Issue 1981-27:

“52% In: Which Death Is Best: Fast Or Slow? More On Edgar Cayce“

To Read This Issue:

• 56% In: Slow Death Can Occur To The Aware As Well As The Unaware: Most Ent
• 64% In: Doctors Say Hell Exists: More On Life After Death
• 90% In: Hell Awaits All Suicides
• 99% In: Life After Death: Part One Cosmic Awareness On Death And Dying
• 99% In: On Death And Dying
• Page 1: Death and Dying (On) – after death experience
• Page 1: Fear – most fears (90%) related to death
• Page 6: Fast or Slow – - which death is best?
• Page 7: Slow Death – it can occur to the Aware as well as the Unaware
• Page 11: Suicides (Hell awaits all?)

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 4% in: “i i il n ma l.i m ? d yi ng l The After Death Exparience l Paul Slmclulny interpreter Jl SM ll? .EXW MIHN H55 r Tliis Awarene”
• 7% in: “ities often become quite 1 ear ul after death, and tlwemotions und insecurity md the sucking a1 t r further suuurily and uscz”
• 7% in: “si infiicraitestliat also utilities who pass over duriiig times ul i ! i.1 l! l 0 Iiustility and rage may find tliumselvoi mary a”
• 8% in: “ating mum, haiving undergone the lieasr death oxpexrienmrc, tlirrali Iii thu LL n 1el md inin the iigliis and su forth, as ii”
• 9% in: “entities who go i.i i f li il the neanr death cxpuriuncve arid rvsumc their lives , Llmt they iiawe my special lieeiiing mwcr”
• 14% in: “ver belonged to any church , was on his death had and his friends were pushing him tofmake pence with his God , he cunimenter”
• 15% in: “tity is more inuliiurd at the moment of death to accept such 3 . Y . . , .. . r ill5 Iil rICi.iliI1 than ii Lire elitiiy had “
• 18% in: “e, wherein rm entity aipprozielies this death experieirue md realizes that the play in over and the piper must Ire paid, the “
• 44% in: “elates back to the question en the near death experience. 1t s a question about these entities waiting For death. This is pro”
• 44% in: “estion about these entities waiting For death. This is prompted by an experience Vicki and I had last fall when we travelled “
• 45% in: “ntities who are in sueh places awaiting death is this the working out ef karma or 501116 tiling, waiting to get realizations “
• 46% in: ” so they wilt he able to experience the death experience to their best benefit, or is this what most entities can expect when”
• 46% in: “cntes that this action wherein entities pass over very slowly rather than suddenly, is that which may be described host as the mo”
• 47% in: “tes that part of the entity has already passed over and is dwelling on the other side. Part of the entity still remains on this sid”
• 47% in: “on is, the more ol the entity which has passed over, the less that remains and that which remains is generally the roost early port”
• 47% in: “inner Plane, preparing for the complete passing over. This Awareness ll llCillv S that wherein an entity reaches a sudden death, or “
• 48% in: “that wherein an entity reaches a sudden death, or a passing over, this does not necessarily happen. This Awareness indicates “
• 48% in: ” an entity reaches a sudden death, or a passing over, this does not necessarily happen. This Awareness indicates that the passing ov”
• 48% in: “ppen. This Awareness indicates that the passing over in this manner, actually begins as soon as the entity hegings to conceive of so”
• 48% in: “he entity may have is desperate fear of death and may cling strongly to materialism and may not wish to think oi death or of “
• 48% in: “aterialism and may not wish to think oi death or of any afterlife or of anything which cannot be proved by the senses. This A”
• 53% in: “ecessary for growth und Iruitinn. WHICH DEATH IS BEST FAST UH SLOW? iltlnre on linger Eavcel QU l S l l JN in the discussion “
• 53% in: “s in rest homes, and their slow form of passing over, the question came to mind ol what it was in the makeup of a person who dies sl”
• 55% in: “cases, not even realising that one luis passed over. The entity may feel completely disoriented, confused, and unable to adapt to t”
• 55% in: “, particularly wherein there are masses passing over at the same tin1e, often there are not sufficient guides to assist these entiti”
• 56% in: ” make a great dil l erenee how entities pass over in terms n their ahility tn adjust. it an entity passes everaurlclenly, and exp”
• 57% in: “es who take the slow, naintitl route nt passing over are these generally entities who have little or ne understarnling or lieliel in”
• 59% in: “atea thal in some eases tl.1t1ES have a death wish and desire tn move quickly into other dimensions. or may have a death wish not “
• 59% in: “ly into other dimensions. or may have a death wish not quite se strung, anrl may take greater tirne this l .lt3 . t! it lll f1 in “
• 60% in: ” instances the as more likened ante the death et a giartieular culture rather than a fleath ol inrliy iduals. and the indivit”
• 60% in: “imply yietirniaaerl under that cultural death. This Awareness inriirates that these experiences nsaally find a balancing er j”
• 66% in: “iolo lwll. Und womzm who nl Lf m 1!.oml suicide reporter going clown this lurk hole, roland amd round. ILWHS all ruci md hal. u”
• 85% in: “enls heinp, brought hack from the alter death experience as going down thc tunnel, shooting down a tunnel. Awareness has indi”
• 88% in: “fore, when entities leave their body in death, they lnuve atrtomatically toward that which is o their own vihratory tate. Thi”
• 89% in: ” themselves and others. HELL AWAITS ALL SUICIDES This Awareness indicates also that entities who conuuil. suicide, whether direc”
• 89% in: “dicates also that entities who conuuil. suicide, whether directly, indirectly, voluntarily, or involun Lnrily, through mishap o”
• 90% in: “g illness or sudden decisions to commit suicide, that this does not relieve the entity from the vihrations which the entitjv fe”
• 90% in: “titjv feels, and those vibrations after death will simply draw the entity into those same energies for further work that the “
• 98% in: “intorinatlon on hell in relation to the suicide, please refer to No. T9 28 S1iiclLle 4,0t l. For more lnterinution on astral en”
• 98% in: “sl1ells 3.lJll. For more information on death and dying, please refer to No. FB 47 All shout dying tr working with the termin”
• 99% in: “.ll0 from C.A.C. The following books on death and dying are aveilsbln from C.A.C. Some not listed in our book catalog, but we”
• 99% in: ” Life After Life, by ELA. M o ody, 2.00 Death time Final Stage of Growth , by Elisabeth Kubler Ross 2.95. On Death and Dying,”
• 99% in: “wth , by Elisabeth Kubler Ross 2.95. On Death and Dying, by Elisabeth I tubler Ross 2.45. To Live Until We Say Good Bye, by E”

