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Originally Posted by organic born
Is this truly the case? Is this really what happened? In the last 40 years or so I've read and heard so many version of what happened to us as soul-based entities and they usually reflect some feeling that we've been detrimentally robbed of our birthright. I think it's important that we focus on this trend because such imaginings tend to frame the way we think about this current experience.
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Such stories are enticing, since living a physical life is a disturbing affair in which we continually teeter over one abyss or another (in many cases abysses of our own making)
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This is too large a topic to go into detail here. And it should be read as a personal belief based on a wide range of information/knowledge I've gathered.. you'll be able to find your own truth (that sits well with you).
Rather than rewrite everything, I'll direct you to another thread that covers this in some detail (and has some links that are worth looking at).
http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/sh...d.php?t=112746
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Originally Posted by organic born
While there's nothing to really indicate that any of this actually occurred.
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There are a lot of reminders of what's happened. I tried finding a specific video that goes over various temples and the different building techniques that were used, but came up empty. Here are some others.. however, they do have that 'conspiracy theory' ring to them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKfGC3P9KoQ&t=320s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGwTT1Ff8b8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VUmtCLePL8
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Originally Posted by organic born
What was your mother like in general? Was she relaxed overall and did she integrate with the things that surrounded her? Here ability to access languages is suggestive of something much deeper and more cooperative in nature. We've been conditioned to think that we're structurally narrow and contained. Intuitively it appears that your mother was able to poke through some of this conditioning in a most unique way! :)
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I've only met a few people like her. She didn't have any trouble fitting in.. it seemed natural for her, wherever she went. I know it's going to seem like boasting a bit (and I am a bit biased..
), but she was well known and respected in many circles. She helped people regardless of station; from the lowest to the highest. She provided free assistance to those that couldn't afford it, and had regular/numerous invitations to visit high ranking officials and leaders in various countries to provide advice. When she passed away, we had ceremonies in a lot of different locations so people could pay their respects. The one I attended (which wasn't where she was living at the time) was packed, with people spilling out into the streets. Each one had a personal story of how my mother had a positive impact on their life. For a long time, I had people stop me on the street because they recognised me in relation to knowing her.
I think it goes without saying that I miss her being here.