We are in the midst of a huge transmutation, transition, and transfiguration right now, and this is working on many layers, and not just one.

So many Lightworkers are already functioning in the 5D, and some even higher. We have pulled this through, and we are pulling it through.

Some of us have been called years ago, and some recently and some are just awaken. It does not matter, when or where, what matters is that we hold the 5th dimensional frequency steady in our bodies and fields.

I was reminded of this last week, when I suddenly had to do with someone who was near hysterical because of impending second death in their family, within a few months. Of course I heart opened but somehow this reflected so much of how most of humanity deals with death and dying. The end is always just a beginning.

To me death just means shedding the physical vessel, as the soul lives on and simply resumes it original soul form and then continues life elsewhere.

Every soul on earth originates from other galaxies, constellations and star systems, and your soul is eternally connected to it. Even your soul's signature tune, is always tuned into this original home of your soul and your sacred geometrical symbols, even your soul colors!

Live never leaves a vacuum. When one soul leaves this planet, other souls will immediately step in, or even pets, or whatever, to fill the vacuum, and this can be one soul, or many souls, or even those in the invisible realms. We are never left alone.

I have always been involved deeply in the church for many years and did Sunday School classes as well and everything else, as I was Librarian and thus much involved in community services all my life.

We had a Pastor from Germany whose ministry used to be working in hospitals and he said something to me, I will never forget: "You need to take leave of your loved ones, before they lie on their death bed. For that is when so many cling on because of unfinished business, rather than doing this before this happens."

Then he asked me to speak to children about death. I was quite taken aback, but then he said something else: "In these modern times, people do not prepare their children for death, and they see on TV or the movies that the 'bad' guys die, so when a pet and parent or grandparent dies, they do not know how to handle it."

Well I did, and I had the most amazing experiences that day. I had a boy, called Karl in my class, who was a classic example of the hyperactive boy, and I always let him run around, for I know there is nothing wrong with these children, especially boys, they just have too much energy and should really be out in nature and running around, getting dirty and being happy. So that day, the other children were listening as I talked about death not being the end and elaborated that it is something which happens to everybody, including children.

When they had all left Karl came and sat next to me, and this boy and I had the most amazing conversation about death, and the life thereafter that I have ever had in my life. He was telling me things that truly touched my heart and soul, and I am grateful for this child, who taught me so much!

In truth there is no death - merely a shedding of an earthly vessel as the soul lives on ad infinitum!

Perhaps, in moments when catastrophe strikes, we are most reminded of our own mortality. It is mostly because we cling onto things, onto people, onto whatever. What we fear most, is our own mortality. Yet, what in truth is there to fear?

I remember when one of my most active Library members, who loved making quilts and who had started a whole quilting group, and lived on a farm, had just moved into her dream house, which her husband had finally built for them. They were on holiday at the coast when they got the message that their new house had been gutted, during a fire. There was nothing left of the house, nor anything in it, for gas bottles had exploded as well.

One day I met her in town and I asked her how she was doing. She had a big smile on her face and this is what she said: "When it all happened, I was devastated, but also relieved! I know it sounds funny, but I realized that all that stuff was weighing me down, holding me in some form or way, even the family heirlooms. Yet, you know the way people rallied around us, the way we were helped by others and the love they showed, even complete strangers, was worth more than anything we lost during that fire. But what was most touching, was that all the ladies in my quilting group rallied together, and gathered in files all my quilting patterns, and everyone gathered scraps of material together, and indeed I got them all back again, plus more! To me that is more than I can be thankful for! Just to be alive is a gift, but if I had to leave this body tomorrow, it will be with no regret. Just with gratitude and love."

It is times like these that our whole value systems shift. What we believed we cannot do without, suddenly loses its meaning, and what we always felt was the be-all of our existence, now evaporates in the mists.

We start to realize that the true meaning of life, is there within us, and our Divine connectedness with all of life, and all life forms, and the whole Universe.

And what makes life worthwhile, are indeed those precious moments of oneness, of unity, of shared laughter, and shared tears, and more than this, those moments of gnosis, when we can truly see.

It is there in the eyes of a beloved pet.

It is there in the faces of the people going by, and in the eyes of those whom we love, even the smile of complete stranger.

Those moments of interconnectedness.

Moments of joy.

Yet, more than this Love, in its purest form, all-embracing love for all sentient beings, and all of life itself, immortal.

I was just this morning, thanking the Divine for this life, for all that is now unfolding, for the deep unknown, yet, known.

For being able to breathe, and for being able to bless the earth, the waters, the air, the fires, and all within her, and upon and around her.

How very blessed we are!

And more than this, that hearts are opening worldwide, and that in truth, we are one single family.

One Heart.

One soul.

One Being.

"Death is a great teacher. But so is life. To deny ourself any aspect of it, is to deny life itself! " Dr. Leo Buscaglia

Judith Kusel

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