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Leave Everything Clear and Transparent When you Die! - (1840)

Lessons this Week – the Art of Dying

I have learnt quite a bit this week with the issues my family has been passing through. So here are the lessons.

You know what? There is an art to dying, that is an art to die both physically and psychologically. That art consists in making our death whether it be physical or psychological a beautiful one, a harmonious one and a happy one.

There are some people that know this art quite well and there are others that are yet to learn it.

In perfecting this art there are many things that can be done within and without.


Heart and Mind Like Crystal

When it is time to die physically the best thing for ourselves and others is to be like crystal. That is, be clear and transparent within and without.

For those Left Behind

Leaving one’s affairs hanging is not at all a good policy for those who are left behind.

If our estate and affairs are left all clearly organised and distributed, all the better. This makes the circumstances and events that follow our death harmonious and smooth.

If one is transparent in organising one’s affairs and estate, one avoids the problems of unfairness.

Unfairness is always the culprit behind family rifts, grudges, resentments and conflict. It is always the way, unfairness is what hurts and creates all the problems.

Sometimes things are unfair but the impact on others of these things being unfair is reduced when there is transparency.

To leave your affairs and estate all clearly assigned and done so in a transparent manner is an immense favour to those whom survive you!

If we want to keep our family together after our death do the above! Make your affairs clearly organised and the logic why they are organised that way transparent.

Doing this = no problems!

For Ourselves

In a way the same applies: heart and mind as clear and radiant as crystal shining in the sun.

Clear Mind

If we are clear in ourselves in relation to our debts we can be at peace. If we know what we have left in the way of debts we shine. We are prepared for our next life.

If we know how much of the ego we have left we are also clear in our mind. If we are awakened, that is the light predominates in our mind we are clear. If we know what happens after death, if we know we are the consciousness we are clear in our mind and our mind shines.

Clear Heart

If we have cleared the debts we had with others our heart is transparent and we are at peace. There is little karma and then there is little to worry us. What worries us is the unknown karma. The clearer we are about our karma the less we fear or worry.

If we have no regrets, no resentments, no hatred our heart is like crystal.

A Fearless Death

A fearless and a death with less worry is when we are in the knowledge that we have paid a lot of karma and we have done our best to pay it.

Suffering

Master Samael said we have to know how to suffer. To make a lot of drama, exaggerate, scream and cry is not really the way. The pain maybe intense and so one has to know how to cry. Hysteria and drama is a sign that one does not know how to suffer as yet.

Death Bed

The death bed is a moment for profound life lessons to be apprehended! It is the moment where the eternal is opening and the consciousness is naturally realising all that it has lived through in this life and the synthesis of one’s life appears and in the synthesis, are the lessons that were learnt or should have been learnt. The regrets are those lessons that were not learnt and the gratitude are things that were learnt.


If we can be there for a moment to hear some of these profound lessons from life, we maybe blessed.

End (1840).

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