Issue 1990-13:

“19% In: Should You Feel Responsible For The Suicide?”

To Read This Issue:

• 24% In: The Rising Rate Of Suicide Among The Elderly
• 6% In: Why Suicides?
• Page 1: Depression and Suicide – a growing problem and what to do about it
• Page 5: Rising rate of depression and suicide among the elderly
• Page 6: Declining quality of life prompts suicides of elderly
• Page 16: Recloned themselves to death (How aliens have)

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 3% in: “hat it is in this age bracket that most suicides occur. It also can he a problem for elderly people, especially those who have h”
• 4% in: “r moods. l IN Ti us issue Denralslon 81 Suicide Among0ur Youth and EldarIv…F a u 2 9 lllow ld Deal with ll, lww 10 uudurlluii”
• 4% in: “nvolvuo Whun Parent Co nml Su1c1d 6 Why Suicide In Frevnleni Afnong ihn Elderly 5 What Elderly Paoplo can do In Llmu el Suicide”
• 4% in: “5 What Elderly Paoplo can do In Llmu el Suicide 7 l Writing an Au1obingmpf yl l hn Value of onn Ancustrni Paul 8. i The Wah nl “
• 11% in: “ny young people, rather than committing suicide and feeling this is the end of your world, get out ainrl meet someone, particul”
• 14% in: “taining.0ne cannotget into the mood for suicide if one has a goal which they wish to attain and feel it is possible. It is only”
• 14% in: ” that you can even consider concepts of suicide, and ciepression basically caused by ai feeling of ir1alJ ility to cope with th”
• 17% in: “rtunity l or dwelling on the moment. of suicide, they will lil rely continue. It is when they feel deserted, there is nothing t”
• 18% in: ” places where they may receive help. li Suicide Does.Occur Do Pilot Feel Responsible This Awareness indicates ei final consider”
• 18% in: “tity should ultimately decide to commit suicide. To hold yourself responsible even il in part you are, is to create guilt. for “
• 18% in: “is Awareness indicates that ultimately, suicide is selihizilliiig, and though there can he many influences from. others that eo”
• 19% in: ” loses hope, the entity has a choice of suicide, or of simply waiting around. . An entity Can, for example, thinlc along such l”
• 19% in: “s stage, pretencling I have comin itted suicide, kill all of my concerns and worries about myself, and let my body hang around “
• 19% in: “utui e That way. I can have my cake, my suicide, and eat it too, in the futurel This Awareness indicates l hat in this manner, “
• 19% in: “ll those things that would drive you to suicide by pretending that they died, and youiean still go on Lo see if perhaps somethi”
• 20% in: “t which would lead you to depression or suicide today may be gone tomorrow, t and something else may arrive. This Awareness ind”
• 21% in: “f dist ress.Wl1at if they had committed suicide or given up?, and indulged in drugs or aleohol as an excuse to go no further? T”
• 22% in: “rces. THE PNSING RATE OF DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE AMONG THE ELDERLY CAN ONE oe r AWAY wire eAT oNA suicioen . lJ cs s 1oN It so h”
• 22% in: “t how more elderly an e i esoi 1.ing to suicide, and l f.l like to read a little of this lie . ersing a liall eentury trend, th”
• 22% in: “lie . ersing a liall eentury trend, the suicide rate among elderly .Americans steadily increased in the Willis, accordiiig to g”
• 23% in: “sli, who with Dr. Nancy J. Osgood wrote Suicide and the i lo?er !y, says that the increase in suicides among the elderly sugges”
• 23% in: “e i lo?er !y, says that the increase in suicides among the elderly suggests that medical tech nology may have ereated physically”
• 23% in: “luence is there s been an attitude that suicide is an accept able solution to life? i problems, especially those of the elderly”
• 23% in: ” that the family feels that in some way suicide might be justi1 iable, mainly he reuse they re using up what they think is thei”
• 24% in: “cceptance of the concept, of a rational suicide hy which older people calmly examine their lives and examine wliether they are “
• 24% in: “question might. be ssl ed in regarii to suicide and in regard to the taking of a iife I1ow 1r1i.ieh of the life has been 1 zike”
• 25% in: “iiiien emxourage the parent. to com mil suicide. Often the 1e iiLmlst aneein favor of rati o na1 suicide ia z m l.u ii1y collus”
• 26% in: “e 1e iiLmlst aneein favor of rati o na1 suicide ia z m l.u ii1y collusion, lien suse F1 DHTGHE is 1 rtily rear Eiing out l 0 th”
• 26% in: “editor of the haindbook furthe study of suicide. The mniieept of rationzil suicide thus creates an 0 Je i. atior1 of suicide. V”
• 26% in: “y of suicide. The mniieept of rationzil suicide thus creates an 0 Je i. atior1 of suicide. Vai like Lo ask Is there any karma i”
• 26% in: “icide thus creates an 0 Je i. atior1 of suicide. Vai like Lo ask Is there any karma involved for the children of tliese peepie,”
• 27% in: “st et the peopie. This is a decision of suicide, in beiialf of others, Lo save others. Hes this entity acquired negative karma?”
• 27% in: “nade, who benefitted from this entity s suicide, have these entities acquired negative karma? This Awzirenesii indicates thai. “
• 28% in: “icle izmidudes with si study of eideriy suicide by the American AS O ilIi i l1JiUii of Retired E ersons, wiiieh notieer Lhal el”
• 29% in: “verage. The ratio of male i.o l e1 na e suicides in the 653 Lo 69 brawket ranges 4 io 1, bu 1, gradual! y inr reaises to 12 Lo I”
• 29% in: ” hui, more older people are comniitting suicide, not out ol ciepreimioii, but because they just dorft want to go on living, Mer”
• 30% in: “thers. For this reason some will commit suicide. This Awareness indicates th at it may he out of respect for others, but too of”
• 30% in: ” it any more, then l ll control my ow n death! That this is s way. olT controll ing their own lives and not givingrup control”
• 30% in: ” control, and these entities may commit suicide for such reasons. There are certain degrees of karma involved in th is and depe”
• 30% in: “depending on the motivation, the act oi suicide may carry different degrees of karma, depending on the motivation even if the e”
• 30% in: “y different karmic repercussions forthe suicide. . If on does it out of self pride, this surely does not carry the same karma a”
• 43% in: “iow to Deal with Grief When a Loved One Passes Over 5.00 from C .A.C. 1 W sn 1 m1 THE WEE OF CONSPIRACY C THE ALIEN PH ESENCE l… “
• 81% in: “How Aliens Have Recioued Tliemselues to Death . This Awareness indicates that at present their cloning process has been carri”
• 84% in: ” become a compulsion worthy of life and death struggles. To these entities, it is simply a phenomenon which they notice, and “
• 92% in: “ntlllll l 1t rll 1l u l lrl l lrlrilla. Suicide? llirl rll illll . 1i ! lll I ? l P l l l url Lilil llnl ia ti .tl . rt lf !1 t”

