posted January 23, 2021 05:23 PM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
I'm saying that you can't escape it, when it's in your world, and not in the news. I'm not going to shut off social media and tell my friends that their grief is inconvenient for me.

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Who was saying or advising that? I was just talking about tapping into greater acceptance and the realization that so many of the things that cause us suffering, do so needlessly. Even this woman that I've been hung up on and I've felt a lot of difficult/upsetting feelings about, does that really need to be the case? If I had a higher perspective and could detach more from self and ego, I could just let it go (I'm starting to, thanks partially to the help of some others as well)

I know my position doesn't seem very empathic, but this whole hang up on death is one of the biggest weights around humanity's neck and really, really, really needs to be released. We need to start seeing it for what it really is, and how nonphysicals in the faster vibratory realms view it. They see the death of an inphysical focused person as a birth into their realms. They count it as a joyous occasion.

A really good example of this is the Teacher of teacher Yeshua and how he treated and viewed death. To the woman who had been crying and mourning over her dead husband, what did he say? He said, why do you morn, your husband is but asleep to this life, you need to live your life meanwhile.

Then Lazarus died (the first time), he wept, not because Lazarus died, but because so many around him were filled with grief. He could acutely feel that, and to be honest, I think he teared up not just because of feeling their pain, but also sadness that they were just not getting the important messages and were choosing to stay stuck in slower vibrational beliefs and perceptions. He was more crying for their self chosen stuckness and that they were suffering because of it.

He was not a person who lacked empathy nor Love. Most people cannot even begin to understand how much empathy and Love he had in his heart for others (my childhood experience/attunement came close). But he also very much believed in and practiced a more Yang attuned tough Love as well--like with the woman mourning her husband. Or the lady near the well. Well tbh, there were plenty examples of both the tough love side, and also the gentle, compassionate, caring and more Yin side.