When Someone Dies Take a Good Few Steps Back If You Can

When Someone Dies Take a Good Few Steps Back If You Can - (3529)

This bit of information sits in the esoteric sphere of things. It certainly may be something that you can not apply, especially if you are a paramedic or doctor, it just may be too difficult and even be a cause for major drama.

I was told by m.m.m an esoteric bit of information which goes like this: "at the time of physical death the egos of the dying person can become crazy seeing that they are going to lose their means of expression through the physical body and so they look in desperation for another host so to speak, and that is usually those people who are close by."

Meaning some egos of the dying person can jump into the body of those in the vicinity and perhaps stay there a while.

Some questions are: How long do they stay for? Can they be dissolved? If they can be dissolved, where does the freed essence go?

After thinking about these questions, it makes sense that these egos would leave, they would have to. Though before they leave they being egos, could be bothersome to the person who received them.

Nature would take care of them and would make them to leave. It is not lawful that they stay.

Also we would not be able to dissolve them. That's not our job or our work. That pertains to the other essence who created them in the first place. We could observe them and struggle against them and expel them but not dissolve them.

End (3529).

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