Issue 1997-15:

“13% In: There Is A Way To Resolve Things Even After The Death“

To Read This Issue:

• 20% In: The Child Sees Death As A Television Story
• 29% In: The Lost Art Of Dying-The Fear Of Death
• 30% In: How Those In The Orient View Death
• 34% In: Any New Information On Life After Death?
• 42% In: The Entity Who Expects Everything Ceases At Death
• 54% In: At The Passing Over There Are Many Paths

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 1% in: “ture or that of a loved one The Bizarre Death of Jon Benet Ramsey COD5ff1gI11 IPS? by Cosmic Nrnlmness Cum 1un cal ons L lisa”
• 2% in: “nique generation for which the sight of death and the experience of dealing with it have become alien even to the elderly. As”
• 2% in: “t a children s hospital, remarks sadly, Death has Eeiome a foreign country where we don t know how to 6 ave. QUESTION Gone ar”
• 2% in: “TION Gone are the days when the face of death was a familiar, domestic presence. A century ago, only 5 percent of the populat”
• 3% in: “erniined to shield their chilclren from death that they will not even allow them to attend Grandma s funeral. Fewer than half”
• 3% in: “times, those two mighty taboos, sex and death, have changed places. People now shriek about sex from rooftops, and it is from”
• 3% in: “about sex from rooftops, and it is from death that we seek to distance ourselves. Indeed, we flee from any inlimalion of mort”
• 3% in: “ouses whether they want to be buried or cremated. Only one person in three has made a will. The more we have sought to keep deat”
• 3% in: “a will. The more we have sought to keep death at arm s length, the more perfunc to1 y its rituals have become. In 1945, only “
• 3% in: “, only 9 percent of those who died were cremated. Now 75 percent are, often without any church ceremony. Seven times out of IU, “
• 4% in: “arden of remembrance. As the rituals of death have atrophied, so have the rituals of mourning. All too often the deceased are”
• 4% in: “Peter Ball. The changing clemography of death may go some way toward explaining our attitudes. Ln 1900, 143,000 British babie”
• 5% in: “ople under the age of 70. The fact that death has become the monopoly of the aged has totally changed our perception of it, s”
• 5% in: ” of people enjoy a normal span of life, death is sort of all right often seen as more of a blessing than a disaster, Yet the “
• 5% in: ” of a blessing than a disaster, Yet the death rituals of Iews and Moslems in Britain are not nearly so cursory. Iews, says Ra”
• 6% in: “ate you for it. Westerners seem to fear death as if it were a creature from Mars. But the real trouble with people in Britain”
• 6% in: ” don t believe in God, and so feel that death IS the end of everything. The evidence offered by those who work in hospitals a”
• 6% in: “hat perhaps B U percent of those facing death in Britain are normal Anglicans, with 10 percent committed Christians and the r”
• 7% in: “ore angry and frightened you will be at death. It sacldens ohn Baker, bishop of Salisbury, that as a soci ety we sweep death “
• 7% in: ” Salisbury, that as a soci ety we sweep death und er the carpet. We should think about death far more, he says, because it sh”
• 7% in: “nd er the carpet. We should think about death far more, he says, because it sharpens one s priorities as very few other stimu”
• 7% in: ” we re doing by pustling the thought of death away is robbing ourselves of its power to make our lives what they were meant t”
• 7% in: “Should We. as Aniericans, thiiilk about death far more than we do? COSMIC AWARENESS This Awareness indicates that the role of”
• 7% in: “is Awareness indicates that the role of death in one s life is a factor that does need to be considered. This Awareness indic”
• 8% in: “ure rom this plane. Be Prepared eo Your Death Won t Burden Loved Ones This Awareness suggests that it is almost impossible to”
• 8% in: “ne who is young, who ts not expected to pass over, such as might occur during an accident or unexpected illness. This Aware ness “
• 8% in: “tions and theburie of the entity or the cremation of t e entity, according to that which is the will or desire of the entity. Thi”
• 8% in: “tity. This Awareness indicates that the passing over as that which needs not be seen as a tragedy, but it can be seen and acknowledg”
• 9% in: “entities be tn to prepare, trier to the passing over, so that any re ationship that as not been settled or harrno nized or balanced “
• 10% in: ” In such cases, the entity is using the death experience as a way of testing loyalty, testing the obedience of loved ones. Th”
• 12% in: “ome kind of resentment that the one who passed over never made the effort or never responded to the effort of the one who wished to”
• 12% in: ” intensified because of the prospect of death in one s s here of farnily or loved ones, The pros eet of death as Stat which. “
• 12% in: ” farnily or loved ones, The pros eet of death as Stat which. intensifying the conflicts olpa relation ship, cry out for great”
