JOURNEY WITHOUT DISTANCE.

[Still_Waters]

EXCERPT Post 9:[quote=Michael K. I have personally conversed with
many dead (change venues) folks when I was a practicing medium in the
Spiritualist church, that too was over 30 years ago, moved on from that.[/quote] ADCs (after death communications) have become so common nowadays that they are even discussed in continuing education classes for mental health professionals. It was reported in a relevant study that 70% of widows have an ADC with their departed spouse within a year of the spouse crossing over. The DSM (Diagnostics and Statistics Manual used by psychiatrists in diagnoses) has reportedly been updated to reflect this phenomenon.

It is my understanding that dis-incarnate entities are essentially unchanged emotionally and mentally after crossing over ... with the obvious exception being that they now may have a greater understanding of the crossing over process. I engaged with Spiritists for a while but eventually lost any sustaining interest due to their almost exclusive communications with Christian-oriented entities like Emmanuel who are nice in many ways but whom I would not seek out even if they were available on the earth plane. Communicating with the dead (change venues, as you put it) is not necessarily an enlightening experience.

After much research, it is my opinion that the Tibetan Buddhists have the most thorough insights and methodology relevant to the dying before death practice although certain Sufis and Yogis (Yoga Vashistha in particular) approach dying before death similarly though their teachings are not as detailed as those of the Tibetan Buddhists.