Subject: What Happens To Us After We Pass Away?
This tells us what we may experience after leaving
the physical.
The following is an excerpt from her book, A WorldBeyond.
An Example of an Unspiritual Person's Dea-h Experience.
Let us take as an example a person who is so sure that
there is no G-d and no hereafter that he treats others
badly while on Earth and he feels no moral obligation to
lend a helping hand or to be a decent citizen. When he
makes the transition he is angry and tempestuous as
he finds himself in a situation of his own making,
surrounded by other greedy s-uls who, because they
are in like situation, welcome him gleefully to the
h-ll that they have created for themselves. He is shocked.
These are not the type of people he wants to associate
with. They are fiendish and ill-mannered, whereas
he has been a stiff-necked, educated, and polished
man, although he never gave thought to anyone but
himself.
He tries to break out of the fiendish group, but
they surround him.
He calls for help, but no one with a better nature can
enter the group to save him. He has dug his own
grave, so to speak, and is allowed to lie in it for a
while. He is utterly miserable, for he now begins to
see the folly of his ways but does not know how to
avert his fate. He is left there until his own remorse
for s-nful ways begins to penetrate his being and he
acknowledges to himself that he wasted a lifetime,
a rare privilege, by thinking only of himself. After he
reaches full repentance he is then able to free
himself of the unrepentant creatures around him,
and for a long time thereafter he searches his own
sou- to review the past mistakes.
This is sometimes a long, drawn-out process because
he will have to make his way alone. Only he is able
to assess his wrongs and seek forgiveness, although
there are many here willing to lend a hand
whenever he reaches out to them for it.
The description of the above person's de-th
experience sounds uncannily similar to the near-dea-h
experience by
http://www.near-death.com/storm.html
Rev. Howard S-orm whom I profile on this website.
Ruth Montgomery revealed the above information about
a decade before Howard St-rm's experience. Comparing
the two accounts reveals a strange synchronicity that
goes well beyond coincidence in my opinion. Also, it
is extremely unlikely that Howard Sto-m made up his
experience based on the above description. Once you
read his experience, you will see why.
An Example of a Murderer's Deat- Experience.
What of a murderer who deliberately k-lls another for
his personal gain or satisfaction? This is not a pretty
story. Full of hatred or vengeance, he expects to find
nothing when he passes through the door called
"dea-h", and for a long time that is usually what
he finds - nothing. He is in a state like unto d-ath
for a goodly while, until at last something arouses
him, and he wakens to find out that the he-l he
had every reason to expect is indeed awaiting him.
It is not goblins and d-vils that he sees, but visions
of his own face distorted by hatred, greed, malice,
and other defeating emotions. He cringes from the
sight, realizing that he sees himself thus, that he
himself was possessed of a de-il, and that except
for his baser nature he would have been able
unaided to cast him forth. He is appalled as he
realizes that he wasted a lifetime of opportunity.
Not for him is enrollment in the temple of wisdom
or the higher school of learning.
This s-ul will stay in torment for a long, long time,
until he believes himself to be totally lost. When he
eventually reaches this pit of despair, he may
at last cry out to Go- to rescue him and that wail of
despair is heard by -od. Other so-ls are sent to ease
his suffering, and if his will is truly uplifted toward
s-iritual development, he will slowly, slowly, slowly
begin to work himself upward until he has learned the
penalties for taking another's life which was given by
G-d.
When he is sufficiently strong to do so, he will accost
the person whose life he took, and their reaction is
such as to ring bells in paradise; for, as likely as not,
the other sou- has conquered self to such an extent
that he has already forgiven the suffering -oul who
cut short his span of physical life. This forgiveness
uplifts the murderer to such an extent that he is
gradually able to take his place in the society of other
so-ls and finally to learn some of the lessons of
salvation. Remember that a sou- on this side, just as
on your side, is never without help from -od and the
good so-ls whom Go- created in his own image. Ask
and ye shall receive, seek and ye shall find, knock
and it will be opened unto you. That is the law of
the universe. Ask, receive; knock, open the door
of your mind and let the rays of universal love flow
in.
An Example of a Drug Addict's De-th Experience,
People who die as an alcoholic can hover around
people on Earth who drink too much, lusting after
the pleasures of alcoholism yet unable to break
the bond of habit which bound them to their
physical bodies. The same with heavy smokers or
d-ug users, there or here, or the s-x maniacs who
take advantage of others to appease the bodily
craving for inte-course. This is a very important
lesson which we learn on this side. To escape the
perpetual cycle of rebirth into physical form,
we must erase the ties, the shackles which bind us
to satiation of the physical body. So try to lick the
bad habits while on Earth. It is easier by far than
to come unloose from them on Earth. Those who
neither drink nor smoke nor use dr-gs nor lust
after se- will be free of those shackles on the
other side.
It is easier while in physical form to break those
shackles than it is to undo them on the other side,
where no temptations are put in our way. Thus,
there is no reward for behaving correctly here
in s-irit, because there is nothing to tempt us
otherwise. The hard school is in the physical
one, and there it is there that we must meet and
overcome the temptations.
The above example of drug addict's afterlife
experience is strikingly similar to what
http://www.near-death.com/ritch.html
George R-tchie observed during his near-death
experience.
Although Ri-chie's experience occurred in the
1940's, it was not published until the mid-1980's.
This was well after Ruth Montgomery published
the above account. Again, the similarities of
both of these accounts is such that it goes beyond
coincidence. To my mind, they both affirm the
truth of these similarly described experiences.
Part 1.
John Winston. johnfw@mlode.com
http://paranormal.miningco.com/od/ruthmontgomery/
Ruth Montgomery (1913 - 2001), a past p-esident of the
prestigious National Press Club, began her career as a
Washington DC reporter.
She wrote a book about the world-renowned p-ychic,
http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/1030/51437
Jeanne Dixon, called
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0688016898/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
A Gift of Prophecy. Jeanne Dixon was the ps-chic who
warned Pr-sident K-nnedy not to go to Dallas on that
fateful day.
Her book on Jeanne Dixon was very successful
and Ruth began looking further into the paranormal
phenomenon. She soon discovered that she had
the gift of
http://www.infinityinst.com/articles/autowriting.html
"automatic writing" by which she could
communicate with various deceased personalities.
Despite all the ridicule and criticism, she was able
to c-hannel a great deal of information from the other
side, specifically from her deceased friend, the
famous spiritualist and medium,
http://www.bluedolphinpublishing.com/ford.htm
Arthur Ford. Ford was the psy-hic who successfully
revealed Houdini's s-cret code from the other side.
There was controversy with this, but it was never
proven that Ford received this message any other
way. From beyond the grave, Montgomery received
startling answers to questions about life after d-ath,
such as: What happens after de-th?
Where do we go? What is it like over there? Ruth
Montgomery documented these revelations in a
series of book:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/044920832X/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
World Beyond,
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0609805371/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
The World to Come,
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449209237/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
The World Before
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449210855/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Search for the Truth,
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449211118/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
"Born to Heal
http:*///www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449208095/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Aliens Among Us
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449204278/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Here and Hereafter
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449201821/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Threshold to Tomorrow,
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449212211/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Companions Along the Way
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449212521/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Herald of the New A-e, and
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0449200612/ref=3Dnosim/neardeathcom
Strangers Among Us.
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