• 12% in: ” a Way to Resolve Thlngs Even After the Death This Awareness indicates if it cannot be resolved durinisuch time, it can have “
• 12% in: “have long lasting eflect, even aftert e passing over. This Awareness suggests, however, it is not necessary that after one passes ov”
• 12% in: “ver, it is not necessary that after one passes over, that the entities reniainin should carry burdens, guilt or resentment for thos”
• 13% in: ” is 9. way by which even wt thecne pang passing over, orwheretn one cannot communicate wit one who is passing over, it is possible f”
• 13% in: “n one cannot communicate wit one who is passing over, it is possible for you to resolve the relattonslnp unilater ally without the c”
• 13% in: “u tn your new role as the person who is passing over, or who has passed over. This Awareness suggests after this has been com gleted”
• 13% in: ” person who is passing over, or who has passed over. This Awareness suggests after this has been com gleted, you may then go back a”
• 13% in: ” person who has plassed over, or w o ts passing over, an reply to those t ings which have been given in tum by that person. and cont”
• 14% in: “uch that entity, even if the entity has passed over, and whatever you discover, and whatever enlightenment and resolution has occur”
• 14% in: “t by the entity, even if the entity has passed over into another realm. That entity will experience the resolvin of the conflict an”
• 15% in: “th their parents or with those who have passed over which are still haunting the entity, which are still influencing the entity, wh”
• 15% in: “an resolve con cts with Someone who has passed over. Doing an Awareness can Resolve Karma with the Deceased This Awareness indicate”
• 15% in: “cates that likewise, the entity who has passed over and who has caused harm to one who remains on this plane. can experience the se”
• 15% in: ” a distance, at an impasse, or who have passed over mto another realm, This can be clone even when entitles cannot communicate with”
• 16% in: “ING A LOSS? The statement was made that death has become a foreign country where we don t know how to behave. Is there a corr”
• 16% in: “o speak briefly in regard to sorneone s passing over so that if the of er person wishes to have the olpportunity to discuss or talk “
• 17% in: “gh a time of being angry at the one who passed over, for having done this to the1n The y should not feel gu1lgy about such anger. T”
• 18% in: “e interest in living, and may also soon pass over through some form of disease or death wish or accident. This . . . ., . , Aware”
• 18% in: “ss over through some form of disease or death wish or accident. This . . . ., . , Awareness indicates that if the entity can look “
• 19% in: “etermined to shield their children from death that they will not even allow them to attend grand n ta s funeral. cosmic nwaas”
• 19% in: “s tried to force children to accept the death, to witness, to participate tn the death of grandma, or in the death of someone”
• 19% in: “eath, to witness, to participate tn the death of grandma, or in the death of someone near a.nd dear. There have been traumas “
• 19% in: “pate tn the death of grandma, or in the death of someone near a.nd dear. There have been traumas conurtitted against children”
• 19% in: ” opposite eittrerne, hiding the tact of death, allows the child to have the only contact, or only understanding of death of b”
• 19% in: ” only contact, or only understanding of death of being that which is portrayed in movies, in television, wherein entities are”
• 20% in: “, so that they get a distoitedg view of death that has nothing to do with the reality which is the loss ofa loved one. They n”
• 20% in: ” the movie, in the plot. The Child Sees Death as a Televlslon Story Likewise, with the victims in televisions, the viewer nev”
• 21% in: “vision, but the child never understands death from the television set, as anything other than part of the process of story te”
• 21% in: “e dial. Thus, life becomes meaningless, death becomes meaninvless. This Awareness indicates that many children ot ily experie”
• 21% in: “ioss andthe deeper feelings surrounding death when theircat dies, when theirpet mouse dies, when their pct bird dies. This Aw”
• 29% in: “13389 The Lost Art of Dying The Fear of Death QUESTION! ln the last session we were discussin the lost art of dying, and ther”
• 29% in: “ticle it said fWesterne rs seem to fear death, as if it were a creature from Mars, but the real trouble with people is that t”
• 29% in: “elieve there is some sort of iife after death. Could Awareness comment on that please? C05 MIC AW AKEN ESS! Tfhis Awareness i”
• 29% in: “end to belleye that there is more after death, and that things do not s1mply end at the death of the bod . This Awareness ind”
• 29% in: “nd that things do not s1mply end at the death of the bod . This Awareness indicates that the majority, however, Ii els that i”
