The Risen
Dialogues of Love, Grief, & Survival Beyond Death — 21st Century Reports from the Afterlife through Contemplative, Intuitive, & Physical Mediumship.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
A Sea of . . .

From this, it might be a little easier to understand those experiences reported by others who have had communications with those in spirit -- where their Risen loved ones often seem uncaring or even cold about our upsets and mishaps, even the major ones. A Risen One's focus is always in the eternal present, and from a place of existence that has no physical illness, and all emotional and mental worries (should they ever arise) are instantly washed away by the tide of their eternal presence of divine self-awareness. They are not experiencing their lives in terms of loss, as we so often do, but as a never-ending abundance of positivity. It's not that they don't care, but they can see so much more than we can, that our trials and tribulations are infinitesimal compared to where they are and we will eventually be. Our focus would be better aimed on the infinite cosmic ocean toward which we are sailing, rather than the little raft on which we often feel so abandoned.
Even if it is on a sea of snot.
Even if it is on a sea of snot.
The French Revelation Blog Unveiled

N. Riley Heagerty, esteemed author of The French Revelation, an important book about the great direct voice medium, Emily French, is in the process unveiling his blog (spirit-like pun sort of intended.)
For those interested in acquiring an inexpensive copy of his rather rare book, you can get a signed copy directly from him. See his blog for directions.