came on tonight and read your posts on alan valiant....i have his books on my kindle....but like you had no one to chat to about them...and did message alan on fb...but he didnt say much at the time....at the moment some of his books are free on amazon..if you would like a chat about his books..id be happy to talk to you..
angelroses..