• 30% in: “sary ent? How Those in the 0flB 1t flBW Death This Awareness indicates those in the orient tend to have a slightly different “
• 30% in: “re, they tend to not worry greatlyebout death, but tend more to concern Lhemse ves with the immetliate needs and the immediat”
• 30% in: “ligions or spiritual matters of ife and death their evangelism tends to he more in terms of political and economic I evangeli”
• 31% in: “o not have the concern or reverence for death, it is more that they simply dc n t know what to do about it and would rather n”
• 31% in: “ends to ignore concepts associated with death an afterlife, unless forced into a position of having to confront the concern. “
• 31% in: “ious dogma aIso, when entities approach death through an illness or in conjunction with the loss of ai loved one, they may th”
• 32% in: “entities into locking at the concept of death and afterlife with such mtensrty as to convince them that it is urgent for them”
• 33% in: “s been infomation Euan in regard to the passing over this Lhrou n Dr. o s channel. This Awareness indicates that die present Iiiterp”
• 33% in: “t been provided. Any New information on Life After Death? FoI..1 ow up QUESTION That should oe very welcome infomation to a lot of peopl”
• 34% in: “blliisherlymoie information onthe after death exoierience, and I told Sam that we have already puhlis ed a huge amount of thi”
• 36% in: “ntity ex eriences exists not only after death. but in life, through the fnistmtions. desires, and karma that one develops in “
• 36% in: “n. and the heaven exists not only after death, but exists else in one s normal life, in the joys that an entity experiences i”
• 41% in: “ry or religion or family, do not, after death, participate in the need for punishment and hel for having slain others, becaus”
• 41% in: “tion, is not so easily passed off after death as when alive, as when being praised by countrymen as being a hero for havin sl”
• 41% in: ” for havin slain the enemy for w en one passes over after death, one no longer feels the same loyalty to one s country, but feels a”
• 41% in: “he enemy for w en one passes over after death, one no longer feels the same loyalty to one s country, but feels a greater glo”
• 42% in: “e many experiences entities can have at passing over these experiences tend to follow the conditioning of the entrty s consciousness”
• 42% in: ” Entity who Expects Everything Cease at Death For exam le, the entity who believes that at the moment of death, everything ce”
• 42% in: “tity who believes that at the moment of death, everything ceases this entity does not receive what he or she expects, but ins”
• 45% in: “om Tcrrestria into Hades at the time of passing over, is not that of Saint Peter. It is the choice of the individual, and Lhe indivi”
• 49% in: ” that what can be said in regard to the passing over for individuals? for each in ividual is unique and will experience according to”
• 50% in: “e. hus,ent1t1es often, at the moment of death, pass into that which is the Clear Li ht. Others may go into that which they se”
• 51% in: “to their trien s and relatives who have passed over, that is where they first go. If they are attuned to that movement through a tu”
• 53% in: “ture redemption for this energy. At the Passing Over There are Many Paths CLOSIEYG l t liSSAGl.E This Awareness indicates that Ir ha”
• 54% in: “g born on this plane. It is the same at death. There are many paths for many individuals at the time of the passing over, and”
• 54% in: “for many individuals at the time of the passing over, and entities can go in many different ways according to their own personal dev”
• 54% in: “at they do, between now and t e time of passing over. gg R v. ELMWGDD CEMETERY CAC General Reading Grace 23 10 1 97 Pay Attention to”
• 57% in: “other members of his family died in the death camps. Partly because ot his suffering in the camps, Frank! developed a revolut”
• 72% in: “e completion. we can continue. Will her Death End the Kiddy Porn Contests? All Cumpetltlon Lacks Splrltuai Intentlon Fo1.Low “
• 86% in: “l 97 guardian angels to send up in that death trap! The assini is to make two loops around Venus to create a Slingshot effect”
• 89% in: “r Jewish neighbors were truclted off to death camps by the Nazis. It was the most chilling event to take place in the town un”
• 97% in: “on The Lost Art of lItyin g The Fear of Death is There an Otncral uneral Service from CA? Any New information on Life After D”
• 97% in: “Service from CA? Any New information on Life After Death? More on Hades, Sech Kahn, Clmmenal Can Energies of Clmrneria Influence Earth? “
• 97% in: “es of Clmrneria Influence Earth? At the Passing Over There are Many Paths Pay Attentaon to Resistant Patterns and Habits Viktor Fran”
• 97% in: ” Benet Ramsey Incident Will Jon Benet s Death End Klddy Porn Beauty Contests? Was Mother Acting Out eTwlsted Fantasy? Was Jon”

