Reply #10: could hell be a "sea" of negative emotions? [View All]

[NJCher]

Was that the one on threads, FA? I think my brother told me about it. It repeats now and then so we'll have to keep our eyes open on that. `

Rumpel, I had never given any thought to how the condition you describe could be hell. That is fascinating and something to mull over. I had an experience that could fit into this category and which I will relate later in this post. If "hell" is collective, I wonder if some nations, such as Iraq, could be a sort of hell. We've certainly assisted in making it that, if it wasn't to begin with. But I think back to a comment Nancy made about Iraq and that was something along the lines of it being a place that needed a new "birth time," so to speak. I wish I could remember more exactly what she said--perhaps someone else will recall.

I wonder if we in the US will be entering a sort of hell. That's because (if I remember correctly) some part of our American chart goes into Pisces. It stays there for a long time. Different astrologers have interpreted this as a time of great remorse and work to make up for what has been done in Iraq.

I had an experience with hell. I often think of this experience whenever something outrages me like the recent mistake bombing in Pakistan. This has to do with accountability and therefore I know that there will come a time when GWB and his ilk will pay. Long story short: I was participating in some crime detective work. I tapped into a sea of grief. It was presented to me as a water image and the grief, anger, and negative emotions from the death were being experienced by the killer. I instantly knew what it would be like to have to pay for such a wrong: to have to endure the pain caused by that action.

The sea presented itself as molecules and every molecule of grief would be felt. The pain and negativity I experienced there was unlike anything I have ever, ever experienced in this lifetime. It was so intense it took me three weeks to get back to anything that resembled my normal state. After that, I said I would never participate in this kind of work again.

I am grateful for the experience, though, now. I know there will be a time when bush, cheney, et al have to pay for what they have done. They will have to experience the grief they have caused others, many times over.

Taking this experience and going back to what Rumpel wrote, I wonder if the sea that I saw is the morass of negative emotions experienced by those who were affected by the death. The killer had to experience it--indeed, was caught in this "sea" just like a person could be caught in an ocean without a raft or life jacket. That is how the universe exacts accountability; the person responsible for the crime has to feel the effects of his or her actions, one molecule at a time.

Going through the sea is what it will take for souls like bush's and cheney's to return to the continuum, to "be-ing in harmonious balance as a part of a continuum."




Cher