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Death vs Religion

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

But who will be the referee?

I typed a title I liked and now I have to try to compose a post that fits it. I don’t know of any UFC fighters with the names of either death or religion so it isn’t about an upcoming match. I suppose that a little league team sponsored by an undertaker might be pitted against a church squad but I won’t be writing about that either. Death vs Religion could also be the choices given to a victim of the Spanish Inquisition: ‘convert to the church or be killed’. But those days are gone and I’m not interested in rehashing the supposedly ‘holy’ excesses of the past. So what is left?

The Akashic Records are The Truth

I would like to launch into a tirade about how some religion has largely let people down in the main task of preparing them for the onset of death, but that would be DeathPro vs Religion.

The various religions each have their core beliefs and all of these seem to differ, sometimes the differences are as night and day. Christians believe in heaven and hell, whereas Buddhists expect to be reincarnated. Yet when it comes to the end of a person’s life, death always wins. And then all of religion’s bets are off because there isn’t a big cosmic shaker that filters souls into bins of the appropriate sect. Each spirit progresses into the one true ‘religion’ of eternity.

And what is that one true religion? It is just simply faith, love and truth. I have an analogy for what I think of most religions. Each fast food restaurant has their own version of burgers. All tout theirs as being superlative but when the burgers are eaten, they just turn into digesting mush in a belly because that’s what they need to be for the body to absorb the nutrients.

One church may be richer and another might have a nicer sounding choir. The pews at one might be padded, while another might have a higher steeple, but at the end of a life, even a pope can’t take his jeweled miter and satin vestments with him. There is just comfortable death waiting to take a soul back, as naked as it came.

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Death Pro’s Bucket List

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

Today is Sunday and as usual, I’m not in church.  Fall is coming and the leaves are dying.  So I’ve decided to post my Bucket List of things I want to do before my next death.

1.  I want to live until I die.  I feel sorry for people who are already dead while they are still alive. (Maybe I’ll post my full thoughts on this later on.)

2.  I want to be wealthy enough to live the way I want to without financial worries.  I’m going about this in a way that I know will work – I’m manifesting for it.  Mind Real could help you manifest too – or – a friend has made a very cool page for Manifesting Money.

3.  I want to help more people to Astral Project and to enjoy their spiritual capabilities better.

4.  I want to enjoy exploring more of the ethereal realm.  I tell of my astral adventures in my sub-site http://astralproject.deathpro.com

getimg5.  I want to meet a new sweetheart and/or make up with my old girlfriend. (Chuckle – She reads all my posts and I will for certain hear about the ‘and/or‘ bit).

7.  Mostly I just want to help people get over their misconceptions about death and afterlife.  I firmly believe that we will live in a much nicer world when more folk can accept that they are spirits living in physical bodies and not just physical body/mind units that have may or may not some spirit thing attached to it.   Death Coaching.

8.  Oh, and I want to sail the seven Internet seas being a pirate.  LOL  (That one was just a sneaky segue into the banner for CLICKBANK PIRATE. Highly Recommended).

I’ll likely add to this post later too.

Death Coaching

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

There are many life coaches but I don’t suppose there are many death coaches. The death coaching I do is not quite palliative care. I prepare people for impending death by giving them knowledge of what awaits them. My death coaching is especially good for people who do not have strong religious beliefs to support them as they prepare for death.

Are you, or is someone close to you facing death? I’ve been dead once and I have a vivid recollection of what I found in death. Further to this, I have logical theories that show why even the most devout atheist can believe in a vibrant and purposeful afterlife. There really is nothing to fear about death and I can actually help people to embrace death. Can you envision anyone better suited for death coaching than one who is jealous of people who are dying because they will be dying before me?

My fee for death coaching is $450 per hour. That is triple the industry standard for a life coach but anyone living can be a life coach: I had to die to gain my qualifications as a death coach.