Issue 1978-47:

“14% In: How Long After The Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given?”

To Read This Issue:

• 17% In: Why Wait Two Days For Cremation?
• Page 2: Clear light – its importance at the moment of death
• Page 3: Death of entity – helpful suggestions can still be given for 2-3 days
• Page 4: Body after death – able to absorb communication for a limited time
• Page 4: Clear light – to look for after passing death threshold
• Page 4: Death – does not erase memory

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 2% in: “a ul li a href And What to Do After the Death And What to Do After the Death a li a href What To Advise The Dying Entity What”
• 2% in: “fter the Death And What to Do After the Death a li a href What To Advise The Dying Entity What To Advise The Dying Entity a l”
• 2% in: “Dying Entity a li a href How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given? “
• 2% in: “Can Suggestions Be Given How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given? a ul li a href Organ Transplants And Other Mutilation”
• 6% in: ” Ill h2 a name And What to Do After the Death a h3 And What to Do After the Death h3 p p 1978 47 p p p Paul Shockley, Trance “
• 6% in: “the Death a h3 And What to Do After the Death h3 p p 1978 47 p p p Paul Shockley, Trance Interpreter p p b Question b We have”
• 8% in: ” p I may be present with the patient at death or have to answer his questions about his impending death. p Through my studies”
• 8% in: “nswer his questions about his impending death. p Through my studies of metaphysics and the Cayce readings,. my understanding “
• 8% in: “he Cayce readings,. my understanding of death is different from most people s. Do I have the right to tell what I believe, or”
• 15% in: “ve these entities a copy of the book, i Life After Death i and i Life After Life i , and some of those other books referring to the deat”
• 16% in: “e of those other books referring to the death process. p p This Awareness suggests that wherein these entities are unable to “
• 16% in: “uggests also, that when the entity does pass over and prior to that, if possible, you may inform the entity that wherein one can “
• 17% in: ” do not realize this, and the moment of death the light flashes and they seek to hide or turn their backs, and fail to bathe “
• 18% in: “ot care to listen to you prior to their passing over, these suggestions still will be heard after the passing over, and they may lis”
• 18% in: “ggestions still will be heard after the passing over, and they may listen to you then when they can see for themselves that you are “
• 19% in: “ike it is . p p p a name How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given a h3 How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Gi”
• 19% in: “uggestions Be Given a h3 How Long After Passing Over Can Suggestions Be Given? h3 p p p b Question b How long after the passing over”
• 19% in: “3 p p p b Question b How long after the passing over would these suggestions be effective? p p p b Cosmic Awareness b This Awareness”
• 20% in: “s indicates after that, the body can be cremated or destroyed and it matters not. p This Awareness indicates that the entity can”
• 21% in: “s chanted and spoke to those who had. p passed over and talked them into the higher realms of Essence. p This Awareness suggests th”
• 22% in: “n their exit from the wheel of life and death and to move into those lands of Essence for greater vitalization and evolution “
• 22% in: ” p p b Question b Why Wait Two Days For Cremation? p p p b Cosmic Awareness b This Awareness indicates this in reference to the p”
• 24% in: “ce to the length of time after a person passes over that the body should not be touched, and this is in particular reference nowada”
• 25% in: “d not be touched for 12 hours after the passing over, and p after that it made no difference. p Is this correct? p p p b Cosmic Awar”
• 26% in: “ates this as not too unlike an entity s death in one lifetime being inflicted p from some form of mutilation. p This Awarenes”
• 27% in: “ters. p p This Awareness indicates that death does not erase memory, it simply submerges the memory into a subjective or subc”
• 28% in: “tes that the mutilation of a body after death wherein the soul is still somewhat present does have a shocking and detrimental”
• 29% in: “y, whether living or having departed in death, is that which determines the magnitude of the karmic effect in the future of t”
• 30% in: “ooses to give an organ after his or her death, let that entity be made aware that he or she must let go quickly of any identi”
• 30% in: “ss suggests that even if the entity has passed over, this message can be conveyed telepathically to the entity to assist them in le”
• 30% in: “reness indicates that many entities, in passing over, see their body mutilated and dead but see themselves standing and alive and do”
• 32% in: “his but that you suggest that when they pass over they look around for loved ones, for there is the likelihood that they will be “
• 33% in: “his Awareness suggests that entities in passing over, while needing to understand there is no terror involved, do not need to be giv”
• 33% in: “n that they look around after they have passed over for loved ones, but that they especially look for the Clear Light and dwell the”
• 34% in: ” body during the first two days p after death for giving the suggestions and communicating? p p b Cosmic Awareness b This Awa”
• 35% in: “sh to help another after the entity has passed over? p How much energy does one wish to give another after the entity has passed ov”
• 35% in: “sh to give another after the entity has passed over in order to assist that entity in progressing spiritually? p p This Awareness i”
• 36% in: “their time in counseling those who have passed over, as do the Tibetan monks, when entities don t even spend much of their time sha”
• 36% in: “ns with those entities before they have passed over in an effort to assist in the spiritual evolution of that entity. p p Ed s Note”
• 37% in: “stands and bookstores which concern the death experience by those who have been brought back to life. C.A.C. stocks, Life i A”
• 37% in: ” Evan Wentz 3.95, and i The Life Beyond Death i , by Rancheria 6.00 . p p p a name The Tax Payers Revolt a h2 The Tax Payers “
• 56% in: “n vanity and humility, between life and death, between freedom and security, between hope and despair. p p p a name It Must B”

Special Report 1:

“4% In: Special Report, Featured Issue: Instructions For Passing Over“

To Read This Issue:

