How is it possible to have no more death in the world? Change the way you look at death.

Remember, we're not trying to change the things we see, only to change the way we look at things. And most of us believe in life after death. Good! That's called a moral center.

In other words, when you believe that you will be required at some point to answer truthfully for your actions, it tends to make you keep in close contact with your conscience. Conscience is that little voice telling you the difference between right and wrong. And as long as the voice is your own, you're on the right track. It's when we let other voices crowd out our own that we find ourselves in trouble. But I digress, let's get back to the no more death concept.

I believe that we all ascend to a higher spiritual plane when we leave our earthly bodies. It's at that point that "God sorts 'em out," so to speak.

And what happens next? If you, as a spiritual being, learned what you needed to learn while you were on Earth, you pass on to the next "grade" just like school. You graduate.

If you didn't learn what you needed to learn while you were on Earth, for whatever reason, you get a "do over," just like school. You get to repeat the grade again. The only caveat is that you have to start all over again. You don't get to carry over anything you DID learn. Bummer.

But you still don't die and get thrown into a lake of fire! That's not the God I know and love.

So, what we call death is really a rebirth, an ascension to the "sorting-out place." There is no need to fear. Fear is the strongest human emotion AFTER Love. Love trumps fear every time

 So when we look at ascension as a positive move, there is no need to fear it. I like the way the funerals are done in New Orleans. A big party is thrown with a parade, singing, laughing, and merry revelry. THAT'S what I'm talking about!

Love the ascension....but don't fear death.

And that is how you can remove death from your world and get a big headstart on the road to creating your own Heaven on Earth.

Yours in Truth,
Brenda

(notice that I didn't say anything about pain and suffering. Those are completely separate issues that will be addressed at a later date)