Death is a transmutation of
our awareness; the release
from expressing our life
force in a body to living
fully as beings of pure
energy.

Energy never dies..
.
 A kick on the side








When I believe My wife Sue died, her eyes
opened wide, rolled back and then peered
right through me. Her soul had left her body.
As her body wore down she was moved to a
comfort room.

The doctor told us she may not make it
through the night. Later the kids and I left the
room and went outside.

While we were outside hugging and crying, I
got a sharp pain in my back (My wife had
severe back pain for  three months prior). I
told my kids that it was the seventh sense
and that we need to go back to Sue. I then
told her to be with God and to let it go.  She
died three minutes later.

My wife believed in God and that God is Love.
We regularly attended church but she also
meditated often. Her mom is Buddhist and
according to Buddhism her soul could be
earth bound for seven days. But according
to the high Buddhist monk she went straight
to the highest heaven. We had a Buddhist
funeral. I wanted to honor my mother-in-law
who has helped us for three years during my
wife's battle with non-smoking lung cancer.

During the next seven days I had visions of
soaring above the clouds. But I didn't see
angels or pearly gates. In the seventh day it
snowed a lot  (unusual for Seattle at this time)

At the temple I gave thanks to God for
our Love. Later, my wife's favorite
foods had been blessed and offered to
the monks. During the final chants (I
don't know what was said as I don't
understand Thai). A sensation
overtook my body. There was a
numbness throughout my body. I felt
I was glowing and I began to rise out
of my body. I felt I was sending my
Love to my wife or she was pouring
the Love to me from heaven. What I
felt was pure Love, peace and joy. I
feel strongly it was the Love that my
wife and I shared while we were one
on earth. I now long for when we are
one in heaven.

When we went home it was snowing
and there was a lone seagull soaring
above our house. Every time the snow
stopped I played Sues favorite songs
such as Whitney Houston's 'I will
always Love You'. The snow would
start again. It later turned to snow
that looked like pearls or beads. The
Sun also came out and we had a Snow
Rainbow.

We again saw the lone seagull the next
day above the house (unusual for
here). I believe that seagulls mate for
life.

Where did the vow 'Till Death Do Us
Part' come from anyway?

                                 
   Charlie