Are you experiencing the fear of death and dying? Is it your death? Is it the death of a loved-one? The fear of death is common in our society. The fear of death is a common fear for most of us. It’s not for me, and it wasn’t for Darlyne. And, we’d like it not to be for you. I speak of Darlyne in the present-tense, because although she’s no longer in a physical body, she’s very much alive; more-so than ever. And I have proof. You can read about it in our book, and see the photos too.

Dying is something we just don’t like thinking about, much less talking about. My late wife, Darlyne, and I wrote a book on just that subject about ten years ago, with the express intent of taking the fear of death out of the process. It is a book written with love and compassion and strength and understanding. Darlyne was a fearless leader, and her wish was to show the way for others on the journey we are all on from the moment of our birth. We wrote it during the last year of her life.

The fact is, “death” is an illusion. No one ever dies!  I created this blog with the express intent of letting people know about our book. As the Entity Emmanuel has said, “Death is perfectly safe. If you could but see death, you would rush to it with open arms.” We want you to know that, as we do. Darlyne and I would love you to read our book. All of those who have in the past have received great peace and courage from it’s pages. As a dear friend of mine said after reading it, “Thank you! Your book has healed my pain.” She had just buried her baby brother.  Follow THIS LINK  and discover it for yourself. I know you’ll be glad you did.

With Love and Light . . .

I love to go skinny-dipping, I think everyone does. There’s no freer feeling. I used to go skinny-dipping with my friends years ago. We’d all get naked together and lie in the sun and swim in the warm water. It was relaxing, It was fun. It was intimate. It was vulnerable. It was free. It was joyous. It was honest. It was pure.

I remember going to the beach, spreading my towel on the sand, taking off all of my clothes and leaving them there and diving into the warm clear water. I was naked and free and weightless and happy, without a care about anything. I wore nothing and the water caressed my body with a soothing intimate warmth.The feeling of the warm water on my body was so sensual. I was no longer hindered by clothing. Clothing was no longer dragging me down or pinching my skin. Eventually though, we all had to come back ashore and get dressed again and cover up our beautiful nakedness.

I know that that’s what “death” is. When we “die,” we take off all of our clothes (our bodies) and we dive into Eternity. We swim away and look back at the beach with our bodies (our clothes) lying there.  We realize,  “Oh. That’s my body over there. It’s not me! I’m me, right here. I’m not that pile of clothes back on the beach.” And we swim away. We’ve shed our” clothes” and we are no longer burdened with pain or fatigue or worry or limitation or hunger of any kind.

What a relief! We are immortal spiritual beings and we always have been, but most of our time and energy during our incarnation here on earth was spent taking care of that “pile of clothes” back on the beach. Is that a freeing feeling, or what? And just think; we never have to get dressed again, until and unless of course we decide to reincarnate. We probably will, because we are living in Eternity, and there’s so much to explore and so many things to do and so much “time” in which to do it.

With Love and Light . . .