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 4% in: ” on this plane, to assist others in the passing over. Instructions are as follows No entity should be alone, if this is at all possi”
• 5% in: “is is at all possible, at the moment of passing over. For eight hours after the passing over, in some cases seven to ten hours, ther”
• 6% in: “passing over. For eight hours after the passing over, in some cases seven to ten hours, there is that SandRt16ht andPPP6Ciandti0h, t”
• 9% in: “hould give information to those who are passing over and this information should come from that inner awareness , which considers th”
• 10% in: “followingx . It must he remembered that death does not have that black edge that ap pehrs on paper indicating requiemc. It mu”
• 13% in: ” sl1 those sad things that surround the passing over are but that movement of the mind that is in error. It is indicated that long p”
• 15% in: “h entities have received concerning the passing over which is in error. Death is not that time of sadness and fear that entities hav”
• 16% in: “ing the passing over which is in error. Death is not that time of sadness and fear that entities have been led to believe, Th”
• 16% in: ” entities have been led to believe, The passing over is that possibility which entities have on this plane of receiving that fuller “
• 18% in: “nce that can come to entities after the passing over. For those who are dedicated to greater development and awareness this becomes “
• 19% in: ” who need assistance at the time of the passing over. P11888 12222822222? 222ll322!32 i23222132333238!2I!332333 Z ..2 !22 2!2!!223 I”
• 22% in: “ions do indicate that entities who have passed over are those entities that ggeolsved. That the love which entities experience on t”
• 25% in: “this love does not leave them after the passing over. A e AW f 1 , , l , ,Y ff er ee n Q , t e 1 14 ffm 1 sentient feeling, emotions”
• 28% in: “HETBELVES . It is ind1cateand that they pass over to the experience wherein there is great light and great love. It is suggested “
• 31% in: “ane than do confide, with those who are passing over, that information be given them concerning that which This Awaranesa has referr”
• 37% in: “Awareness is with entities cal1 the one passed over by name as they move from this darkness toward light. what is felt is not pain.”
• 40% in: “tion is given, that again those who are passing over should be contacts . PhBS6 111. 3IISIIIIISIS8888825l 8S!8ll !S !!!l!32!i3 l!3l2″
• 43% in: “made to understand,at this stage of the passing,over that this great longing does occasion within them that sense wherein there is a”
• 49% in: “tities, who are aware, do caution those passing over call them by name in reference to rebirth, that they be advised not to again tu”
• 50% in: “ard. It is suggested that those who are passing over be told that there awaits them that great life, that movement toward things unk”
• 57% in: “hat should be given to entities who are passing over is as follows 0nce entities have advised those who are passing over as to that “
• 58% in: “nce entities have advised those who are passing over as to that inform ation alleviating them from fears of actual passing, when tha”
• 59% in: “given wherein entities are told who are passing over as to those great joys and that awakening which is ahead, and that information “
• 63% in: “here can be affected, for those who are passing over, that experience wherein they may avoid those eternities some entities do exper”
• 65% in: “!8!3 SHS I3S2!!3!8 2l!3 call the entity passed over by name In the event that it becomes nec essary for rebirth, that entities do i”
• 78% in: ” is indicated that after and during the passing over that the mind po wer and ability , of the entity, to understand in nine times g”
• 80% in: “is concludes the instructions for those passing over. Information that may he added to this and will be of great value is that which”
• 82% in: “ities do communicate with those who are passing over in reference to the foregoing steps end that they do reed and give in formation”
• 85% in: “en within the first two hours after the passing over. This some information should then be repeated four hours after the passing ove”
• 85% in: “d then be repeated four hours after the passing over and again there must be affected this kind of communication eight hours after t”
• 86% in: ” of communication eight hours after the passing over. When this information has been given in the manner suggested by Awareness, ent”
• 88% in: “t use necessary to assist those who are passing over. Entities who do indeed perform this kind of service for those who have passed “
• 88% in: “this kind of service for those who have passed over will find that their mm passing over is that of greater ease and therein reward”
• 89% in: “ave passed over will find that their mm passing over is that of greater ease and therein reward for this service which they have giv”
• 91% in: “t least seven, eight or ten hours after passing over that what than happens to that residual and to that materiel form that remains “
• 97% in: “alog. For more information on the after death experience, please refer to Revelations of Awareness No. 78 47 Working with the”
• 98% in: “rking with the Terminally 1ll 8 1 27 On Death and Dying 83 6 The After Death Experience 83 8 Into the White Light 81 20 After”
• 98% in: ” 1 27 On Death and Dying 83 6 The After Death Experience 83 8 Into the White Light 81 20 After Death What? 84 17 Life After D”
• 99% in: “e 83 8 Into the White Light 81 20 After Death What? 84 17 Life After Death, Part 5 available from CAC. Please refer to backis”
• 99% in: “ite Light 81 20 After Death What? 84 17 Life After Death, Part 5 available from CAC. Please refer to backissues catalog for prices. Iv”

Issue 1983-20:

“19% In: After Death“

To Read This Issue:

• 26% In: That Great Sleep After Death: No Instant Genius For That Next Life
• 29% In: Life After Death: Part Four Death And Dying: After Death: What?
• 42% In: What Awaits The Suicide?
• Page 1: After Death – What? Part 4
• Page 7: Suicide (What awaits the)

Excerpts From This Issue On Death

• 2% in: ” and transitions known as awaken ing or death, or sieep, or dreamstabes. This Awareness indicates that as the previous discus”
• 3% in: “lear Light and awakens at the moment of death into the Ciear Light, this becoming th experience wlwrein the entity realizes w”
• 5% in: “en describe as a long tunnel after zhey pass over, moving through this iong tunnel toward a light, the enlgity has the opportunit”
• 7% in: “areness indicates that the entities who pass over and experience this, out of body, have an opportunity of remaining in Lhat dime”
• 8% in: “the crown as the Sth house, or house of death, the base OfthBQJiJ1E of God, the being exemplified in the statue of Buddha, wh”
• 18% in: “s, between dreams, wherein the entities pass over Torn Ellis dream life into the greater life, or greater dream, the afterlife, a”
• 19% in: “attempt to understand what occurs after death, what occurs beyond this physical existence, is as difficult in e. rational sen”
• 21% in: “ams, the abstract realities of life and death, that they would certainly like to read what he says and evaluate it for its wo”
• 26% in: “ll some to you riarurai emi nslue, tilu Death the I inn .ta l Death me Snewieli, Death the rumrmg in me . Dl B 1 aiier a yell”
• 26% in: “i emi nslue, tilu Death the I inn .ta l Death me Snewieli, Death the rumrmg in me . Dl B 1 aiier a yellnw i31r CI. realizatio”
• 26% in: “eath the I inn .ta l Death me Snewieli, Death the rumrmg in me . Dl B 1 aiier a yellnw i31r CI. realization, not e logical re”
• 26% in: ” 4 1 F ,, A , Q THAT GFIEAT SLEEP AFTER DEATH No instant Genius for that Next Lifetime The Law of Cosmic Physics Like Attract”
• 28% in: ” en entity to make one dull iust before passing over, or within years before passing over this will not necessarily mean that the en”
• 28% in: “re passing over, or within years before passing over this will not necessarily mean that the entity remains dull thereafter, butrati”
• 29% in: “ndividual is programmed to believe that life after death is nothing but a deep sleep, often entities will experience tliet deep sleep fo”
• 30% in: ” be so in one a consciousness, when one passes over into the subconscious or other conscious super cornzcious levels, the energies “
• 33% in: “ee Krishna, shall see Krishna. Entities passing over, expecting to eco Christ, shall sec Christ. Entities passing over, expecting to”
• 33% in: ” eco Christ, shall sec Christ. Entities passing over, expecting to eee Satan, shall sec Satani This Arrzzrenees indicetee that these”
• 37% in: “ng or judgng your iife at .the peint of death, I thought that your judgment was tempered by s pester perspeci ive snd w isrio”
• 38% in: “ness indicates that wherein entities on passing over, cont inns to hold onto their own personal role and attach ments of life, the a”
• 41% in: “ntities who vioiate themselves tlirough suicide, this is the type of suicide that is senseless and has no aitruistic motive. Fd”
• 41% in: “s tlirough suicide, this is the type of suicide that is senseless and has no aitruistic motive. Fd like to ask Awareness if thi”
• 41% in: ” by BJ . of California, in reference to suicide, is correct.. Vve heard this type pf thing before and I don t recall seeing it “
• 41% in: “ious information Awareness has given on suicide. Suicide calls forth ai penalty of 3,000 to 5,000 years on the dark planet, wiL”
• 41% in: “rmation Awareness has given on suicide. Suicide calls forth ai penalty of 3,000 to 5,000 years on the dark planet, wiLh the tot”
• 42% in: “tances leading up to, and including the suicide, over and over and over again. When that particular entity has finally committe”
• 42% in: “ntity has finally committed that exact, suicide enough times, than they must spend 2,000 years in servirze Lo others who are in”
• 42% in: ” to prevent that entity Qmni committing suicide. After the penalty of 5,000 to 7,000 years has been served. you can bet that th”
• 44% in: ” message relating to the consequence of suicide is that which was intended to promote the significance of the cganseqnence, so “
• 44% in: “ch. This Awareness indicates that while suicide is a violent e cpre ion, suicide is less karmic in nature than is the kiliingnl”
• 44% in: ” while suicide is a violent e cpre ion, suicide is less karmic in nature than is the kiliingnl another accidental deatliof ones”
• 44% in: “n nature than negligence and accidental death of another because of one s negligence. Suicide is Lhat which must he understoo”
• 45% in: “of another because of one s negligence. Suicide is Lhat which must he understood on ind ividual lvels of reality, whereby the i”
• 45% in: “ity, whereby the individual who commits suicide, either by a sudden violent self extermination, or by a proionged, lingering, l”
• 45% in: “nged, lingering, lasting suffering, the suicide which entities choose, in choosing their way of exiting, will. in each instance”
• 45% in: “ndicates that wherein an entity commits suicide in a dramatic way, in order to impress someone, and wherein the entity s suicid”
• 45% in: “press someone, and wherein the entity s suicide is designed to bring great. attention, bo focus the press and pub licity upon t”
• 46% in: “e This re adingis a continuation of the life after death readialgs. which began with Revelations of Awareness Nu, sa. 27 on own and I3yi”
• 47% in: “, and continued with No. 83 6 Fha Agter Death E Lperlence 3.U0 than No. 83 8 into t e White Ligl1t 3.0U from C.A.C,Mn1m in th”
• 63% in: ” mundane levels must transcend this ego death and move toward the resurrection or recreation of a new life in the spiritual d”
• 63% in: “ension, whereby the humility of the ego death is experienced and suffered, while the spirit moves dn Lo its crowning glory of”
• 70% in: “ks. The sign of Scorpio symbolizing the death of the candidate, Lhe trensEiguratio n or trans mutation, the nscen ion or resu”
• 73% in: “antee that he will also do this when he passes over for real? COSMIC AWARENESS This Awareness indicates that entities in moving thr”
• 74% in: “he entity will see thc Clem Light after death, this cannot be said as a zuarsnloe. his Awareness indicates however that epend”
• 85% in: “appened with this lady being whipped to death that 11 doesn t seem like i 15 s too far removed from the rnentallty of some en”

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